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Mr. John Hyatt, Director for Research and Innovation in Art and Design at Manchester
Metropolitan University, has taken the plunge regarding what he believes is a miraculous
discovery risking his intellectual career in the pursuit of the truth. For the last few years,
and completely in secret, John has been encountering some very strange creatures
that, according to the theory of evolution, simply should not exist.
Understandably, for a university lecturer to reveal he believes in what most accredit to
fiction could have gotten John in a rather sticky position. However, thanks to reams of
photographic evidence he has been quietly collecting, and the sheer certainty he now
has that the images are authentic proof of his experience, he has exposed to the world
just what he believes he has found. In a small pocket of the English countryside
known as the Rossendale Valley in Lancashire, John has publicly claimed a population of fairies
somehow exists. After capturing numerous photographs of some rather curious looking
creatures within the area, he told the press he was shocked when he enlarged the images to reveal
tiny flying human forms. Mr. Hyatt has posted some of his images on social media and says they have
attracted much debate. An exhibition called Rossendale Fairies will be held at the Whitaker
Museum in Whitaker Park in Rossendale, revealing his finds. Mr. Hyatt said the name is a nod to
the famous story of the Cottingley Fairies. However, he admits the creatures he snapped
are a long way from the characters depicted in the children's stories and hopes his pictures
will change people's perceptions of them. I don't believe they are just smaller versions of us and
he isn't suggesting they have any special powers. From my experience,
they were just enjoying themselves and having a little dance in the sunlight.
What do you think about the photographic proof of the seemingly impossible? Just another hoax.
