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This I believe, is evidence enough to suggest that this is
exactly what these people saw - a rocket re-entry.
What is also evident is that on the evening before, between
8.00pm and 11.00pm, objects were seen traversing the North
Devon sky and indeed ho~ering N.W. of the same ~rea~ In
addition it is fairly certain that at 2.00am on the 31st, an
object of some considerable size, flew over the River Parrot at
Bridgewater, disturbing not only the local fishermen, but also
the cattle in the adjacent fields. Also at this time we have
the mystery of the 3 helicopters seen. They were almost
certainly of a military type, but as with the 2 fighter
aircraft over East Devon earlier, their presence has been
denied by the MoD - Why?
In association with this we have the 1.30am sightings at St
Ives and Penzance and the other numerous sightings over
Cornwall, Devon, Shropshire, South Yorkshire and Hampshire,
starting at 10.10pm on the 30t~ and ending at 2.40am on the
31st.
If these reports are correct, and as I said earlier, I have no
reason to doubt them and my reports are also correct, then it
must be the case that at least one, if not more,_unidentified
flying objects were active over these areas on the night in
question - but what was their purpose? Were they I it here on a
specific mission, or just carryingout a nighttime surveillance
operation. The latter scenario is of course quite feasibly
given what we already know from their well documented past, but
what about the first proposition?
Well if we examine the evidence and what we already know ~bout
this alleged mode of operation, there is clearly a case for
this line of thinking.
In Timothy Goods .latest book 'Alien Update' he edits a whole
chapter on this very subject. He cites a number of cases from
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