Hi Barron,
The aledged police officer didn't report his experience to the newspaper. Apparently he went home and got in contact with some paranormal experts and told them he had seen a UFO which actually he didn't, he saw three tall blonde haired 'people' stood in a corn field.
It must have been the paranormal experts who got in touch with the newspaper and the journalist got in touch with a crop circle expert.
So here's the thing.
The crop circle expert didn't confirm the existence of the crop circle - that was his speciality - and the policeman who was off duty didn't get in contact with the police force, prefering to get in touch with a paranormal expert. Why a paranormal expert? Where's the evidence of the crop circle? Surely there must have been some immediate investigation and at least photos of the crop circle where he said all this took place.
No names were mentioned except the experts, even though telephone calls were made to the local police station, so the name of the bobby must have been known, even by the journalist.
I think the article was a fluff piece just to fill a void - after all it was in the 'wierd' section of the internet newspaper.
Best regards,
Steve
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Originally Posted by Barron
Hi Steve
You're probably right but what stood out for me was 1) it was reported by big main-stream media (respected by the masses, even though we know different!) and 2) a Policeman (supposedly a man of "substance", although, again, we know better) was the one reporting it.
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