Over the past 47 years, the mystery of the US military’s XS894 fighter plane crash and the disappearance of pilot William Schaffner’s body remains unclear.
Recently, an article published in Mirror magazine on November 5 turned over records related to the 1970 US military plane crash that is still a controversial mystery. Many theories have been raised around this puzzling accident, and especially the disappearance of pilot William Schaffner – the person who controlled the plane when it crashed down the coast of England.
Fighter aircraft XS894 of the US Air Force fleet crashed in the English Sea in 1970 and still causes controversy.
Did a UFO bring down a US military plane?
On September 8, 1970, the US Air Force faced a horrifying fighter plane accident: fighter plane XS894 piloted by 28-year-old William Schaffner crashed and crashed on the North Sea coast in Older brother. The cause of the accident remains unknown to this day, and Schaffner’s body completely disappeared without a trace.
Although the authorities only found the plane’s wreckage and did not know Schaffner’s whereabouts or life or death, this unfortunate incident was still officially concluded as an accident, and William Schaffner drowned. .
But the story doesn’t stop there. Many people disagree with this conclusion, along with many theories about the accident as well as Schaffner’s body, including suspicions of UFOs. Conspiracy theorists claim that aliens brought down XS894, causing the plane to crash.
A Grimsby Telegraph report in October 1992 mentioned the appearance of strange lights when this fighter crashed. Pat Otter – owner of a series of articles about conspiracy theories:UFO caused XS894 crash, said he has reason to believe this.
An article by Pat Otter published in Grimsby Telegraph
Those who believe in conspiracy theories are inclined to the theory that UFOs caused the XS894 accident
Otter also quoted an anonymous witness who recounted the moment the military plane crashed and crashed into the sea. This man said that many strange lights appeared in the sky, “like balls bouncing up and down”.
The Grimsby Telegraph also released a recording of Schaffner’s final conversation with the radar control station at Staxton Wold. Accordingly, this ill-fated pilot described: “There was something like a big ball… made of glass”.
In July 1994, this news site continued to post some evidence showing that the mystery of unidentified flying objects had appeared many times around the area where XS894 crashed in the 1970s as if to further strengthen the hypothesis of Pat Otter.
The mysterious disappearance of pilot William Schaffner’s body
Since plane XS894 crashed until now, pilot Schaffner’s body has not been found. The strange thing is that when the body of this plane was recovered ashore in December 1970, the cockpit door was still closed while the people inside completely disappeared. At that time, everyone was surprised. The question that makes people wonder is: Where did William Schaffner disappear to?
In addition, many years later, a series of conspiracy theories about UFOs made this military plane crash even more mysterious.
A report on the US Air Force XS894 accident in 1970
A UFO expert shared that digging up the XS894 incident does not solve any problems but only makes Schaffner’s relatives more heartbroken.
In 2002, in the Inside Out program broadcast on the BBC, many experts rejected the UFO hypothesis although no one could give a definitive explanation for the disappearance of William Schaffner’s body. However, their comments cannot refute the beliefs of those who believe in conspiracy theories and the existence of aliens.
