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I don't find that aspect weird. A lot of articles these days are just rehashes - or even direct duplicates - of articles from other publications. That's why so many 'newspapers' (or their online versions) do this "The XXX reports" thing. The Mirror published the article and The Daily Record put...

Hasn't Dubhe been mistaken for a UFO before? I think that would have been in a northerly direction for them.

It really would be one hell of a coincidence: Clarke finds a DI source willing to talk to him; the DI source starts talking about cases, including this one in Scotland; Clarke realises that he's talking about Calvine; and the DI source turns out to be the guy who did an unrecorded second...

Here's me having a look at the questions so far and writing up my opinions on them in italics: 1. David has written that the witnesses were chefs who left work at 9pm, whereas Lindsay says the two witnesses were "mainly washing dishes" and it seems generally accepted that the photos were taken...

How they established it is unknown. But those are the words they wrote and they're perfectly clear and fathomable.

I would disagree with that but, all things considered, it does seem that the people here and your good self are apparently on quite different wavelengths so, to harken back to your church analogy, I wish you all the best in locating a congregation better suited to your views. There's a church...

Clarke's associate Illsley wrote that: "We have a senior former defence intelligence source who interviewed the witnesses at the time." https://www.pprune.org/military-avi...o-uap-1990-calvine-scotland.html#post11180649 From everything I've read of Clarke's I've never read anything that hints...

No, not debunked or explained at all, just people such as you or I floating out ideas - some worse than others! :)

Probably more pertinent is "the relevant staffs have established that the jet is a Harrier".

Should be easy enough to work out what was there given all the information available, and lots of landmarks like this one from the 4th video (is that Richmond?)

Could be true. But according to Lindsay (from 44:00) in the video: "[The newspaper] said they had come in with six negatives [...] so I said, 'well what about a print?' 'Yep, no bother at all, I'll get one done and we'll get it to you as soon as possible.' And I think it was the next day a...

What do you think the lights are? Sorry, it's not clear from your post.

Going back to the idea of colorizing, which I think would be really useful for this photo, I had a quick blast through a couple of dozen of the free online colorizers and found only two that added at least some of the color that Chrissy had found manually in her photo: photomyne.com (left)...

Not sure how. Seems pretty clear in the initial report that they thought it was.

If it looked like something unusual I would have entertained the idea that it was something unusual. Take the Calvine photo, for example. Granted, that also has an unusual eyewitness account to go with it, but I'm certainly open to the chance that it shows ETs - and I'd be surprised if anyone...

On the first image that was released (watermarked-jpeg-2.jpg) I don't see that circle, but I do see a smaller one in a slightly different place on the object: Maybe it's just something on the scanner?

That's not how it would have looked. The Record had actually been printed in "full colour" since 1971. Here's an inside spread from July 1990:

Clarke's words are a bit weird since he then makes it clear he hasn't heard from them, and he also says in that post "I don't know why the DI source said they were poaching", which is presumably what he trusts. He also thinks people might find it odd that "two men were on a mountainside at 9pm...

Anything's possible I suppose. And they could always have been out after smaller things - rabbits, birds - and not using guns.

Off-topic, you're right - but just enough time to say I was thinking of something different, hadn't heard that about "backmasking" and Stairway to Heaven. So, yeah, that would be incredibly tricky. :)