Showing posts with label Leicestershire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leicestershire. Show all posts

Friday, August 08, 2014

'Green Beam' UFO Sighting Over Hinckley


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'Green Beam' UFO Sighting Over Hinckley 7-27-14

By Sian Young
www.hinckleytimes.net
8-7-14

Two witnesses have come forward separately to say they saw a very bright beam of light descend out of the sky.

     A UFO has been reported by a number of residents in the borough.

Two witnesses have come forward separately to say they saw a very bright beam of light descend out of the sky on the eve of Sunday July 27.

Norman Willis, 61, of Rugby Road, Burbage recalls seeing the peculiar light at around 11pm. He said: “I had just finished watching a film and I went into my back bedroom to have a look at the sky. It was clear except for one white cloud.

“It was fairly dark but the sky and stars were clear to see. All of a sudden a bright green beam came down out of the cloud for about three seconds before disappearing. It was a continuous beam down. . . .
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Saturday, May 31, 2014

UFO Spotted Over The Hinckley Area | Leicestershire, England

UFO Spotted Over The Hinckley Area | Leicestershire, England

"I watched the object moving very slowly through the sky
for about five minutes until it finally disappeared behind St Mary’s Church"

By Harriet Robinson
www.hinckleytimes.net
5-30-14

     A UFO has been spotted flying around the Hinckley area.

The incident was reported to the Leicestershire UFO Investigation Network who said on their Facebook page that a male witness spotted a “large pulsating bright red light in the sky” about the Jelson Estate on May 1.

The male reported seeing the possible alien spacecraft around the Hollycroft area at 9.55pm.

The witness stated: “I was just drawing my bedroom curtains when my eyes were drawn to an extremely vivid red light that was flying towards the east, very low in the sky - just above the rooftops. I opened the window to listen for sound, but there was nothing - just silence.

“I watched the object moving very slowly through the sky for about five minutes until it finally disappeared behind St Mary’s Church.

“I used my binoculars at one point, but the strange thing was that I couldn’t get them to focus on the object - even though I keep them ready for normal use and never have any trouble.”

Graham Hall, volunteer at LUFOIN, said: “The witness is a regular astronomer who is aware of what is in the sky so we are taking notice of what he is saying. . . .
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