An OAP who claims to have the ability to talk with aliens now says he has 'absolute proof' of optical indicators from extraterrestrials.
Norman Mitchell, 72, beforehand mentioned he has pictured hundreds of UFOs since his spouse was approached by an odd object in 1992.
The Aberdeenshire man professed to have achieved a world-first by 'establishing a system of communication' with them, though he admitted he couldn't fairly decipher their messages, he advised Aberdeen Reside.
Now, he says new footage show his daring declare past any doubt.
"I've been getting optical indicators from a bunch of UFOs", he mentioned.
"They have been right here for 2 years and I have been filming them on a day by day and nightly foundation. In addition they give me blue communicative indicators.
"I can not decipher them however they're there to see. It is not a declare, it is proof - absolute proof.
"If a few of your unfavourable sceptics would see what I've acquired, their mouths could be tightly shut."
Norman added that a distinguished voice in Scotland's alien-spotting scene had been attempting to 'discredit' his findings.
He mentioned: "There is a so-called Scottish UFO professional and he's determined to cease my stuff from getting out to the general public.
"I advised him my work was validated by Dr Steven Greer's folks and he's the world's most authoritative man as regards to UFOs.
"However these sceptics simply do not wish to hear about it."
Norman refused to call the cynic however we requested a Scots researcher who has written 10 books on UFOs for his opinion on Norman's snaps.
Malcolm Robinson confirmed Norman had approached him along with his findings however admitted he was unconvinced of his claims.
He mentioned: "I am not completely enamoured by his footage.
"The overwhelming majority of UFO studies have naturally identifiable options. Of the 5 per cent that is still, three per cent is issues like unique plane and one other one per cent might be uncommon atmospheric phenomena."
However he added that he 'might be unsuitable' about Norman's work, stating there was a remaining fraction of sightings which had been unexplained.
"These are really bona fide uncommon plane which were flying concerning the skies for millennia", he continued.
"With no shadow of a doubt, I might by no means be on this subject if I did not actually suppose that there is a case to be answered there."
He mentioned the village of Muchalls, only a five-minute drive from Norman's Newtonhill house, was thought of a UFO hotspot.
"That space does appear to see a good quantity of UFO exercise", he mentioned.
"Perhaps he's capturing one thing - he is despatched me a great deal of stuff however I am sitting on the fence with it."
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