Several people claim that they saw a low-flying bomber from the Second World War in the sky of Derbyshire. Several British sites wrote about this in early August.
Maybe there would be nothing so mystical about this, if not for one circumstance: all the witnesses describe this flight as "absolutely silent", despite the fact that the plane flew rather low over the land of the English province.
On the third of August, Richard and Helen Jepson were driving their car on the road to Rowsley and saw a plane flying very close to the surface of the earth - the couple thought that it was about to collapse.
“My car window was open and the plane at some point got so close that I could almost touch it - and yet it was completely silent,” Richard said. "We already thought a collision was inevitable, but nothing happened."
The same mysterious plane was later seen on the A52 road, near Derby.
“He was flying very, very low. There are many trees in this area, so I could not get a good look at it, - says Richard Burley. "But I can say that this is definitely not a Lancaster (British heavy four-engine bomber), that plane was much smaller."
Local authorities confirmed that no flights were conducted or planned in these places at that time.