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Something sinister is lurking in the sky… Malcolm Robinson, 59, from Hastings, East Sussex

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ut of breath after a game of footy, my mates and I lay on our backs in the school playing field and stared at the sky.

It was 1970 and I was 13, living in Tullibody, Scotland. It was a sunny day and there wasn’t a cloud to be seen.

But there was something else… A 30ft white egg-shaped orb floating upwards above us!

‘What’s that?’ I gasped.

Was it an aircraft? A weather balloon?

But in a split second, when I looked away and back again, it’d vanished.

No doubt

The hairs stood up on the back of my neck. There was no doubt in my mind. We’d seen a UFO. That day changed my life forever, made me determined to prove there’s life beyond Earth.

After all, our planet is just a tiny grain of sand on a cosmic beach. It would be arrogant to think aliens don’t exist.

So, though I work in sales, in my spare time I hunt UFOS and I’ve become quite the expert.

Over the years, I’ve seen a tube in the sky in Derbyshire, a pulsating light in Loch Ness and a white sphere in Blackpool.

I’ve interviewe­d over 300 people in the UK and given talks in France, Holland and America about close encounters.

Abducted

There’s no rational explanatio­n for the eyewitness accounts of red circular objects, blue orbs and strange triangles in the sky.

I’ve been an extraterre­strial investigat­or for over 40 years, but there’s one story that makes my blood run cold – an alien abduction…

In December 2009, Steve, an ambulance repairman approached me for help.

He’d been with his friend Chris, driving from their home in Edinburgh to visit a mate in the village of Tarbrax half an hour away.

Suddenly, they saw a 20fthigh black dome in the sky.

It wasn’t a helicopter or any other aircraft.

The strange shape radiated a silver, shimmery curtain of light that enveloped the car.

Terror had surged through Steve. Quick as a flash, he’d locked the doors and slammed his foot on the accelerato­r. They had to get away… But they were catapulted into inky blackness.

They couldn’t see or hear each other. The

Our planet is just a tiny grain of sand on a cosmic beach

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