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one of the most unique stories of alien abduction came to us from ilkley moor in yorkshire, england. the witness and subject of this case is a former police officer named philip spencer.
spencer claims that in the early morning of december 1, 1987, he was taken aboard an unidentified aircraft, and after his release, he managed to photograph one of the alien creatures. ilkley moore is very similar to what you might imagine. Reminiscent of the setting of the moors of Baskerville Hall in The Hound of the Baskervilles» Conan Doyle. It's a creepy place. it is said that " ilkley swamp can scare you to death by day, and worse by night."
This is a place of mystery. There is a swastika stone-a boulder with strange markings, a Badger stone and a stone circle of the Twelve Apostles. Often the only living creatures in the swamp are sheep.
Ilkley has other legends, such as the soaring lights at night that sometimes bring reports of UFOs. There are strange swirling lights that filter through the fog and seem to have an opinion of their own. Perhaps some of the mysterious sights can be attributed to the not-too-distant Menwith Hill military base or the nearby Leeds Bradford Airport.
However, the activity of these two objects cannot explain what happened to Spencer. There were also stories of strange creatures that sometimes roam the swamp.
after four years as a police officer in another city, spencer moved his wife and child to the yorkshire area to be closer to her family. On this December morning, he was walking through the swamp on his way to his father-in-law's house, and along the way he hoped to get some photos of the strange lightballs in the swamp. to get the desired images, he used high-asa-rated film to compensate for the poor lighting in this area.
unfortunately, the photo he took was somewhat blurry, but there is no doubt that the creature in the photo is a one-of-a-kind creature that mostly resembled small "gray" aliens.
along with his camera, spencer also took a compass with him to get through the fog before enough daylight came through the swamps. when he was looking for some angles for photos, suddenly he saw a strange creature on the slopes in front of him. he took aim and took a picture of the creature, which seemed to be gesturing for him to stay away. then it ran away.
Spencer gathered his Thoughts and set off in pursuit of the creature. Today, He Says he DOESN'T know why. It was just an impulse response. He arrived just in time to catch a glimpse of a domed-topped flying ship rising from the swamp and disappearing into the sky. There was a whitish square on the dome. He couldn't get a photo of the object.
There was silence. When he no longer saw the creature or its ship, he went to the nearest village. This walk lasted about 30 minutes, and during that time, several things became clear to him. In the first place, his compass was now pointing south instead of north, and in the second place, the village clock showed the time an hour earlier than he did…
Spencer was baffled. Did he see what he thought he Saw?
To answer this burning question, he took a bus to the nearest city with instant film development. Sure enough, he had a picture of the creature! He appeared to be about 4 feet tall, and his skin had a blue-green hue. He knew he had something important, or at least he thought he did.
He found suitable channels for communication with UFO researcher Peter Haf. Hough knew that what he was hearing was "too good to be true" and it bothered him, but after meeting Spencer, he was convinced that he was a decent man and not looking for fame or fortune for his painting. There was no reason not to believe what Spencer had told him. Hough began a thorough investigation. The film with the image of aliens will be the first to undergo professional verification.
The photo of the alien was first reviewed by a wildlife photography expert. The object in the image was not a known animal. In no case could it be determined whether the figure was animate or static. Reconstruction of the original site did establish the alien's height to be about 4.5 feet (1.3 m). the photo was then sent to kodak labs in hemel, hempstead.
the analysis showed that the object was indeed part of the original photo, and not superimposed. this conclusion, of course, did not determine what kind of creature it was.
The image was then sent to the United States for computer refinement and analysis. Dr. Bruce Maccabee, a physicist-optician, the U.S. Navy, expressed his expert opinion; he stated that the low light sensitivity of the film used in low light conditions makes the film too grainy for proper testing.
"I really hoped that this case would be final. Unfortunately, circumstances prevent this, " maccabi said.
Something strange was noticed in the picture. A white square appears on the hill, exactly where Spencer says the UFO was. Maybe he unknowingly got into the frame with a part of the UFO? He wasn't sure.
Original news
One of the most unique accounts of alien abduction comes to us from the Ilkley Moor in Yorkshire, England. The witness and subject of this case is a former policeman named Philip Spencer. Spencer claims that in the early morning of December 1, 1987, he was taken aboard an unidentified flying craft, and after his release managed to snap a picture of one of the alien beings. The Ilkley Moor is very much as you would picture it. Reminiscent of the setting of the moors of Baskerville Hall in Conan Doyle‘s “Hound of the Baskervilles.” it is an eerie place. It has been said that “The Ilkley Moor can scare you to death during daylight, and at night it’s even worse.”
It is a place of mystery. There is the Swastika stone; boulders etched with strange markings; the Badger Stone; and the Twelve Apostles stone circle. Many times the only living creatures on the moor are the sheep. Ilkley has other legends too, like the hovering lights at night, which bring occasional reports of UFOs. There are strange, swirling lights that are filtered through the fog and seem to have a mind of their own. Possibly some of the mysterious sights can be attributed to the not too distant Menwith Hill Military Base, or the nearby Leeds Bradford Airport.
The activities of these two facilities will not, however, explain what happened to Spencer. There were also stories of strange creatures that roam across the moor at times. After four years o f being a policeman in another city, Spencer had moved his wife and child to the Yorkshire area to be closer to her family. He was walking across the moor on this December morning heading for his father-in-law’s house and on the way was hoping to get some photographs of the strange light tricks of the moor. To be able to get the images he desired he was using a high ASA rated film to compensate for the poor light in the area.
Unfortunately, the picture that he took was somewhat blurred, but there is no doubt that the creature in the photo is a one of a kind being which basically resembled the small grays.
Along with his camera, Spencer also took a compass to navigate through the fog before sufficient daylight shone through the moor. As he was searching for some photo angles, suddenly he caught the sight of a strange looking being in the slopes ahead of him. He aimed and snapped a picture of the creature which seemed to be gesturing for him to stay away. It then ran away. Spencer gathered his wits and took off in pursuit of the being. Today he says he doesn’t know why. It was just an impulse reaction. He arrived just in time to get a glimpse of a flying craft with a domed top rise up from the moor and disappear into the sky. Atop the dome was a whitish square. He was not able to get a photograph of the object.
There was silence now. When he saw nothing else of the being or its craft, he began to walk to the nearest village. This walk took about 30 minutes, and during this time, a couple of things became apparent to him. First of all, his compass now pointed south instead of north, and secondly, the village clock showed the time an hour ahead of his…
Spencer was confused now. Did he see what he thought he saw? To answer this burning question, he headed by bus to the nearest town with instant film development. Sure enough, he had a picture of the creature! It looked to be about 4 foot tall, and had a blue-green tint to its skin. He knew he had something of importance, or at least, he thought he did. He found the proper channels to contact UFO investigator Peter Hough. Hough knew what he was hearing was a “too good to be true” case, and it worried him, but after meeting Spencer, he was convinced that he was a man of integrity and was not seeking fame or fortune for his picture. There was no reason to not believe what Spencer had told him. Hough began a thorough investigation. The film with the alien picture would be the first thing to undergo professional scrutiny.
The alien picture was first looked at by a wildlife photography expert. The object in the image was not an animal of any known kind. It could not be determined either way if the figure was animate or static. A reconstruction of the original site did establish the alien’s height at or near 4 and one half feet. The photograph was next sent to Kodak laboratories in Hemel, Hempstead. An analysis showed that the object was indeed part of the original photo, and not superimposed. This conclusion did not, of course, determine what the creature was.
Next, the picture was sent to the United States for computer enhancement and analysis. Dr. Bruce Maccabee, optical physicist with the United States Navy rendered his expert opinion; He stated that the slow film speed used for the low light conditions made the film too grainy for proper testing. “I had great hopes that this case would prove definitive. Sadly circumstances prevent it from being so,” Maccabee stated.
Something strange was noticed in the picture. Appearing on the hill at exactly the spot where Spencer says the UFO was is a white square. Could it be that he had gotten a part of the UFO in the shot unknowingly? He was not sure.
Full Report
One of the most unique accounts of alien abduction comes to us from the Ilkley Moor in Yorkshire, England. The witness and subject of this case is a former policeman named Philip Spencer. Spencer claims that in the early morning of December 1, 1987, he was taken aboard an unidentified flying craft, and after his release managed to snap a picture of one of the alien beings.
The Ilkley Moor is very much as you would picture it. Reminiscent of the setting of the moors of Baskerville Hall in Conan Doyle’s “Hound of the Baskervilles.” it is an eerie place. It has been said that “The Ilkley Moor can scare you to death during daylight, and at night it’s even worse.” It is a place of mystery. There is the Swaztika stone; boulders etched with strange markings; the Badger Stone; and the Twelve Apostles stone circle.
Many times the only living creatures on the moor are the sheep. Ilkley has other legends too, like the hovering lights at night, which bring occasional reports of UFOs. Strange, swirling lights that are filtered through the fog which seems to have a mind of its own. Possibly some of the mysterious sights can be attributed to the not too distant Menwith Hill Military Base, or the nearby Leeds Bradford Airport. The activities of these two facilities will not, however, explain what happened to Spencer. There were also stories of strange creatures that roam across the moor at times.
After four years of being a policeman in another city, Spencer had moved his wife and child to the Yorkshire area to be closer to her family. He was walking across the moor on this December morning heading for his father-in-law’s house, and on the way was hoping to get some photographs of the strange light tricks of the moor. To be able to get the images he desired, he was using a high ASA rated film to compensate for the poor light in the area. Unfortunately, the picture that he took was somewhat blurred, but there is no doubt that the creature in the photo is a one of a kind being which basically resembled the small grays.
Along with his camera, Spencer also took a compass to navigate through the fog before sufficient daylight shone through the moor. As he was searching for some photo angles, suddenly he caught the sight of a strange looking being in the slopes ahead of him. He aimed and snapped a picture of the creature which seemed to be gesturing for him to stay away. It then ran away. Spencer gathered his wits and took off in pursuit of the being. Today he says he doesn’t know why. It was just an impulse reaction. He arrived just in time to get a glimpse of a flying craft with a domed top rise up from the moor and disappear into the sky. Atop the dome was a whitish square. He was not able to get a photograph of the object.
There was silence now. When he saw nothing else of the being or its craft, he began to walk to the nearest village. This walk took about 30 minutes, and during this time, a couple of things became apparent to him. First of all, his compass now pointed south instead of north, and secondly, the village clock showed the time an hour ahead of his..
Spencer was confused now. Did he see what he thought he saw? To answer this burning question, he headed by bus to the nearest town with instant film development. Sure enough, he had a picture of the creature! It looked to be about 4 foot tall, and had a blue-green tint to it’s skin. He knew he had something of importance, or at least, he thought he did. He found the proper channels to contact UFO investigator Peter Hough.
Hough knew what he was hearing was a “too good to be true” case, and it worried him, but after meeting Spencer, he was convinced that he was a man of integrity and was not seeking fame or fortune for his picture. There was no reason to not believe what Spencer had told him. Hough began a thorough investigation. The film with the alien picture would be the first thing to undergo professional scrutiny.
The alien picture was first looked at by a wildlife photography expert. The object in the image was not an animal of any known kind. It could not be determined either way if the figure was animate or static. A reconstruction of the original site did establish the alien’s height at or near 4 and one half feet. The photograph was next sent to Kodak laboratories in Hemel, Hempstead. An analysis showed that the object was indeed part of the original photo, and not superimposed. This conclusion did not, of course, determine what the creature was.
Next, the picture was sent to the United States for computer enhancement and analysis. Dr. Bruce Maccabee, optical physicist with the United States Navy rendered his expert opinion;
He stated that the slow film speed used for the low light conditions made the film too grainy for proper testing. “I had great hopes that this case would prove definitive. Sadly circumstances prevent it from being so,” Maccabee stated.
Something strange was noticed in the picture. Appearing on the hill at exactly the spot where Spencer says the UFO was, is a white square. Could it be that he had gotten a part of the UFO in the shot unknowingly? He was not sure.
The final outcome of the investigation of the alien picture? There is not a way to prove hoax. There is also no way to prove that the strange creature on the moor is alien. I must state here that opinion on the authenticity of the picture is pretty much split among interested parties. Some UFO enthusiasts are hopeful that more evidence will emerge to substantiate the claims of Philip Spencer. There are those who do not believe that the figure is alien. Why?… since there is not definitive proof either way.? Because they don’t want to.
Hough’s next step in his investigation was to look at Spencer’s compass. There was no doubt that it would have had to be subjected to a strong magnetic field to alter its direction from north to south. Hough discovered that a magnetic resonance scanner would duplicate the effect.
There was also the fact that there was no way to prove that the reversed polarity of the compass was accomplished at the alleged scene of the event.
To perpetuate a hoax, Spencer may have affected the magnetic change before going into the moor. Hough was not done yet. He utilized a University to do radiation tests at the scene. No radiation was found. He also had Spencer tested by a psychologist. In his opinion, Spencer was telling the truth, as he knew it.
Spencer had begun to have strange dreams of starry skies, and was still puzzled by the missing time he experienced, so the final test would be subjecting him to regressive hypnosis. The session was conducted by Dr. Jim Singleton, at Arthur Tomlinson’s home, on March 16, 1988. Also there were Peter Hough, and Mathew Hill, a journalist friend of Hough who was to operate the three tape recorders.
Here is a transcript of the session:
JS- I want you to cast your mind back to the 1st December last year when you set off across the moor. I want you to clear your mind back to that and I want you to re-experience that. I want you to tell me what you experienced.
Spencer- I’m walking along the moor, oh! its quite windy. There is a lot of clouds. Walking up towards some trees. I see this little something, can’t tell, but he’s green it’s moving up towards me. (We later found out that Jon had took the photo after his abduction and the creature was waving goodbye) Oh! I’m stuck I can’t move and the creature still coming towards me. I’m stuck and everything gone fuzzy. I’m, I’m floating along in the air I want to get down! (He later told us he was levitated 2 feet off the ground and the creature was in front of him like a child pulling a balloon on a string). I still can’t get down and I don’t like it. I’m going round this corner and this green thing is in front of me. Oh God! I want to get down! (long pause) (breathing faster) There’s a there is a big silver saucer thing there’s a door in it. And I don’t want to go in there. (worried sound in his voice) (sigh) Everything gone black now. (pause).
JS- you say everything gone black?
Spencer- Mmm! I can’t see anything like I’m asleep, can’t hear anything. (short pause) There’s a bright light now. Can’t see where it’s coming from? I’m in a funny sort of room I can hear this voice saying don’t be afraid. I don’t feel afraid anymore. I can still see this green thing but I’m not afraid anymore of it. I’m being put on a table. I can move now if I want to, but I don’t feel frightened any more and there’s a beam like a pole it’s above me it’s moving up toward me. It’s got a light in it like a fluorescent tube. It’s coming up from my feet I can hear that voice again saying “we don’t mean to harm you and don’t be afraid.” Makes me feel warm as it moves up me it’s coming up over my stomach towards my head. Close my eyes I don’t want to look at it in case it hurts my eyes. It’s gone! (pause) there is something my nose feels funny (shows movement of nose) that’s gone as well, I’m standing up now I don’t know how I got stood up? I can see a door there is one of these green creatures motioning for me to come with him. Don’t really want to go with him. I’d rather stay here I don’t feel afraid in here (pause).
JS- Can you tell me what’s happening now?
Spencer- I’m walking towards a door there is still a bright light there is light all around want to know where its coming from its just bright all around. Walking down a corridor there is a window. Oh! God!(sounds shocked)is that real? (deep sigh) (pause) (sounds afraid) don’t want to be up here want to be down there? I can hear that voice again saying you’ve got nothing to fear. Its pretty though didn’t realize it looked so pretty. (What Jon was looking at through the window was the earth seen from high in space just like the Apollo astronauts saw. Iv gone past the window now I’m walking down a corridor. (long pause)
JS- What’s happening now?
Spencer- Come to the end of the corridor. There’s a hole opened in it so I can walk through. I’m in a big room-a big round room, I’m on a raised platform against the wall. My camera and compass are trying to get away from me. Going towards the ball. It’s difficult to pull them back down again, and this balls moved round with strange its got some blocks on it he says we cant stay in here to long he wants us to go out again the holes closed in the wall its gone strange he says I’ve got nothing to fear but Id still like to go home (pause) its got such big hands.
JS- What’s happening now?
Spencer- Going down a corridor again. its very bright still I wish I knew where the light was coming from. And there is another door, going through a door it’s an empty room two of those green creatures have come with me. there’s a picture ,it’s starting to move on the wall wonder how they get the pictures?
JS- Can you tell me what’s happening at this point?
Spencer- I’m looking at the pictures on the wall. (long pause)
JS- Pictures on the wall?
Spencer- Mmmm. Creatures seem concerned at the damage that its doing. Picture changing now there’s another picture, another film he’s asking me a question he says do you understand? I said yes. It’s time to go. Everything gone black. I’m walking up the moor again, I’m walking near some trees. Some movement – I can see something. A green creature. I’ve shouted to it. It’s turned round. I don’t know what it is. I’ll photograph it it’s turned around now. It’s moving quick want to know what it is. I’m running after it, it’s gone round a corner, I can’t see it now. There’s … There is a saucer (laughingly), big silver saucer! It’s disappeared? I’m walking on down gone past the trees.
JS- What’s happening now?
Spencer- I’m going home. It’s ten o’clock on the town hall clock. Can’t really understand it was only eight o’clock.
JS- You mentioned some green creatures. Would you try to describe them to me?
Spencer- It’s quite small. He’s got big pointed ears, it’s got big eyes. They’re quite dark, he hasn’t got a nose he’s only got a little mouth. And his hands are enormous. And his arms are long. He’s got funny feet.
JS- Funny feet?
Spencer- They’re like a V shape like two big toes. Must be difficult to walk like that. He shuffles rather than walks. I don’t feel afraid of him although he looks odd.
JS- You mentioned big hands? Can you say anymore about the hands?
Spencer- It’s got three big fingers, like sausages. Big sausages. They’re just very big. Bigger than my hands.
JS- About how tall would you say these creatures are?
Spencer- It’s about four foot. Comes to the lump on my stomach. He’s about as high as – just a bit bigger than my stomach is.
JS- Okay. Now I wonder if I can ask you another question? you mentioned a film?
Spencer- There were two films.
JS- Two films?
Spencer- One was lots of scenes of destruction like on the news. Can see lots of waste going into the river, and people like Ethiopians who are starving. It’s not very good, it’s not very nice.
JS- Want to say anything more about that film?
Spencer- It’s much of the same thing, only different.
JS- What about the other film then? Do you want to tell me about it?
Spencer- I’m not supposed to.
JS- I’ll leave that up to you entirely, do you want to say anything about that?
Spencer- I’m not supposed to tell anyone about the other film, it’s not for them to know.
JS- Is there any thing more?
Spencer- No.
As Spencer regained his missing memories, he gave us a fascinating tale of alien abduction. He was taken aboard the craft that he had seen lifting up from the Ilkley Moor. He was given medical-type examinations before being released. He could now remember that it was after his release from the UFO that he took the picture. This one fact would be extremely important:
Hough had dealt with a lingering problem with the picture, the time element. Climatic information gathered about the conditions of December 1, 1987, made it almost impossible for Spencer to have taken his picture at the time he had stated. However, and this is extremely important, if the regressive memories are accurate, the conditions would be right to duplicate the lighting conditions of the photograph, which was taken at least an hour after Spencer thought.
The witness of a UFO/alien event is as important as the report itself. The case of Ilkley Moor rides high on the character of Spencer. Through the years, Spencer and Hough became good friends, and still see each other from time to time. There has been no change in Spencer’s account of what he saw that day.
He has sought no money from the case, and signed over all copyright privileges to Hough in early 1988. Spencer desires no fame from his account. Is the picture of the Ilkley Moor alien real? There is no way to say. It could be some type of mannequin or doll staged for the photograph, or it could be the picture of the century. Time will be the judge. Until that time, the search for more information continues.
author: B. J. Booth
Hypotheses
Pareidolic illusion
A variety of visual illusions (the so-called "sensory illusions additions"); is the formation of illusory images, as a basis which are the details of the real object. Thus, the vague and obscure the visual image is perceived as something distinct and defined — for example, figures of people and animals in the clouds, the image of a man on the moon, "a hidden message", audible when you reverse the audio recordings, the shadows formed by leaves or complexes of objects in certain lighting (sometimes at a certain angle).
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Deliberate falsification
This version includes any falsifications that imitate unexplained phenomena both from the outside: practical jokes, flash mobs, fake news, witness fraud, staging, etc.
There are many ways to make something similar to a ghost or a flying saucer from improvised materials, without using video and photomontage.
Many homemade things made for the sake of a joke, a practical joke or a direct imitation of a mystical being or event can be taken as unexplained not only in photos and videos, but also in reality.
Events
Rocket launches (from space.skyrocket.de)
- Site: Plesetsk (NIIP-53, GIK-1, GNIIP) (USSR / Russia) Vehicle: Kosmos-3M Payload: Kosmos 1898 (Strela-2M #43)
Investigation
From Patrick Vidal's L'humanoïde d'ilkley Moor, un agent d'assurance ?, Sobeps, flash n°1, février 1990, p. 8:
In a photo taken on Ilkley Moor in West Yorkshire on 1 December 1987, an alien was allegedly depicted.
English newspaper The Daily Star claimed to have exposed this as a hoax in its July 2, 1989 issue: stating that the alien in the photo was actually an insurance broker, unaware that he was being photographed visiting his clients on the outskirts.
The Belgian investigators analyzing the case stated: "mais commenter imaginer que des enquêteurs expérimentés aient pu se laisser prendre à un aussi banal canular ou méprise" (But how can we imagine that experienced investigators could be misled by such a random hoax?)
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