A British account of a series of observations in 1996-97 of a small Flying Triangle and its proximity to animal mutilations

This article, published in the Flying Saucer Review, details a series of observations and investigations conducted by Hillary Porter regarding a small flying triangle and its alleged connection to animal mutilations in the United Kingdom, specifically within Hampshire, Surrey, and Shropshire. Porter describes a wave of sightings beginning in July 1995, characterized by a stealthy, 30-foot triangular craft that emitted beams of light and was often accompanied by strange pulsing noises. The author reports that these sightings frequently coincided with incidents of animal mutilation, particularly involving horses and sheep. Porter provides detailed accounts from witnesses, including a farmer named Max and an abductee named Tom, who claim to have had direct contact with non-human entities. These entities are described as having 'grey' features or being 'guardians' who monitor human evolution. The document highlights the physical evidence found at sites, such as triangular ground traces and soil samples, as well as the physiological and psychological impact on witnesses. Porter argues that these events are not isolated but part of a broader, ongoing phenomenon involving advanced, non-terrestrial technology and a systematic, clandestine agenda. The author emphasizes the lack of official acknowledgement and the fear experienced by local populations, suggesting that the authorities are either ignorant of or complicit in the censorship of these events.