| ID | #1540895106 |
| Added | Tue, 30/10/2018 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | |
| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
15 Mar 1985 the Ealing Gazette newspaper published an article "Flight of the Phoenix". It tells of sightings of a large winged animal flying over Brentford in West London.
The newspaper cited the testimony of a resident Kivin Chippendale, who said:
"I saw it twice in the same place at a height of 10 meters, apartment "Green dragon". Its appearance of a huge bird attracted me in the first place. When I saw it for the first time, I thought it was a plane. His form was very accurate. In the following weeks there were more cases when the giant animals flying over the skies of Brentford."
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Original news
On March 15, 1985 the Ealing Gazette newspaper published an eye-catching story titled Flight of the Phoenix. The subject: a large, winged beast that had supposedly been seen flying over the Brentford area of West London. As the newspaper stated: “Is it a bird…? Or is it a plane…? No, but it could be a Griffin!The bizarre giant bird has been seen several times – and some people believe it could be the legendary half-eagle, half-lion returning to the area where it has forged many historic links.”
The Gazette cited the testimony of local man Kevin Chippendale, who said: “I saw it twice in the same place about 30 feet up by the Green Dragon flats. The shape of the bird is what attracted me in the first place. When I first saw it I thought it was an airplane. It had a very definite shape.” And, in the weeks that followed, other reports of giant, winged beasts soaring through the skies of Brentford surfaced; Griffin mania quickly gripped the area.
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