UFO Files

Throughout many generations, farms all over the world have suffered from a strange, blood‑free killing of their cattle and other livestock. The phenomenon, which has long haunted agricultural communities, involves animals found dead without any obvious wounds or signs of violence. For countless years, the silent, wound‑free deaths of these animals have remained a persistent mystery across rural landscapes, prompting endless questions about their origin. This episode investigates the suggestion that the unexplained killings could be linked to the actions of beings from outer space, exploring the notion that extraterrestrials may play a role in these unsettling events. By focusing on this hypothesis, the programme aims to illuminate the enduring enigma that has plagued farmlands worldwide.

The programme delves into the enduring image of the Grey aliens, the archetypal extraterrestrials that have become synonymous with UFO lore and sci‑fi narratives. By tracing their portrayal across movies, television, and literature, it highlights why they remain the most recognisable alien figure in culture. Its analysis also considers the visual traits that have cemented their status as cultural icons. The documentary then turns to the question of their possible existence, asking what motives such entities might possess if they were indeed real. It examines the potential implications of their agenda for humankind, contemplating how their actions could shape the destiny of Earth and its inhabitants. The segment ponders whether their objectives might involve surveillance, guidance, or more enigmatic purposes.

In 1938 a Chinese scholar stumbled upon a remote cave where he uncovered 716 stone discs. These objects, later dubbed the Dropa Stones, were discovered alongside what seemed to be the skeletal remains of numerous diminutive, human‑like figures. The find suggested a link between the discs and the short humanoid remains, prompting speculation about their origin. The scholar’s report highlighted the sheer number of discs and the accompanying remains, noting the unusual context of the cave. This unusual archaeological discovery has since become a point of intrigue, with the 716 discs and the associated short humanoid bones forming the core of the story.

The Day After Roswell investigates the 1997 memoirs of Colonel Philip Corso, concentrating on his own interpretation of the purported UFO fragments recovered from the Roswell crash site. Through a close reading of the book, the episode outlines Corso's claims regarding the nature of the material and the conclusions he draws about its origin. The programme presents a systematic overview of Corso's analysis, highlighting the specific alleged components he describes and the way he connects them to broader military and technological narratives. By staying strictly within the memoir's content, the show offers viewers a focused look at his perspective on the Roswell incident.

The programme delves into the notion that a covert alliance has existed between the U.S. presidency and alien intelligence for more than half a century. It examines the various theories suggesting that successive American leaders have been in secret contact with extraterrestrials, exploring claims that this hidden relationship has endured for over fifty years. According to the investigation, this alleged pact has supposedly persisted across multiple administrations, spanning more than five decades of U.S. political history. The episode focuses solely on the longevity of this purported secret relationship, highlighting its alleged duration of over fifty years. Viewers are invited to consider the possibility that such an enduring collaboration may have been concealed from the public eye.

The documentary delves into the documented evidence and lingering folklore surrounding the Soviet Union's investigations into unidentified flying objects. It concentrates on the programmes that allegedly operated during the Cold‑War era, scrutinising both the hard data and the more speculative narratives that have emerged over time. All of this is examined against the backdrop of the Russian launch complex at Kapustin Yar, a site repeatedly cited as the focal point for these secretive studies. By weighing the available records against the more sensational claims, the programme aims to separate verifiable facts from enduring myth. The series evaluates the credibility of each claim, weighing documented evidence against longstanding speculation.

Across several nations in recent years, the armed forces of the United States, South Africa, Russia, Australia and Canada have each built secret aircraft that take the form of disc‑shaped craft. These projects remain classified, and the designs deliberately echo the classic ‘flying saucer’ silhouette that has long fascinated the public. The appearance of these mysterious machines has sparked a noticeable stir among local residents wherever sightings have been reported. Communities have reacted with curiosity and speculation, as the unusual, saucer‑like vehicles stand out against ordinary air traffic, prompting widespread discussion among the broader public about their purpose and origin.

The programme presents a documentary that sets out to examine virtually every recorded UFO and alien encounter. It begins by exploring the historical background of H. G. Wells’ classic novel The War of the Worlds, using that seminal work as a starting point for the investigation. From there, the film moves through the extensive catalogue of sightings, tracing how reports have accumulated over time. By linking the literary origins with the myriad claims of extraterrestrial activity, the episode offers a comprehensive survey of the phenomenon, aiming to cover the full breadth of documented cases without venturing into speculation, and public fascination with the unknown.

In a wave of conspiracy theories arose around an alleged UFO sighting in Mexico. Witnesses said the object vanished over the remote area of Coyame, and shortly thereafter a civilian aircraft crashed nearby. The close timing and location of the two incidents have spurred speculation that the mysterious disappearance and the subsequent crash are linked. Theories often highlight this coincidence as evidence of a connection, arguing the events cannot be dismissed as unrelated. Supporters of the theory argue that the abruptness of both incidents adds weight to the mystery. The lack of a clear explanation keeps the story alive among those fascinated by unexplained aerial phenomena.

The programme presents a documentary that sets out to examine virtually every recorded UFO and alien encounter. It begins by exploring the historical background of H. G. Wells’ classic novel The War of the Worlds, using that seminal work as a starting point for the investigation. From there, the film moves through the extensive catalogue of sightings, tracing how reports have accumulated over time. By linking the literary origins with the myriad claims of extraterrestrial activity, the episode offers a comprehensive survey of the phenomenon, aiming to cover the full breadth of documented cases without venturing into speculation, and public fascination with the unknown.

The episode recounts the legend of a secluded island off Brazil’s coast in the region, where locals maintain that, for a continuous two‑month stretch during that period, unidentified flying objects descended each night. According to the inhabitants, these nightly visits left them with odd puncture marks and caused noticeable blood loss. The narrative focuses solely on the community’s claims about the mysterious aerial phenomena and the physical injuries they say resulted, without offering further explanation. It presents the island’s story as a Brazilian counterpart to famous UFO encounters, highlighting the unsettling accounts of those who say they were directly affected by the unexplained craft.

The episode looks into a reported alien encounter that allegedly took place over England in December 1980. It follows the efforts to uncover what really happened when a group of Royal Air Force personnel said they observed unusual lights hovering above the countryside. The investigation centres on the claims made by those service members, probing the circumstances surrounding the sighting and the subsequent inquiries. By retracing the events of that winter night, the programme seeks to determine whether the phenomenon was an extraterrestrial visitation or something else entirely, relying solely on the testimonies and records from the time.