The Scottish UFO enthusiast accused of hacking 97 US Military computers at the Pentagon and NASA between 2001 and 2002 in the hunt for evidence of UFOs, has won a two-week stay on his extradition to the US. McKinnon never denied wandering around networks of a wide number of military institutions, but has always claimed he never did any harm. The Americans on the other hand claims he stole over 950 passwords when he accessed 53 US Army computers, 26 US Navy computers, 16 NASA computers and one US Defense Department computer.

If convicted he’s facing up to 70 years in prison and a fine of £1.7 million for sabotaging vital defense systems. He could also be sent to Guantanamo Bay as a terrorist suspect….

Phillip Mantle and one of his colleagues over at UFO Data magazine have started a full launch investigation of the UFO reported by a police helicopter over Cardiff on June 8. The UFO report has made news headlines all over the world and a USA based TV production company is interested in speaking to anyone witnessing the UFO event. The TV company will start filming the series UFO Hunters for the History Channel this August so please contact Phillip and his colleagues if you have anything to report. Read more here.

Simon Griffey, a doctor of psychology at Cardiff University, and his son Jack saw something that could be described as a UFO when they where driving near Llangynidr Mountain in the Brecon Beacons, Powys. This is the third reported sighting in Britain, following observations by the Army and police, in a short time.

Griffey said to The Sun:

Ive had loads of theories proposed by friends and neighbours but none of them add up.

There was no noise whatsoever, it was a bit eerie. Ive driven over this mountain for 17 years and have never seen anything like it.

Read more about this at thaindian.com.