The Most Shocking UFO Sightings - and Hoaxes

Recently released British UFO files reveal some shocking sightings - and hoaxes - and say that Ministry of Defence officials did not consider author Philip Corso a reliable source of information.

Among many other shocking disclosures, a series of 8,500 documents released by the British National Archives have revealed that many Brits feared a devastating alien invasion back in 1967.

As Reuters is reporting, the 35 previously classified files -- available online -- mainly cover the period from 1997 to 2005. Included are photographs, sketches and detailed accounts of flying saucer sightings, along with correspondence between the U.K. Ministry of Defense and witnesses. Read more

UK UFO Files Edited

When investigators receive FBI files under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), they find they are mostly useless, because huge blocks information have been "redacted" (blacked out). The Independent reveals that the same thing is true for the Ministry of Defence UFO files that were recently released.

The Ministry of Defence had to blank out "uncomplimentary comments" made by officials about members of the public before publishing its UFO files, a newly released document shows.

Following a deluge of requests under the Freedom of Information (FoI) Act 2000, the MoD agreed to disclose its full archive of reported sightings of unexplained sights in the skies.

But a previously secret memo reveals that the files had to be edited for references to military technology, relations with other countries and insulting remarks about the public written by defence officials and police. Read more

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