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What are the best UFO cases from East Yorkshire?
East Yorkshire sits beneath historically active RAF corridors and North Sea approaches, making it one of Britain's quieter but consistently productive UAP zones. The 1999 Humber triangle sighting, corroborating the Phoenix Lights configuration, remains unexplained by any official body. A 1995 Hull mass sighting drew BUFORA scrutiny and found zero matching air traffic. The region's case cluster suggests a genuine, unresolved pattern.
Evidence
- The most structurally significant case on record is the February 22, 1999 sighting spanning Cleethorpes, Grimsby, Hull, and Flamborough, reported by The Hull Story (June 2026).
- The Hull mass sighting of May 20, 1995 adds institutional weight.
- A 1994 case from Sproatley documented by USUBJECTS involves a photograph taken by Muriel Rowbottom and Sandra Walton showing an apparent non-human face at a bungalow window — the so-called 'Reptilian at the Window' image.
- Multiple independent witnesses described a triangular or diamond-shaped object at 200–300 feet altitude, moving almost impossibly slowly, silent, with no contrails.
- Investigators noted the description matched almost exactly the Phoenix Lights object seen over Arizona and Nevada in 1997 — a parallel that Richard Dolan has flagged as characteristic of a specific 'slow triangle' platform type documented across NATO airspace through the 1990s.