The publication claims that the person who took the photo above said he was cycling in a remote area near the village of Jastrovo, about 290 kilometers from Warsaw, when he saw something in the sky. According to him, the item made a strange rustling sound as it slid over the top of the tree before disappearing.
The publication also claims that the man managed to take five frames, which he then sent to the Polish ufologist and journalist Robert Bernatovich. At the same time, he does not give his first and last name, as he is afraid that he will be considered a person with mental disorders.
Robert Bernatovich, in turn, turned to the former head of the investigation department of the British UFO Research Association Philip Mantle. Mantle has been involved with the paranormal since 1979, but he says most of the UFO images he has seen were falsifications. However, this shot impressed him.
Jason Gleave, a former employee of the Royal Air Force of Great Britain, who is now also interested in studying the authenticity of UFO photos, agrees with Mantle. He believes that this photograph is not a fake and that an object did indeed move about 60 meters above the ground.
As confirmation of his opinion, he cites an analysis of the foliage in the photo, shadows, the position of the Sun at that time, and so on. The object appears to be structured and made of metal, he said.
The shadow of the object on the ground is not visible, however Gleave believes this is because the sun was behind the operator. He also enlarged the images and found no traces of rope or anything else.
“If Jason Gleaves' analysis turns out to be correct and I have no reason to say otherwise, then these five UFO photos from Poland may be the best we have,” adds Philip Mantle.
However, these photos were later exposed on Twitter. After all, a mysterious object is very similar to an ordinary toy.
Promotional video:
“As already suspected, the UFO from Poland turned out to be just a hoax. Here is the confession and the toy used to make these paintings. The photographer did not know that his photographs were being used to deceive,”reads the tweet.
You can read the commentary by ufologist Philip Mantle on his Facebook.