Ralph Llewellyn

Ralph Llewellyn was the headmaster of Broad Haven Primary School in Wales during the 1977 UFO sightings that became known as the Broad Haven Triangle. On February 4, 1977, 14 to 16 schoolchildren reported seeing a silver, cigar-shaped craft land in a nearby field, with some claiming to see a humanoid figure in a silver suit emerge from it.

Initially skeptical, Llewellyn separated the children and asked them to draw the object under exam-like conditions to prevent collusion. He was astonished that their drawings and testimonies were remarkably similar, depicting a craft with a dome and flashing lights. Despite the consistency, Llewellyn never confirmed the extraterrestrial nature of the sighting, instead stating he believed the children saw something they had never seen before and that it was unlikely they could coordinate such a "sustained, sophisticated hoax." The incident gained national media attention and prompted investigations by RAF Brawdy, though no definitive physical evidence was found.