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This聽picture is from UFO and Crop Circle Researcher Matthew Williams. He's captured what appears to be a triangular craft over Alton Barnes in Wiltshire.

Tony James - UFO investigator.

Picture taken by Matthew Williams, in Alton Barnes, Wiltshire.

Close up of Matthew Williams' UFO picture.

I've known Matthew Williams for a good ten years, long enough to ask him straight out if it was a fake. I believe his answer, he said, "I didn't see the 'thing' but yes I agree it does look very suggestive of a triangular craft. I'm very excited at this. No it is not a fake. No worries". 聽

I've been聽in company with Matthew many times when he's been telling strange stories to people, and unlike a lot of others out there, his stories always remained the same, never adding 'spice' to make it that little bit more interesting. Matthew is the type of guy who tells it how it is, whether you like it or not.

He's not afraid to ask even the BIG BOYS the most awkward questions. He's a law abiding rebel after the truth, a Truthseeker.

Southern England, 3rd March 2002, 20:00pm
A Flying Triangle was tracked across England聽on March 3,聽2002. UFO investigator David Kingston received reports of a聽bizarre triangular聽craft with red and blue lights, zooming across the skies from聽Cornwall to聽Poole. The mystery machine was first spotted in St. Austell.

There were also聽reports of it not far from Lyme Regis later the same day, then聽over Portland聽and Poole.

Mr. Kingston, who first witnessed unexplained flying聽objects while聽serving with an RAF intelligence unit during nuclear tests in the聽Pacific, is聽at a loss to explain the latest sightings.

He says: "I received a聽number of聽consistent reports of a craft flying over the West country on聽February 15th and聽there is nothing like it in the world aircraft guide. It was said聽to be聽triangular, 100 feet long with red lights all the way up on the聽right hand side聽and blue lights on the left hand side.

Underneath was what聽appeared to be a聽very large light, in the middle, glowing pale electric blue through to purple with a corona surrounding it.

Four or five聽people聽witnessed it and described it as gliding silently at about 2,500聽feet. It was聽described as hovering quietly at Portland. The last sighting was聽near Poole,聽about two hours after the first."

Kingston first heard aircrew聽talk of seeing聽UFOs, during the nuclear tests on Christmas Island in 1957, he has catalogued聽hundreds of reports and witnessed many strange sights himself.聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽

East Sussex , 15th February 2002, 7pm
On the night of 15th February this year, at approx 7pm, Mr Mark Herbert witnessed a unique 'Flying Triangle' incident while driving towards his home at Ticehurst, East Sussex.

Mr Herbert describes the event, "I was driving home from work at about 7pm and cutting across Rosemary Lane by Bewl Water Reservoir (A man made lake) when聽my attention was attracted by a distant pulsating red light hovering over the water.

I stopped the van and stepped out for a better look. It was then that I saw the red light was glowing in the centre of a large black triangular craft hovering over the lake. The night was cold, but there was a clear sky and a slight breeze.

Artist's impression of the UFO in East Sussex.

The triangular craft was about the size of a Jumbo Jet and apart from the pulsating 'fuzzy' red light in the centre of the craft, there were three white/bluish lights positioned at each corner.

I watched the craft for several minutes. There was no sound and I could see it quite clearly. Normally, you can hear ducks and wild fowl in the area making quite a din, but at that moment, there was complete silence.

The triangle was hovering quite stationary at first and then began to move across the lake slowly, and I could see it's reflection on the water. It flew point forward and then it gathered speed slowly, turned on it's axis until it was flying flat side forward as it passed behind me.

The central pulsating red light began to dim as it moved away heading East. The white/bluish lights on the corners could be seen changing to amber as it increased speed.

Then quite suddenly and moving at incredible speed, it shot off and then stopped about two miles away. It appeared to be hovering over Badgeburry pine forest in the distance (Mr Herbert later discovered that there is a microwave communication tower in that area).

After a while, with the triangle still hovering in the distance, I got into my van and drove away. The whole incident聽had taken something like ten minutes.

I checked the time on the van clock and I also telephoned home during the incident. Three days later, on the 18th February, again at around 7pm, I was again heading home on the same road and approaching the Bewl Water Reservoir area.

This time I spotted a white high top, long wheelbase Transit type van parked at the same position where I had,聽when viewing the flying triangle. It had an open roof with doors that were folded open and a large satellite dish pointing up into the sky. It also had two aerials positioned at the front of the roof above the cab. 聽

As I approached the van, the FM channel on my radio cut out. At that time, I was about 20ft away from the van and the radio did not come back on until I was 20ft passed the van.

The white van had no markings on it and I saw nobody in the drivers cab. After I had passed the van, I looked back and saw that the large dish aerial was wider than the van and was possibly 8ft in diameter.

I have no idea what it was doing there and I have never seen it parked there before. Omar Fowler states that well known UK researcher and ex-police officer Tony Dodd, mentioned in the past, that men in white overalls, using white plain unmarked vans have been seen at the site of other earlier UFO聽incidents.

It does seem to be more than just a coincidence when they appear at the scene. Thanks to Omar Fowler of the P.R.A. (Phenomenon Research Association) based in Derbyshire, UK.

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