The 1977 "slug like entity" seen at the same time as lights in the sky (LITS) that were filmed over Stonehenge..
Low level LITS (albeit on ccine film) case since in UFOs: A British Viewpoint the authors state the full report will be in FSR -and there is not much to that. If you are writing a book and mention the report and what the Kodak experts said about the footage (vague lights) then WHY leave out the details from FSR -meaning you had to hope to find the right issue?
Poor reporting.
NOTE
I have re-read the very brief Flying Saucer Review article which is basically lacking in any real information and is on a par with the actual book. However, even checking out John Hanson's Haunted Skies there is not much more -if there had been he would have found it.
All three sources lack reference to the slug-like entity" comprised of llight. Here is what was cited and shown onscreen during Eerie's Vault (you tube) account of the incident
and this is what Eerie described:
"Slug-like object the size of a cow ...an animate looking blob or mound about as long as an ox and just bulky, undulating across the grass in a grotesque manner. It had no discernible head nor limbs, no eyes just a hulking glistening form like a gigantic terrestrial slug., This creature, if creature it was, made no sound. For a few heartbeats it squeezed itself forward with an accordion like motion and just as the campers steeled themselves to approach or perhaps to flee, the slug-like emntity vanished suddenly in a blink it was simply gone. There were no tracks, no traces of the objct's departure It hadn't simply sunk into the earth or scurried off it was there and then it was not there."
Sadly, it appears that this slug-like entity is a pure invention for sensationalism and I cannot find the account anywhere other than on the video.
My assessment is that the 1977 Stonehengecace involves LITS and some caught on cinefilm. An over inflated case since absolutely no copy of the film has been seen by anyone other than the investihgators and Kodak.


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