A mysterious case comes from the 1970s.

You could say that it appears to be the unfortunate product of an overactive imagination and some embellishment.

Or is it?

In 2008, The Watcher began posting on the Project Avalon Forum.

He appears to go by the name of Paul Grant, also Ney Barry King.

He says that the well-known writer Andrew Collins wrote of the events in his life in a special report in 1978, although this has not been confirmed.

Part of his story revolves around an intriguing and highly sinister case and appears to be backed up by now declassified letters sent to the Ministry of Defence.

However, the real scenario will later turn out to be most

likely wholly different. So the watcher writes, in 1970, my research centred on reports of

sightings of lights and craft entering the King George Reservoir in Walton Forest, Enfield,

England. In March of 1970, two young children weren't missing in the area, and searches included the reservoir.

Three months later, their bodies were found in a copse there.

Great mystery surrounds their deaths as the press blackout ensued.

The families were told not to speak with anyone.

Strangely, the official word was that even

though summer, they died from exposure. I went to the scene myself, and it did look very strange.

The police were in plain clothes, and the stranger part. The army were there too. The public was

standing nearby, held back by the police. No one knew what was going on. The army were

carrying spades and sacks. They removed the soil. Years later, the grass still hardly grew there.

The official version was that the children died of exposure in summer, even though they were

less than 500 metres from a street and houses.

I trod on toes trying to get information.

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