Il caso Rendlesham

Anche questo caso è stato smascherato?

Leggete qui

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/ufo/6138528/Britains-most-celebrated-UFO-sighting-was-a-lorry-full-of-fertili...

Britain's most celebrated UFO sighting was a 'lorry full of fertiliser'

In December 1980, witnesses claimed to have seen coloured and glowing lights coming from close to an RAF base Rendlesham Forest, near Woodbridge, Suffolk.

Servicemen from the airbase who investigated claimed to have seen lights moving through the trees, as well as a bright light from an unidentified object. Some even claimed to have seen a conical metallic object floating above the trees. Police logged the incident as a UFO sighting.

Sometimes dubbed “Britain’s Roswell”, it sparked worldwide interest and for years researchers, authors and television producers have tried to get to the bottom of what happened.

Now however someone has come forward claiming to hold the key to the mystery.

Peter Turtill, 66, from Ipswich, said the “UFO” was actually a truck full of burning fertiliser which he had set alight.

He claimed he had been on his way home after collecting a truck he had lent to a friend when it broke down near the USAF airbase at Rendlesham in December 1980.

He said: “To my horror it was loaded with stolen fertiliser so we towed it off the road into the forest and set light to it to destroy the evidence of the crime.

“The truck had an aluminium body and the fertiliser and metal made some very unusual coloured flames which flared among the trees.

“Some of the airmen from the base thought it was a multi-coloured cross from out of space, and with the truck tyres popping they were getting a bit edgy. “They had guns and we didn’t want to get in their way so we towed the burning vehicle onto the road.


"I admit it probably looked spectacular rolling through the forest but it was hardly a spaceship.”

His claim was met with immediate scorn by researchers. Brenda Butler, a UFO investigator, said: “I don’t get what he is saying. There have been so many witnesses who have come forward.

“He would have to come up with an awful lot of proof to call them liars. Why has he waited 29 years to come forward?”



Sintetizzando, qualche giorno fa è uscito allo scoperto, dopo 29 anni, un pensionato inglese, il quale sostiene di essere stato lui, con il suo carico di fertilizzante in fiamme ad essere scambiato per un Ufo. Ha confessato, infatti, che stava scaricando, nel dicembre del 1980 nella foresta di Rendlesham, un carico di fertilizzante rubato, e che a causa del colore delle fiamme poteva essere scambiato per un ufo.

Che dire? Testimonianza affidabile, o sono più affidabili le testimonianze dei militari?
A favore dell'ipotesi Ufo, è che l'oggetto/oggetti non sono stati visti solo a terra, ma anche in cielo, oggetti che tra l'altro hanno emesso anche fasci di luce dal cielo verso la terra.