Colin Andrews

A crop-circle researcher whose name runs through several cases in the archive. Colin Andrews co-authored with Delgado, and after Doug Bower and Dave Chorley confessed in 1991, he later put the man-made share of circles at about 80%. April 1995. He visited Carlos Díaz in Tepoztlán and described the glowing craft on video as a jelly fish with a beating heart. He also wrote a tribute to Sgt Tony Dodd, recording the 1978 Cononley A629 disc at about 40 mph and roughly 100 feet.

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The Cononley A629 Police Sighting: Sgt Tony Dodd and PC Alan Dale

December 12, 1978 · Near Cononley on the A629 (Cononley Moor area), near Skipton, North Yorkshire

United Kingdom

UAP · Disc / saucer · 14 sources

15Thinly documented

Researcher who wrote a tribute recording the speed, altitude and Dodd's career

Carlos Díaz and the Ships of Light at Ajusco and Tepoztlán

January 1981 · Ajusco National Forest, south of Mexico City, and Tepoztlán, Morelos

Mexico

UAP · Other · 26 sources · 1 photos

18Thinly documented

Crop-circle researcher who visited Díaz in 1995

Doug Bower and Dave Chorley's crop circle confession

September 9, 1991 · Cheesefoot Head (the Punch Bowl), near Winchester, Hampshire; with Ightham, Kent and Warminster, Wiltshire

United Kingdom

UAP · Other · 37 sources

18Thinly documented

Delgado's co-author; later put the man-made share of circles at about 80%