Sightings Adds to 'UFO' Puzzle
by GREG MILAM

A NORFOLK UFO mystery deepened today after a second man reported seeing strange lights in the sky.

Computer engineer Nick Colman was driving home from work on Friday night when he says the bright light tracked his car as he approached Aylsham.

The sighting came just hours before a man telephoned police at Great Yarmouth reporting a suspected UFO at Freethorpe.

The Evening News told of that sighting on Saturday -- and Nick then realised he might have not been seeing things.

Worried Nick, who works for a computer company on the Sweetbriar Industrial Estate, watched as the light appeared in his rear view mirror and moved round to the side of his car before shooting up into the sky in front of him.

The 30-year-old said: "At first I thought it might have just been a halogen lamp but when it started moving to the side of the car, where they was no road, I knew it wasn't.

"It couldn't have been a helicopter because it was too low to the ground and I have never known a helicopter shoot up that fast.

"I told about 20 people about it later that night and then I read about the sighting at Freethorpe.

"Someone told me it could have been a reflection in my windows but I was smoking a cigarette so my window was would wound down."

A man called Great Yarmouth police in the early hours of Saturday morning reporting a blue and white flashing disk over fields at Freethorpe.

A police spokesman said today there had been no more reported sightings of strange lights.