Councillor Adrian Hicks, a city councillor for Winchester in Hampshire, England has now made an OFFICIAL stand on the issue of UFOs and Extraterrestrials in and around his city and beyond. Tonight a second video was leaked to me as was his new website just posted. Councillor Hicks feels strongly about the UFO issue and the fact that a UFO base is located near his city and that the public are not being given what the government knows about the issue.

Councillor Hicks, member of Winchester city council in Hampshire,England, recently went on public record as having witnessed an alien humanoid in a busy shopping centre in Winchester five years ago. Hicks is appealing to authorities in the United States and the United Kingdom to release what they know about UFOs. His actions have prompted the following report related to events in this special and unique area of southern England.

“I was very confused and shocked. I was going to say ‘excuse me, you’re not from around here?’ but I thought it best to leave her alone.

Mr Hicks has a theory that the extra-terrestrial is linked to covert US and British military at Chilcomb and the pyramid at Intech which may be some kind of signpost.

Urging others who witnessed the spectacle to come forward, including a woman whom he is certain took pictures

Joyce Bowles, an employee of the Winchester Railway Station, was driving with her neighbour Ted Pratt to the nearby village of Chilcomb on a Sunday night in November 1976 to fetch her son Stephen. Suddenly, her car shook violently and careened onto the grass by the roadside. The headlights went out and the engine stopped. She and her passenger looked out window, and both so a cigar-shaped craft of glowing orange hovering above the road. Through its windows, they could see three heads lined up like passengers in a bus. Presently, one of the figures emerged from the craft and approached the car.He had piercing pink eyes without pupils or irises and was dressed in silver jumpsuit. “He peered through the window at the dashboard controls,” Joyce Bowles recalled. At that, the engine flared into life and the headlights went back on. “Then he and the cigar simply vanished,” she said. Some ley fanciers maintain that the line hum with special terrestrial energies that attract unidentified aliens from space. Whatever the case to alignments of ancient burial mounds that begin at old Winchester Hill do indeed converge on Chilcomb Road, near the spot where Joyce Bowles and Ted Pratt said they experienced their peculiar encounter.

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