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With more than 300 UFO sightings each year, the townspeople living within the Falkirk Triangle can't help but feel uneasy about the strange occurrences. From reports of abduction, missing persons, lost time and physical attack, to unexplained interference on airport radar. What evidence exists that the first sighting took place as early as 1767? And why has the local provost continued to lobby three prime ministers to investigate to no avail?
With more than 300 UFO sightings each year, the townspeople living within the Falkirk Triangle can't help but feel uneasy about the strange occurrences. From reports of abduction, missing persons, lost time and physical attack, to unexplained interference on airport radar. What evidence exists that the first sighting took place as early as 1767? And why has the local provost continued to lobby three prime ministers to investigate to no avail?
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