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

This document, published in the Flying Saucer Review (Issue 51.1), presents a detailed account by Hillary Porter regarding a series of UAP sightings and associated animal mutilations in Hampshire and Surrey, England, between 1995 and 1997. Porter describes the initial sighting of a 30-foot flying triangle on July 13, 1995, which exhibited stealthy behavior, emitted pulsing noises, and projected beams of light. The report details subsequent encounters, including observations of a 'black craft' hovering over a school and an Equine Centre. Porter establishes a connection between these aerial phenomena and a campaign of animal mutilations, noting that livestock, particularly horses, were found dead or injured with precise surgical-like wounds, such as missing tongues and ears, often without blood on the ground. The document also incorporates testimonies from other individuals, including a farmer named Max and an abductee named Tom. Tom claims to have had contact with entities he identifies as 'the Guardians' and a being named 'Dro,' who allegedly explained that they require enzymes from animals for their own survival. The author argues that these events are not isolated incidents but part of a broader, ongoing intelligence operation involving non-terrestrial entities. The report concludes by emphasizing the need for further investigation into the link between UAP sightings, abduction phenomena, and the systematic mutilation of livestock, suggesting that the observed phenomena are 'the tip of the iceberg.'