Rendlesham Forest UFO Incident: Debunked Hoax or REAL UAP Landing? (UK's Roswell)

In todays video we're discussing and taking a deep dive into the so called Roswell case of the UK. The infamous Rendlesham Forest ufo incident. It still stands as one the worlds most talked about UFO stories. The Rendlesham Forest incident was a series of reported sightings of unexplained lights near Rendlesham Forest in Suffolk, England, in December 1980. The events occurred just outside RAF Woodbridge, which was used at the time by the United States Air Force personnel. Around 03:00 on 26 December 1980 a security patrol near the east gate of RAF Woodbridge saw lights descending into nearby Rendlesham Forest. A team of airmen, including Deputy Base Commander Lieutenant Colonel Halt, left the base to investigate. Halt gave a running commentary into a Dictaphone. The men chased a varied assortment of lights, described as 'weird phenomena.'
They claimed that they had encountered an alien craft, which they established a landing site for. Following the incident, the men filed top secret witness reports, which were strictly classified. Let's see if we can debunk the story as a hoax.

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Chapters:

0:00 Intro
0:55 What is the Rendlesham Forest UFO Incident
3:38 How to explain what Halt and his colleagues witnessed?
4:29 Kevin Conde pulled a prank on his colleagues
7:34 Orfordness Lighthouse theory
9:36 But what about the other witnesses reports?
9:43 What about the witness reports?
09:51 James Easton remarks on witness reports
12:15 Jenny Randles changed her mind about the case
13:23 What about the UFO landing marks in the forest?
14:36 What about the increased radiation levels at the landing site?
15:29 Conclusion
16:21 Outro

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Robert Scott Lazar (/ləˈzɑːr/; born January 26, 1959) is an American conspiracy theorist who claims to have been hired in the late 1980s to reverse-engineer extraterrestrial technology at what he described as a secret site called "S-4". Lazar alleges that this subsidiary installation is located several kilometres south of the United States Air Force facility popularly known as Area 51.
Lazar claims he examined an alien craft that ran on an antimatter reactor powered by element 115, which at the time had not yet been synthesized. He also claims to have read US government briefing documents that described alien involvement in human affairs over the past 10,000 years. Lazar's claims resulted in bringing added public attention to Area 51 and fueling conspiracy theories surrounding its classified activities.
Lazar has no evidence to support his core claim of alien technology. His story has been analyzed and rejected by skeptics and some ufologists. Universities from which he claims to hold degrees show no record of him, and supposed former workplaces have disavowed him. In 1990, he was convicted for his involvement in a prostitution ring and again in 2006 for selling illegal chemicals.

[Sampsonoff]

It’s always quite amusing when folks who distrust government/military immediately switch when someone from those parties confirm their biases.

[SimonHollandfilms]

hang on... there is more to the incident than you are saying. Rendlesham was surrounded by uk defence laboratories. in dec 1980 they were probably working on SDI projects. many of the effects seen and experienced are similar to plasma and laser discharges. A few of the usaf people have injuries, admitted to be the same type as exposure to high levels of non ionising radiation. John Burroughs was granted disability and medical treatment by the VA and DOD. the chief medical officer of the CIA dr kit green, studdied these Rendlesham injuries and states they were man made. this is not the lighthouse.

[James-ooyq]

There’s a case I just can’t get my head around, a simple landing site case. Something left a huge 100ft egg shape “dent” in the ground on a Norwegian island in the 1970s. The military even landed a Sea-king helicopter inside the site, to see if it left a mark. The 16 ton helicopter didn’t make a mark on the hard ground. 3 years later a second mark was left about a foot from the first. Ships passing the island that night noted lights over the island in their log books. There’s much more to the story, and would love it if you took a look and tried to explain it. The bare grass and 5” dent is still visible almost 50 years later.

[simonzinc-trumpetharris]

The actual reports point to very much of a non-incident. Penniston has been milking it for years. A total bullsh*tter.

[bingers_tv]

It's great to see someone showing the evidence against such cases. I believe we're being visited but i also believe many of the stories being told are BS. I find myself giving up on many UFO channels which at first seem great but then it seems they become too open minded and just start believing everything and it's very annoying. It's important to be open minded and skeptical. Keep up the great work.

[Delchay]

I worked with John Burroughs in Phoenix Arizona in the late 1980's . When we both found out that the we were both stationed in England on different military bases during the Rendlesham UFO incident, he began to tell me his story about what happened to him and the other security police officer's that night. He at no time ever thought it was proof of alien involvement, however he did say he had missing time as well as other's on scene the three days of sightings. John never said anything to me about being abducted though but he explained to me that he could not tell me everything about the incident and I did not press him. The unexplained light he saw moved from the ground up, then zoomed off into the sky. This would eliminate some of the Lighthouse beam debunking. After he left the company we both worked at, years later, just by chance, we began to work at another company in Phoenix and he released more information about the UFO incident. He told me he was suffering from physical problems that he thought happened to him during the three days of sightings. He then said that a ufo was sighted over the nuclear storage bunkers and they saw a beam of light strike one of the storage bunkers. The next day a C-130 plane arrived at the base with men dressed in white hazmat looking suits and they removed all nuclear ordinance from that bunker. He then came out with that information on a History channel show about the UFO incident.

[andoncroft]

Lmfao you debunking every udo event 😂 Seems to be a lot of evidence to suggest it never happened, and seems to be some evidence to suggest it did happen. So I'm still in the fence

[MontecristotoValjean]

you should do one on the Varginha incident in Brazil...

[jeremycasper]

The best evidence in my opinion is not videos, but is the eye witness testimonies of people that saw an actual craft and humanoid occupants walking around outside of it - people that saw these beings up close. The YouTube channel Preston Dennett covers case after case. Could they all be lying?

[VectorOfKnowledge]

It was like most UFO cases: a poo sandwich, eagerly eaten by the zealots pretending that they're eating Nutella.

[franklin]

A Lot of the stuff I believed in has fallen apart with the exception of a few intriguing cases. The Navy pilot sightings, David Fravor and Alex Dietrich are still unexplained to me. Also there was an astronomer that found some telescope image plates from the 50s and it seems to show things in orbit well before we had anything up there. She was on JMG/Event Horizon another channel I love. A few others. I don't think they have all been debunked.

[dennissdigitaldump]

I don't always agree with you, but I do absolutely love the work. ->This<- is what ufo research needs to be. Believers sitting down and hearing the debunks and deciding what they think. I believe something weird went down and it wasn't a hoax. But as to what that was? I think it was some sort of exercise/equipment movement like space equipment for a secret UK launch. But aliens be alien.

[erinkinsey]

No.. practical jokes are NOT a part of USAF security police. They would be court martialled for this kind of behaviour.

[mattstanbridge]

That picture of the exact location that the lighthouse can be seen from doesn't look like it's a photo taken from Rendlesham forest. I've been to Rendlesham forest many times for walks, you're surrounded by fir trees for miles and it's not on a hill, it's on flat low lands. I can't see how you could ever get a clear view to the coast.

[Grandmastergav]

The best Unexplained channel on YT! love your videos, TSM!

[Mike_Davidson]

The Orford Ness Lighthouse has been electrically operational since 1914. Why was it only confused for a UFO that ONE night? Was it Col. Holt's first night in Bentwaters, England that night? 🤷‍♂😂😂😂😂🤦‍♂️

[nicolasfrebillot]

Hi, you do a great job but I’m aware that the event lasted more than one night and I do not think that a senior officer of this level with many soldiers could so misinterpret a phenomenon and the men clearly see lights dividing into several parts (which is very strange) and there are personnel who have proven brain damage (Havana syndrom) with a pension paid by the United States. Best. But once again you’re good at what you’re doing and your efforts are valuable and important.

[cjmundo]

*Great work. I've always wondered about this one.*

[matthewlukeman]

Excellent video. Straight to the point.

[Returntotheworld]

Yes!! Finally great to see your thoughts on this one.