Report 28:
Supraliminal
On February the 11th and 12th 2020, Paul reports:
Myself and Chris turner began filming for the new Documentary
SUPRALIMINAL.
I had lined up a few interviews for camera including the Dave
Barker lights which is relevant to this story.
To make the best of our time, in the evenings we went up onto
the clifftops with camera equipment hoping to catch a glimpse of
the phenomenon.
Lee Hayward accompanied us along with Chris Turner's friend
Jerry Denning. Jerry is a highly qualified lighting and sound
engineer.
At approximately 7.45pm I received a call from two men who were
in Scarborough who told me they had just seen a triangle of
orange lights out over Bempton.
It was ironic that we were there filming Lee Hayward talking
about the triangle of lights that he saw with me in late
2019.
About 30 minutes later the guys who had seen the triangle of
lights CHRIS WRIGHT and STEVE JACKSON arrived to meet us at
Bempton. So now there was 6 of us on the clifftops observing.
Over a period of 2 hours spheres of vivid orange light appeared
in ones and twos out over the sea. Literally appearing and
disappearing. All six of us saw them. One of us, Jerry Denning
is a professional film and lighting engineer and could even
measure the light intensity in Kelvin.
We had shipping radar, and civilian aircraft data, weather,
barometer readings, tide, wind direction and strength,
atmospheric temperature. I would say we were six very rational
people. All looking at the same thing, and none of us could say
what we saw was anything other than a true unexplained
phenomenon.
I also note that things seem to happen people new to the area
are with me. This could of course be pure coincidence.
Paul Sinclair
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