by Lydia Morris December 31, 2018 (dailypost.co.uk)
• UFO investigator Russ Kellett claims to have been abducted by aliens a number of times in the past, has spent more than three decades probing the Berwyn Mountains Incident, and believes that a secret alien base lies beneath the North Wales coast near the town of Llandudno.
• Kellett has appeared in a number of TV documentaries on the Berwyn Mountains Incident where, according to Kellett, a secret military operation took place in the Irish Sea on the morning of January 23, 1974 involving “at least 80 flashes” around the Liverpool Bay area and the North Wales coastline. Locals heard a huge bang and felt earth tremors measuring 3.5 on the Richter scale. Locals also saw a brilliant light in the sky above the Berwyn mountain range. Police arrived in the area and an RAF search and rescue team was scrambled from Anglesey to search for a possible aviation crash site.
• Kellett claims that a local had told him that his dad was working with the Army on an underground facility when they ran into an underground alien base along the coastline. According to an official Maritime and Coastguard Agency document, a military “photoflash exercise” took place that morning as a result. Coastguards were advised to expect Royal Navy battleships and at least 10 aircraft to take part in the military mission to locate the alien base under the sea on the North Wales coastline. This is where Kellett says the aliens were building their spacecraft, and the photoflash bombs were meant to locate submersible objects and draw them out.
• Kellett believes that the military mission did cause “… a flying saucer [to] attack one of the battle ships in the area at the time.” In retaliation, the UK “battle fleet…hit three flying saucers”. Said Kellett, “I think by doing that, they kicked off one hell of a UFO incident.” According to Kellett, one alien craft was shot down and destroyed when it emerged from the sea, another was shot down later that day and destroyed over the Berwyn Mountains, and the third craft managed to escape.
• “North Wales is deemed a hotspot for UFOs since the Berwyn Mountains incident. I have been looking very closely over this area.” Kellett says, “I think the [alien] base is still there today and I think things are still going on there.”
A UFO investigator says he has “no doubt” a secret alien base lies beneath the North Wales coast.
Russ Kellett, who has spent more than three decades probing the Berwyn Mountains incident in 1974, claims an ET HQ is hidden in the depths of the sea, near Llandudno.
The theorist, who claims he has been abducted by aliens a number of times in the past, believes a secret military operation took place in the Irish Sea between North Wales and Liverpool on the morning of the Berwyn Mountains incident in a bid to search for extraterrestrial life.
He believes that mission disturbed an alien species and sparked the mysterious event later that day.
At about 8.30pm on January 23, 1974, locals heard a huge bang and earth tremors were felt in the Berwyn Mountains amid claims of a brilliant light in the sky above the mountain range.
At the time families in the villages of Llandderfel and Llandrillo reported hearing an explosion and the ground shook, measuring 3.5 on the Richter scale.
Police arrived in the area and an RAF search and rescue team was scrambled from Anglesey.
Mr Kellett claims he discovered proof that a military “photoflash exercise” had in fact taken place that morning, after a friend got hold of an official document by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA).
He claimed the letter confirm an exercise took place that January morning from RAF Jurby – a former Isle of Man base – that saw “at least 80 flashes” around the Liverpool Bay area and the North Wales coastline.
It adds the coastguards were advised to expect “at least 10 aircrafts taking part” in the mission.
Mr Kellett who says Royal Navy battleships and military planes were involved in the exercise, is convinced it was undertaken in a bid to locate the alien base where he believes their spacecrafts are built.
“North Wales is deemed a hotspot for UFOs since the Berwyn Mountains incident. I have been looking very closely over this area, and something is definitely going on,” he said.
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