Haunted Skies Publishing 2012 Haunted Skies is the most ambitious series of books ever attempted in the history of UFO research. They provide a new benchmark in the quality of such publications, despite ridicule and scepticism constantly aimed at the subject by those who claim there is very little evidence of its existence. This Volume of Haunted Skies covers UFO reports from 1978-1979 and is the seventh in a ground-breaking series written and now published by former West Midlands Police Officer John Hanson, and partner Dawn Holloway. "We were astonished at the number of reported UFO sightings covering this period. However, rather than condensing the information to fit into the standard number of pages found in previous editions of Haunted Skies, we decided to include all of the sightings, believing it was far too important not to. The information contained in this and previous Volumes represents the reality of what has taken place in and around the skies of Great Britain, very little of which will be found in declassified MOD files.The evidence speaks for itself."

Haunted Skies, Volume 8 (1980) Haunted Skies, Volume 8 (1980) is the beginning of a new era for the ground-breaking unique series, compiled by former West Midlands Police Officer John Hanson and partner Dawn Holloway, who now publish their own books under the Haunted Skies publishing banner. This volume of Haunted Skies covers the period of 1980 and is in colour. The first part, January to November 1980, includes an investigation into the mysterious death of Zygmund Adamski - a coal miner, who was found deceased at Todmorden railway yard, Police Constable Alan Godfrey's UFO sighting, Cumbrian man Mario Luisi's close encounter with a landed UFO and its occupants, and much more. The second part contains an appraisal of the UFO events which took place in Rendlesham Forest, at the end of December 1980, and includes various interviews held with both British, civilian and USAF Airmen, as to what took place. In respect of this matter the authors consulted, on many occasions, with Dot Street, Brenda Butler, and Colonel Charles Halt. In addition to this, the authors present various examples of what may well be perceived as paranormal phenomena, which is still taking place in the forest to this present day. Whether there is a connection, they cannot say. The authors point out that the majority of the information contained within their books is unlikely to be found in declassified UFO files, catalogued in the Public Records Office. They maintain the sightings obtained from personal interviews with many of the UFO witnesses forming part of the British social history] offer a unique opportunity to evaluate the extent of what really took place, rather than relying on the hitherto annual release of low grade UFO reports, many of which were to became the target of considerable humour by the media. Despite ridicule and scepticism constantly being aimed at the subject matter, by those who claim there is very little evidence of this phenomena, evidence to the contrary is offered.

Haunted Skies, Volume 9, 1981-1986, 450 pages some in colour Foreword by Nick Redfern In this packed Volume, covering the period 1981-1986, the authors continue their ongoing diary of UFO activity, reported over England, and present further evidence obtained during painstaking research - now in its 20th year. The Volume embraces all manner of inexplicable events which continue to haunt the skies of the UK, whatever the period of history. It contains.... 1 - Another UFO sighting over RAF Woodbridge, Suffolk, the subject of considerable discussion given in the previous Volume. 2 - A report of a landed UFO from South Yorkshire, and sightings of strange objects over Kent, are outlined, along with references to the Swindon based UFO group, Probe, headed by Ian Mryzglod, who adopted a scientific approach to their investigations during a time when many believed the opposite 3 - UFOs seen over Top Secret Civilian Defence bunkers at Birmingham, and Power Stations. 4 - Harrowing close encounters between UFOs and motorists are outlined. They include a report from three women, who were driving home along the A5 in rural Shropshire, when they encountered a UFO, a close encounter over the M50 Motorway, in Gloucestershire, a man out fishing in Aldershot approached by aliens, three women from Kentucky, USA, tell of their chilling experience, and a couple from Hampshire tell of their roadside encounter, which left the husband with some strange marks on his body. 5 - They include their own investigation into mysterious apports of stones, which occurred over a number of years at Birmingham, West Midlands, involving the Police, who staked out the locality in a bid to catch the offender. Falls of coins and stones in other parts of the world are also outlined. 6 - Although primarily covering British UFO sightings - wherever space permits (always in short supply) - the authors include other now forgotten worldwide cases of interest, which they believe should be brought to the attention of the reader. One such incident tells of a triangular UFO, seen over Arizona; another of a UFO sighted by a Russian astronaut. 7 - The authors cover in much detail a bizarre story, involving a man (known as David Daniels) who approached a number of prominent worldwide UFO researchers, during the early 1980s. He alleged he was from the Pleiades and claimed to be able to metamorphosis from a human body to reptilian. While it is difficult to believe rationally that this could be true, the authors tell of visits made to influential people such as the head of the MOD, and The Lord Hill- Norton Fact is stranger than fiction These vastly improved volumes now offer the reader the opportunity to see for themselves original documents and sightings not be found in any Government files, allowing the reader to form their own conclusions as to what lies behind the phenomena.