A Nottinghamshire man describes the moment he was frozen on the spot as he watched a flight of unidentified flying objects that “were not of this world”.
Gerry Woodcock, a retired fish tackle shop owner, claims he saw the "marvellous" extra-terrestrial object on a summer afternoon around four years ago.
"What I saw was a big orange ball, about as big as two airliners, followed by two more grey objects. It came from the west and went towards the east," the 89-year-old said.
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"It was unreal," Gerry told Nottinghamshire Live. "The clouds were at a medium height and it was just above them. It was absolutely round, there was no noise just moving. They were not of this world."
Gerry, who spotted them when returning to his house in Southchurch Drive at around 5.30pm after a day of fishing, said the objects were moving slowly for about two minutes before shooting off in synchronicity. He is now hoping his account will lead to more people coming forward.
"I have seen something that probably no-one else has seen," added Mr Woodcock. "I looked up and thought 'oh my god' it was marvellous. I was rooted to the ground, I just watched them.
"You can't talk about it because people think you're stupid, I mentioned it to a friend and they said 'you're joking'.
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"It proves without doubt that they [aliens] are out there, people think it's a load of rubbish but it's not. They are definitely there."
His son, Tony Woodcock, said the sighting had been driving his dad mad.
"It was an unusual thing that he saw and he can't let it go," said the 44-year-old. "Every so often he'll mention it, he watches UFO documentaries since he saw that. He realised that there are UFOs out there.
"I believe him, I believe that there are objects that we don't know what they are. I do believe in them and my dad wouldn't lie about something like that. He's still all there, he just wants someone to talk to about it. When you see something like that it's hard to keep it to yourself."
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