King Charles has a ‘secret paranormal library’ to study UFOs: According to a newly released documentary called The King of UFOs, His Majesty has inherited a “secret paranormal library,” which has a vast collection of files and books on the subject.
According to a newly released documentary called The King of UFOs, His Majesty has inherited a “secret paranormal library” which holds a huge collection of files and books on the subject.
The documentary reveals that King Charles inherited a secret collection of books and files on UFOs, crop circles, and paranormal activities from his family. It also claims that his parents, Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II, had contact with people who believed in UFOs.
One surprising claim is that in 1975, Prince Charles (before he became king) was spotted flying an experimental aircraft that looked like a UFO in Canada.
The documentary explores King Charles’s fascination with these mysterious topics and suggests he’s continuing to explore his interest.
Ufologist and filmmaker Mark Christopher Lee said: “Retired Police CID detective, and now owner of The Great British UFO Learning Centre, John Hanson had regular correspondence with Prince Phillip and The Queen and states that they had their own library of UFO and paranormal books.”
He told Express: “Letters between Hanson and the Queen and Prince Phillip, shown in the film, say they will ‘add the book that John sent to them to their own collection/library’.”
Prince Philip, who passed away at 99, had a fascinating hobby – watching for UFOs! He collected many books on the subject and subscribed to a magazine called Flying Saucer Review.
His interest in UFOs started when his uncle, Lord Mountbatten, wrote a report about a spaceship landing on his estate in 1955. Prince Philip was so curious that he asked his assistant, Sir Peter Horsley, to gather UFO stories from the Royal Air Force.
Sir Peter Horsley, a senior commander, shared his own UFO fascination in his 1997 autobiography. He said it began when he worked for Prince Philip from 1949 to 1956.
Nick Pope, a former UFO investigator for the UK Ministry of Defence, revealed that the Royal Family has been interested in UFOs for a long time. However, this interest was kept quiet because it didn’t match the government’s official stance on UFOs.
Pope explained that the government’s public position was that UFOs were not a threat or important, but the Royal Family’s interest in them suggested otherwise. This made things awkward.
Prince Philip, the late husband of Queen Elizabeth II, was particularly interested in UFOs. He had a large collection of UFO books and subscribed to UFO magazines, but kept it private.
Pope is curious about what happened to Prince Philip’s UFO collection and whether King Charles III has inherited any of it, including documents, books, and files.
Richard Felix, a paranormal historian on TV’s “Most Haunted,” claims in the film that the British royals have their own “secret archives of paranormal and UFO literature, rivaling that of the Vatican.”
Documentary director Mark Christopher Lee added: “The King Of UFOs is an entertaining and thought-provoking new documentary that explores the British royal family’s interest in UFOs and unexplained phenomena. As well as examining an alleged UFO landing and alien visitation at Lord Louis Mountbatten’s estate in England (allegedly witnessed by one of his own servants), the film delves into the late Queen and Prince Philip’s interest in UFOs and crop circles.”
“The film features exclusive access to never-before-seen archive footage and eyewitness interviews, and explores the extraordinary claims that the then Prince Charles piloted an experimental UFO-like craft in Canada in 1975.”
“It explores claims made by a Canadian diver who, while working on a secret military project at Sandy Point, Canada, in 1975, saw Prince Charles pilot an experimental UFO-type craft.”
“The diver claims the craft was powered by an electromagnetic force and Charles was one of three pilots on the craft, who were taking it to NASA’s Langley base in the US.”
Mr Lee also considers what role King Charles would play in the event of first contact with extraterrestrials in the documentary. He said: “The King would have a key role as head of state and as head of the Church of England and defender of all faiths.”
“He would have to prepare his people for a major paradigm shift, and there would be political as well as spiritual implications for first contact. With UFO sightings increasing around the world, this may be closer than we think, and the King must be prepared.”
“I also believe that having inherited his father’s interest in UFOs, as King he may know more about the truth about UFOs. The UK is part of the ‘Five Eyes’ security agreement, along with the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. I suspect that King Charles knows the truth. I hereby appeal to our King to release the truth to the public. We deserve to know that we are not alone in this universe.”
In addition to examining an alleged UFO landing and alien visitation at Lord Louis Mountbatten’s estate in England, the film delves into the late Queen and Prince Philip’s interest in UFOs and crop circles.
The film features exclusive access to never-before-seen archive footage and eyewitness interviews, and explores the extraordinary claims that then-Prince Charles piloted an experimental UFO-type craft in Canada in 1975.
The documentary was released on August 1, 2024.
In 2019, Philip read “The Halt Perspective,” written by retired US Air Force Col. Charles Halt, a former deputy commander of RAF Bentwaters, who described how he led a patrol to investigate an alleged UFO landing in the Rendlesham Forest in 1980.
The incident was dubbed “Britain’s Roswell” after the famous 1947 crash of a US Army Air Forces balloon in New Mexico that spawned rumors that the wreckage came from a “flying disc.”
Among the books about extraterrestrials in Philip’s collection was “Haunted Skies: The Encyclopedia of British UFOs,” whose author, retired West Midlands detective John Hanson, said the Duke had a dozen of his works, according to Metro.
“I’ve got about 12 letters from the Duke’s private secretary that say the prince found the subject interesting,” Hanson, who co-wrote “The Halt Perspective,” told I News. (https://inews.co.uk/news/prince-philip-duke-of-edinburgh-ufos-aliens-books-mountbatten-950953)
“I’m quite proud of Prince Philip, why shouldn’t he have been interested in UFOs, because for goodness’ sake, that is something that we should treat seriously rather than flippantly. It is a phenomenon that has baffled mankind for millennia,” he said.
“Even Prince Charles is interested in it and Prince William,” Hanson added.
