Case · UFO Afrinews No 22, July 2000
British human-mutilation case: officer told not to talk (book review)
not stated, United Kingdom
Outside the region. Hind reprinted this case from elsewhere; it has a file here but no place on the map.
What was reported
Alongside the American human-mutilation cases, Wintle notes that Dodd mentions one British case he investigated himself, though he was not the principal officer. According to Dodd, that officer was visited at his police station by two men described as having authority, who told him not to discuss the matter. Dodd offers it, together with the FBI database rebuff of a US officer, as evidence that censorship of human mutilation cases operates in Britain as well as America, while noting that censorship is looser in South America and Brazilian photographs have reached the public domain. No details of the victim, place or date are given.
What Hind made of it
Relayed by Wintle without comment as part of Dodd's cover-up thesis.
Cross references
- Tony Dodd, Alien Investigator
- Sergeant Jonathan Louette case, this issue