Tudor Jones

On February 4, 1977, Tudor Jones, a 10-year-old student at Broad Haven Primary School in Pembrokeshire, was one of 14 children who witnessed a silver, cigar-shaped UFO land in a field behind the school. Jones reported seeing an object at ground level behind a bush and stated he saw a "man" (later described as a small, silver-suited humanoid figure), which caused him to become very scared and nearly cry, fearing he might be "disintegrated."

His account, along with those of his classmates, was notable for its consistency; when the headmaster, Ralph Llewhellin, asked the students to draw what they had seen, all pictures depicted a saucer-shaped craft with a dome and a light on top. Jones’s testimony was part of a broader wave of sightings in the area, known as the Broad Haven Triangle or Welsh Triangle, which attracted national media attention and police investigation, though no official explanation for the phenomenon was ever provided.

[photo: Broad Haven pupils display their drawings of the UFO.]