Hi Barron,
I'm not too sure about this one. Was the crop circle at the time it was supposedly made reported to any authority (during or around June or July)?
The article in the newspaper shows a crop circle, but not the crop circle. Doesn't name names and isn't exactly newsworthy as the incident was said to have happened around four months ago.
This is the problem of todays journalists. They wait for stories to come to them, in the form of press releases, as opposed to as times gone back they pounded the pavements to get the scoop.
Very rarely a journalist gets out of the office to do their job, unless they're invited to a dinner, party, somebody really important or a movie release.
In other words, unless it's paid, very rarely they get off their backsides to look for the facts - even at the Daily Telegraph.
Best regards,
Steve
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