Podcast UFO - "NON-HUMAN": The Truth Behind the Rendlesham Forest UFO Incident

Join Martin Willis of Podcast UFO for an exclusive one-on-one interview with former UK police detective and leading UFO researcher Gary Heseltine, as he dives deep into his groundbreaking book, NON-HUMAN: The Rendlesham Forest Incidents – 42 Years of Denial.

Often called "Britain’s Roswell," the Rendlesham Forest incident remains one of the most compelling and controversial UFO cases in modern history. In this interview, Gary reveals new evidence, firsthand witness accounts, and why he believes the truth has been systematically hidden for over four decades.

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👽 Don’t miss this powerful conversation that challenges the official narrative and sheds new light on the possibility of non-human intelligence

BIO: Gary Heseltine was born in 1960 in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire. Between 1983-89 he served in the Royal Air Force as a police officer. In 1989 he joined the British Transport Police where he had an almost 24 year career before retiring early to follow his passion for UFO research. For 19 years he was a Detective Constable, working on all manner of inquiries from murder, manslaughter to rape. He was also and Advanced police interviewer of suspects and witnesses. In that capacity he was used to interview a number of first responding BTP officers to three of the four crime scenes involved in the London Bombings terrorist incident in 2005. In 2013, following his retirement from the police he launched UFO Truth Magazine (www.ufotruthmagazine.co.uk), a bi-monthly Ezine, featuring articles by many of the world's leading researchers. In June 2022, he was one of nine researchers to give testimony before the Brazilian Senate on UAPs. Gary is also the Vice President of ICER (International Coalition for Extraterrestrial Research), a not-for-profit international NGO, comprising of scientists, academics and leading UFO/UAP researchers. It currently has national representatives in 30 countries.