The Kelly Hopkinsville UFO encounter is easily one of the most terrifying reports of interactions

with extraterrestrial creatures. An entire family claimed to have had their home assaulted

by three to four-foot entities that resembled nothing from planet Earth. No photographic evidence

was taken of the encounter, and so all that is left is the testimony of those who were

involved in the case. While most encounters with UFOs and their supposed pilots are often

brief and leave the participants with nothing in the way of definitive physical evidence

of their encounter, there is one piece of little known photographic evidence that has yet

to be disproven. On December 1, 1987, Philip Spencer had the luck to capture, on film,

a strange creature he set approached him during his morning walk to another nearby village in

Yorkshire, England. The photo would go on to be analyzed and poured over by experts who were

unable to definitively state if this was some type of hoax, or if it was actual evidence of an

extraterrestrial encounter. This case, while joining the theorist as they stumbled through the fog

to find little green men in the Ilkley Moore UFO encounter.

Welcome to case, alien theorist theorizing case file 246,

Ilkley Moore UFO incident wrong. It's close enough. It blew it. The correct title of the case

follows the Ilkley moop incident. That's how they run the Ilkley move way. That was worse than

the correct answer. I'm Braden. I'm so I'm dead. And I'm Andrew. To lead off the show here,

Dan was, he went on one of his rants, we were talking about this. So Dan's going to give a little

disclaimer for everyone here before we start. Go ahead, Dan. I was just saying that if you want me

to pronounce the names of your towns in certain regions, spell them correctly. If you want them

pronounced that way, you should probably change their spelling. Well, let me let's just say Dan's

disclosure here was much nicer than it was five minutes ago, because anyone that doesn't like how

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