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And welcome back, George Nore with Mark Christopher Lee, British filmmaker and UFO researcher,

prides himself in having an unconventional approach to documentary storytelling with a very fresh

working class perspective on the weird and unexplained.

Mark blends raw investigative journalism with sharp British humor and has established himself as one of the UK's most distinct of voices in UFO and paranormal media.

Mark, welcome back to the program. How have you been?

Yeah, very good. Thank you. Thank you for having

me back. It's very much appreciated. Wonderful new book, the Rendlesham UFO case. I love it.

Thanks, George. Yeah, I mean, it's actually got, we also got a film out of the same name at the moment on

Amazon Prime, which has been my kind of passion for such

a long time. So it's so good to get it out there. And it's the best UFO case in the world,

in my opinion. It surely is. What got you involved in the study in UFOs, Mark?

Initially, I had my own experience as a child, which was unexplained.

At the time I had it, I put it down to being some angelic experience, which I know sounds

a bit out there.

But with hindsight, maybe it was something else.

But then in the UK growing up in the 80s, there was a program on TV called Arthur C. Clark's Mysterious World.

And that really kind of piqued my interest.

And Arthur C. Clarke, if people don't know, he's the author of 2001 of Space Odyssey.

He was a proper old-school scientist, visionary. He invented the communications satellite,

for instance. So he was this hardcore scientist, but he would look at unexplained phenomena

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