Excellent vid!

Knew about the case, but had never seen this.

Thanks for posting.

Well, Reject, Mr. Taylor and his neighbors and countrymen all sound to me to be about the most credible bunch we could hope for. The testimony was sound, the investigations thorough, the expert opinions (astronomer, policeman, medical Dr., etc.) quite authentic and believable.

The only character in this video I had a problem with was the skeptic. I usually like to listen to what the skeptic side has to say because they often are good at exposing holes and thus giving us the opportunity to eliminate the null hypotheses. Not in this case. This skeptic, though clearly intelligent and well-read, obviously was way off in his conclusions, and the other professionals (police investigator, astronomer, etc.) fif a good job of quietly but steadily and utterly shooting the skeptics awful theories full of holes.

Thanks for posting! It's always refreshing to see a new case (or an old one presented in a new way).

Good job...

Cant wait to get home and watch this. Its the first i have heard about it so lets see what we see.

bever heard of this case. S+F 4 U

Thank you. I have never heard of this case before and I usually keep pretty up to date on these kind of things. I do wonder what happened in those missing 20 minutes.

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The Bob Taylor event is possibly one of the best UFO case there is. It was investigated by the police and forensics and as the policeman stated, the case is still not closed, as nobody was ever convicted of the assault. It seems from this video that the police actually do believe his story too! Asked about the culprits at the end the ex-officer looks upwards ans says quite seriously "I think he (the culprit) has flown....somewhere! At that time the UK was in the middle of a huge UFO wave including other well documented sightings and close encounters. Most notably police officer Alan Godfrey in 1980 and Mrs Jean Hingley shortly after the case of Bob Taylor. Though her case provided a lot of amusement I met her several times and visited the house and garden. There is no doubt in my mind she encountered "something". Again, in her case a doctor confirmed physical symptoms, including sore and sensitive eyes. (At one point during her encounter a brilliant light was shone at her). It was only sometime later that a neighbour came forward and also admitted to seeing a brilliant light go up from her garden....as far as I know this fact was not documented at the time.

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from the recreation, its got cloaking technology it would seem. one could be right above my home right now, hovering invisibly, and I wouldn't even know it.

great

I haven't seen this before so thanks for the post OP. I have to say, as was commented on earlier, this is about the first case I have seen where the sceptic aided the case for Mr Taylor seeing a UFO. He seemed to be clutching at straws to me!

I like the story and i beleive Mr Taylor my opinion is that he had no reason to lie and he told the story exactley how he perceived it.

As for the skeptic.....

Well what a moron. His explanation's seem even more far out and hard to beleive even more bizzare infact than Mr Taylor's story.

I wonder if he actually realises this ?

Take care.

Regards
Lee




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Thanks OP. I wasn't aware until your thread on the late Mr Taylor, that a newer documentary existed.

The old documentary segment included a brief interview with Mr Taylor's wife and the Constable Sgt remarks on the Police investigation. There were also genuine site pictures which showed the actual group pattern including the "track" marks.

In the most recent documentary linked above, I was not surprised the skeptic seemed to know little about star alignments or common sense. But satisfied in his fine job of making a fool of himself and strengthening the legitimacy of Mr Taylor's late seventies-encounter.

Decoy

I am surprised the documentary even wasted time with the sceptic as he clearly had no understanding at all about basic astronomy and his theory was pure imagination with no scientific basis at all. And he's even managed to get a book published!

Just to say thanks, it was great to watch! Spooky encounter...but everything seems credible.

Nice documentary.

I read Stuart Campbell's book years back. He is a typical pseudo-skeptic who has no real idea about optical physics when it comes to his mirage hypothesis.

Great find reject , S+F.
VENUS..............
Gotta love that skeptic , hope someone gives him his own show
I first heard of this case a few years ago and thought it was one of the most compelling stories in ufology .