Silbury Hill is a 40-meter artificial (chalk) mound. located near Avebury in Wiltshire, UK. Silbury Hill is listed as a World Heritage Site along with a complex of other Neolithic structures.
Among them is the famous Stonehenge, the tallest prehistoric man-made mound in Europe and one of the largest in the world. The purpose of the mound is still a matter of controversy. The beginning of the construction of the mound dates back to 3000 BC.
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Previously, druids gathered here and performed their magical rituals (caused rain, asked the gods for a good harvest, peace, etc.). But even now, the most unusual cases and incredible events are taking place here. It is in the fields of Silbury Hill that unexplained drawings are found in agricultural fields every year. And here, more often than not, unidentified flying objects appear in the sky.
On July 29, 2009, the police sergeant was returning home from his shift. His path ran along the A4 highway, which runs just past Silbury Hill. It was early morning (about 5 o'clock), and therefore the fields were deserted and quiet. And at the very slope of the gigantic hill of Silbury Hill, the sergeant noticed three lonely men.
They carefully examined the last drawings in the fields. And although the men were 350 meters from the road along which the sergeant was driving, he still noticed that all the men had very light (almost white) hair. Each of them was gigantic (at least 190-200 cm). They were wearing snow-white jumpsuits with hoods, which they did not pull over their heads.
The sergeant thought that it was forensic experts working in the field at the site of some emergency. To the policeman, this picture seemed somewhat strange, because at such an early time the police did not go to the object without notifying the local department in which the sergeant served. Therefore, he immediately parked his official police car at the side of the road and got out of it.
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Then he went on foot in the direction of the strange trio, which did not notice him. Then the sergeant began to shout towards the men, trying to attract their attention to himself. But the strange people of the policeman did not hear and did not turn in his direction. Yet there was a great distance between them. And the sergeant continued up the slope. And only then all three people noticed him and simultaneously turned towards the sergeant. Realizing that the policeman was heading towards them, the three immediately ran south of Silbury Hill.
At the same time, the sergeant noted to himself that their speed was very high. The sergeant tried to run after them, but soon realized that he could not keep up with the trinity of experienced stayers. And while the sergeant looked out for the nearest path leading to Silbury Hill, he was distracted for a couple of seconds from the three strange men. And when he raised his eyes to look at them, those were no longer on the field. They literally evaporated.
“I myself regularly go in for sports and run very well, as I do 10-kilometer races every day, but the speed of these guys just discouraged me. There was no question that I would be able to catch up with them, admitted the sergeant to the famous English ufologist Andrew Russell, who hosts an exclusive telecast on one of the British television channels.
Returning to the car, the sergeant heard a rolling sound and something resembling a statistical discharge of electricity, from which even the grass began to move. The sergeant reported the incident to his superiors, but no similar statements were received that day by the police.
The police sergeant decided to tell about this incredible case to Andrew Russell, who has the most impeccable reputation of a real gentleman. And then on condition that the name of the sergeant will not be mentioned in any context. Russell arrived at Silbury Hill a week after the emergency.
Unfortunately, he was unable to find anything, but he believes the sergeant: “Understand, this person is daily faced with such concepts as testimony and evidence. Cops see the world in black and white. Therefore, he would not invent a story in which he even refused to be the main character. There's always something going on at Silbury Hill."
