09-12-2008: UFO Photographed Over
Conisholme,
Lincolnshire, UK
Extract from Louth Leader newspaper article by Gemma
Gadd
Published date: 15 January 2009
'This doughnut-shaped
UFO was caught on camera near Conisholme
wind
farm, a
few
weeks before the wind
turbine
was damaged.'
Above: Original case photo, please click to enlarge.
Note: If you look at the photo carefully, it appears to have been shot from within a vehicle;one can see the headlights from an oncoming car reflecting in the windscreen, (visible at the bottom of glass near the wiper); so I suggest this factor might play a part in the apparent shape of the UFO; in other words, the resulting image may be a little distorted.
Above: Photographer Brian Lee
Louth Leader article continued: 'Brian Lee, 55, was driving on Billings Gate road in South Somercotes at 4.30pm on December 9 and stopped his car to take some pictures of a dramatic sunset on his mobile phone.
It
wasn't
until he returned home and looked over the images
that he
discovered the strange
object in one of
them.
He
said: "I looked
at
my phone and just
saw
this doughnut-shaped thing in the sky;
I didn't know what
to
think it was."
The image,
facing a south westerly direction, also
shows the
headlights of a car
approaching. The mystery
object can be
seen in the
sky amidst
the dark
clouds.
Mr Lee, from
nearby Saltfleet,
said: "I've
sat on this photo
for a while
because I
just didn't know
what to
think about it,
but after
seeing all
your stories
in
the
Leader about the wind farm UFOs I
thought maybe I
should show
somebody."
When asked if he believed
UFOs
were of alien origin, Mr Lee
said he
likes to keep an
open
mind,
but added:
"This isn't
some sort of
hoax as I really
don't have any interest in
the whole
UFO thing. I just
thought
it was really
strange."
Thanks to the Louth
Leader
newspaper for this
data.
Above: BEAMS
blow up of mystery object
Update: Jan 21, 2015: My Facebook posting:
For
some strange reason, this potentially important image
has hardly been promoted in Ufological circles; it
hasn't been shown on any TV documentary about the mystery, (that I have seen
anyway) including Richplanet, History Channel etc; or perhaps
someone will correct me on this score; maybe it WAS briefly shown
somewhere and I
nodded-off or something;
this, despite originally having been published
in the Louth Leader newspaper, and also being on our BEAMS site since
early 09.
Perhaps
it's down to copyright
issues, or could it be that the high profile researchers and programme
makers who reported on the Conisholme case knew something damning about
the photo that we didn't. Yet, as far as I am aware, the image is
absolutely
genuine. Either way, surely we, the public, should be allowed to see
ALL of the evidence and decide for ourselves.
So,
is this a secret
military project? the fabled TR3B perhaps?
Well, for a start, I am not necessarily
buying into the fantastic claims being made about secret advanced
military technology; it is quite possible that such rumours are
disinformation deliberately being put into the media, simply to muddy
the waters and silence the whole debate;
unless I see evidence
to persuade me otherwise, I think the proposal that at least
some of these mystery craft are 'alien' creations, is not without merit.
PS:
While surfing the net in search of more info about the Conisholme case, I managed to find only one other website with this same UFO image on!
this, despite originally having been published in the Louth Leader newspaper, and also being on our BEAMS site since early 09.
Perhaps it's down to copyright issues, or could it be that the high profile researchers and programme makers who reported on the Conisholme case knew something damning about the photo that we didn't. Yet, as far as I am aware, the image is absolutely genuine. Either way, surely we, the public, should be allowed to see ALL of the evidence and decide for ourselves.
Well, for a start, I am not necessarily buying into the fantastic claims being made about secret advanced military technology; it is quite possible that such rumours are disinformation deliberately being put into the media, simply to muddy the waters and silence the whole debate; unless I see evidence to persuade me otherwise, I think the proposal that at least some of these mystery craft are 'alien' creations, is not without merit.
