NSW
Skywatcher who Filmed UFOs Says He was Quizzed by Men in Black
Trailer:
Australien Skies
Published:
3:48 PM 8/22/2015
had no
interest in UFOs or staring up at the heavens...
Tim
Barlass, Senior writer
A
documentary film that explores the sightings of unidentified flying objects and
the people who witness them within Australia.
There's a
movie being screened in Sydney next week that is sure to polarise its audience.
It's called Australien Skies.
It's a
documentary about some of the unexplained stuff seen by people who call
themselves skywatchers. The timing is good. Earlier this month Russian
billionaire Yuri Milner announced he would spend at least $US 100 million
($138m) to see if there really is anything "out there". Australia
will contribute to the effort using the CSIRO's Parkes radio telescope.
There is an
intriguing story in the documentary from Kiama told by Liam Freaney. He's a
builder, married with two kids and is a pretty regular kind of guy who, two
years ago, had no particular interest in UFOs or staring up at the heavens.
But in
March 2013, he and a workmate saw in the daylight, bright stars gathering
around a ball of white light which disappeared and reappeared before being
approached by what he describes as a F18 Super Hornet. Then everything
vanished.
A few
months later he started seeing objects regularly and bought a video camera to
film them. But then things, he says, took a slightly sinister turn. Helicopters
started hovering low over his house.
"I
would see and film an object then directly afterwards I would get home and a
helicopter would show up and sit over the house," he said. "So I
started filming the helicopters as well as the unidentified flying objects. It
happened over and over again, 20 or 30 times at least.
"When
they hover the height of a lamp post above your house and lean out the window
it's definitely not military training."
"These
things will go invisible in front of you then reappear then shoot across the
sky into a pinprick and then come straight back in front of you at incredible
speed. Maybe I have filmed something I shouldn't have. That's a
possibility."
He got in
touch with Damien Nott and with Mariana Flynn, president of UFO Research NSW.
She said they had reports of black helicopters flying over numerous homes.
"There
have been reports of people leaning out of the helicopter with a camera and
filming," she said.
Mr Freaney
was last year going to give a talk about his experience to her UFO group. The
event had been publicised on the internet. It was two weeks before the talk and
he was near home when he noticed a car behind him.
"It
had flashing lights inside the front grill. It was a black car. I stopped. Two
guys got out of the black Holden Statesman with a Canberra plate.
"One
approached the window and he said: 'Good day Liam, how are you?' I said 'This
is really strange.' He said: 'Yep, but you know what it is about. We'd like it
if you didn't do your talk.' They said it would be better off for me to keep my
mouth shut and to have a good day and then left."
He decided
it might be wise not to give the talk. Now he has changed his mind.
"I am
well aware of the situation I am putting myself in," he said. "The
purpose of this whole two and a half years of contact that has happened to me I
believe is for me to pass on the message that it is happening and that it is
real. The only thing I have got out of it is to tell people what I am
seeing."
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