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Arthur Shuttlewood’s Forgotten Warminster X- Files
- Narrated by: TJ Spehar
- Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
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Arthur Shuttlewood’s Forgotten Warminster X- Files
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TJ Spehar
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Publisher's Summary
Back in the 1960s the small English town of Warminster was rocked by a series of unexplained, loud, mostly nocturnal eerie droning sounds. A local journalist named Arthur Shuttlewood was sucked into a vortex of intriguing paranormal activity which centered upon what local residents dubbed the "Thing".
This audiobook is an account of the dramatic events which unfolded as a mysterious UFO terrorized the Wiltshire town in 1965 and Shuttlewood battled to get the story out.
©2019 Chip Norton (P)2019 Chip Norton
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