I have never seen anything like it that Friday evening.

It was fantastic.

The people in the town, the reporters, all the dailies, my phone didn't stop ringing.

We had them knocking at the doors.

I've never seen anything like it.

The only thing I could do on the Monday morning I went on holiday to get away from it.

Warminster is a small town in western Wiltshire, down in southwestern England.

Located roughly two hours west of London,

Warminster is about an hour southeast of Bristol, approximately 15 or so miles away from Stonehenge.

The prehistoric collection of large stones

that many have tried to tie to religious, paranormal, and even extraterrestrial phenomena.

Warminster was ultimately settled by Anglo-Saxons more than a thousand years ago,

but the land had been previously occupied by the Romans.

History has shown that, in addition to King Arthur himself once reigning over this land,

in addition to a countless number of other British royals, it has a long and storied history

dating back to the Iron Age.

Over time, Warminster evolved into a quaint, small town.

Following World War II, the town had a population just shy of

10,000, which has continued to slowly grow. Since the 1960s, the population has nearly doubled,

but the region remains quiet and unassuming, with an estimated 18,000 calling Wormister home.

Here, not much really seems to stand out.

On its surface, Warminster seems just like other English suburbs,

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