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Ilkley Moor Alien – Location of THAT photo!

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In this video, we travelled over to Ilkley and Ilkley Moor to be precise, to uncover the location of WHERE a photograph of what many believe is to be that of an ‘alien’ creature was taken by ‘Philip Spencer’ on the 1st December, 1987.

Was the story of Philip Spencer a hoax? What did he really capture in THAT photograph?

Join us as we attempt to figure out what happened back on that gloomy December morning in 1987!

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Big thanks to https://forums.forteana.org/ for help in finding the location!

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♪♬ Girl on a Train Documentary Music by CO.AG [Copyright Free]
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