As a former hard-news reporter, I decided to keep an open mind when I first began to investigate government documents and the affidavits of eyewitness to different aspects of the UFO crash that took place in the once obscure town of Roswell, New Mexico in July of 1947.

After plowing through hundreds of documents and reading all the known research on the Roswell crash I came to the following conclusions:

Almost anything that moves in the sky such as weather balloons, meteors birds, odd clouds, aircraft, have at some time or other been labelled as UFO's. At the time of the sightings, UFO was a correct label to apply, after all if it is an object, flying and you can't identify what it is, then it has fulfilled all the criteria to be called an Unidentified Flying Object. Of course, not all UFO's end up being identified. Many remain unidentified and the number of UFO's that steadfastly refuse to be identified despite any number of plausible conjectures steadily grows year upon year.

It was a dark windy night in North Wales - The year, 1974. About thirty miles from where I live, over the Denbigh Moors and nestling beneath the Berwyn Mountains was the tiny village of LLandrillo. Llandrillo, it has to be said, is a very quiet place, very few unusual things ever happen in LLandrillo - In fact not much happens at all. Tonight however, all that would change.