Gary Heseltine

Gary was born in 1960 in Scunthorpe in Lincolnshire. He served in the Royal Air Force Police (1983-1989) before spending an almost 24 year career in the British Transport Police (1989-2013). Gary was a Home Office trained Detective Constable for 19 years working on all manner of enquiries including murder, manslaughter and rape. He was an advanced police interviewer of witnesses and suspects and involved in the London Bombings terrorist enquiry as a specialist interviewer of first responding police officers. In January 2002 and whilst still a serving police officer he launched an unofficial national database for police officers reporting UFO sightings in the UK. Following the sudden death of UFO Magazine editor Graham Birdsall in September 2003 Gary launched his own online ezine called UFO Monthly which ran for 41 issues between 2004-2007. He then spent 12 months as the co-editor of UFO Data Magazine (2008), a subscription based printed magazine. In 2010 he was presented with the PRG World Disclosure Award in Washington D.C. by Steve Bassett. In 2012 he was given the Exopolitics Great Britain Award. In April 2013 he gave testimony on behalf of police officers worldwide about their UFO experiences at the Citizen's Hearings at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. He is also one of the leading researchers in the Rendlesham Forest incident, Britain's most famous UFO case. He is currently the lead researcher and co-writer of a major independent feature length documentary called Capel Green that is currently in production in the UK and the USA and due for release in 2019. Based on his police experience Gary has examined the best evidence from around the world and concluded, on a circumstantial evidence basis, that some UFO sightings involve extraterrestrials who are interacting with planet Earth. As a result of this believe he retired early from the police in 2013 to create and launch UFO Truth Magazine, a 96 page bi-monthly ezine and created especially for those people who believe that some UFO incidents involve ET. The ezine features articles by many of the world's leading researchers including Stanton Friedman (Can/US), AJ Gevaerd (Brazil), Steve Bassett (US), Grant Cameron (Can), Bill Chalker (Australia), Mary Rodwell (Australia), Suzanne Hansen (New Zealand) and Tim Good (UK) to name but a few. In April, 2013 he spoke on behalf of police officers worldwide (who had experienced UFO sightings) at the Citizens Hearings at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. The magazine holds two international conferences per year in London and Holmfirth, West Yorkshire respectively. I am the co-writer and lead researcher of a new independent feature length documentary on the Rendlesham Forest incident called Capel Green which is set for a 2019 release. He is also a screenwriter with four feature length screenplays to date and one short screenplay for an animated feature. His latest feature length screenplay (2019) *Eleven Brothers is based on a unique piece of football history (soccer) from 1914 when a family of 11 sons played against another family of 11 sons in the months prior to the outbreak of World War One. The story combines two timelines in flashback through the eyes of the mother of one of the families and through the eyes of one of her sons who fought through the horrors of the trenches.