British UFO Research Association

And weirdly, one of the most common places to see an ET is in your own bedroom, as this case demonstrates.

This case comes from researcher Gloria Dixon of the British UFO Research Association, BUFORA.

It occurred in Shropshire, England, which actually has a history of UFO encounters.

The witness is anonymous and is known only as Mrs. F.

We don't represent one event.

We've got archives not only just from the big civilian research organizations in the United States, but we've got it from Britain, Bufora.

We've got Australia, ACOS.

And that is exciting when you can integrate all those files.

Yeah, we covered that early on.

Anyway, in May of 1973, an 11-year-old girl named Faye by the Bufora, British UFO Research Association, journal, was playing with a 10-year-old boy in the countryside near Sandown.

What was his name? We'll get into it, but he really...

In a lot of the sources, he didn't have a name, but Believing in the Bazaar found a source that...

Yeah.

I'd rather have somebody that's pretty clean.

And the Bufora Journal described with his white trousers he had on or his legs kind of consisted of wooden slats.

Nice.

We had Flying Sorcerer of You.

We had the Bufora magazines.

We had the key literature of like Jacques Vallée.

who to me is the godfather of ufology.

And, again, I'm younger than you, but in my day, in my day, all we had, we had no internet, we had no AI, there was no online, no Google.

All we had was the Flying Saucer of you, We had the Bufora magazine.

We had the Mufon magazine.

It was beautiful.

yeah okay i'll go i'll use an analogy that i use in the book imagine our electromagnetic spectrum that we're on now our life that we're sat on this earth is an old vinyl record an old lp with the hole in the center and the grooves from the edge to the center that is our frequency that we deal with that we're the planet the plane the physical reality that we deal with on a daily basis so if et is able to manipulate that remember we only see one fifth or one tenth of one percent rather within that electromagnetic spectrum so we're on that record there are actually a whole stack of records on different frequencies some people call different dimensions both above us and below us so et one thing that the going back to the abductees which they will say uh the messages that they're given or people that have done hypnotic regression uh people like uh dolores cannon bud hopkins unfortunately they're no longer with us but kath marden more recently and one thing that they say constantly is that everything's done by thought it's an energy that they have And Bud Hopkins, I was very fortunate to meet him and have lunch with him once.

I was helping out at a Bufora concert, the British UFO Research Association.

And Bud Hopkins was a guest.

And he was quite, what can I say? He came out with it and he said, Paul, he said, I got into the field of ufology purely by chance.

Larry Warren, JD Engels, who is the 81st Security Police Squadron officer, and a radar technician named David Potts, they start talking.

They use pseudonyms, but they start leaking the story to the local Bufora investigators, which is the British UFO Research Association.

We've talked about them before this very summer.

Jenny Randalls is a big investigator at Befora.

the Murdoch tabloid News of the World gets a hold of the HALP memo.

And this is the smoking gun that everyone decides, okay, this is true.

So Jenny Randles, for two years, this is getting reported in zines, in the Bufora newsletters, in Flying Saucer Reviews.

So the UFO community is already hearing about this almost right after it happens.

His books have been published in six different languages around the world.

He is the former Director of Investigations for the British UFO Research Association and former MUFON representative for England.

Philip has written articles and features for numerous publications around the world, and has been both editor and assistant editor of High Street UFO Publications.

He is the founder of Flying Disc Press.

Oh.

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[laughs] Um, what it was, in, in 1993, I was part of the British UFO Research Association, uh, and one of the things I did for them, I was their press officer.

And I got a letter from, uh, a chap called Ray Santilli, and, um, he said, uh, you know, "We're thinking of making a UFO documentary." He's a little company, uh, the Merlin Group.