Police questioned a “psychic” investigator in 1990 after he reported a “strange dream” that a RAF base would be attacked just a few weeks before an actual bomb attack subsequently occurred, the UFO files disclose.

Recently reported by telegraph.co.uk, a man approached officers at the gate of RAF Stanmore, north London, in mid May 1990, forewarning that a bomb could explode at a military installation in the capital.

The man, whose name was redacted in the National Archive files, was questioned by the RAF police about his “psychic premonition” and later released without charge.

But just over a month later, a bomb that had been hidden in a rucksack exploded at the RAF base, which closed in 1997.

No one was hurt during the June 21 attack, which was blamed at the time on the IRA.
The details were disclosed to a UFO trade magazine, after a journalist approached the Ministry of Defence’s UFO desk in December 1995 inquiring about the incident. It was to feature in a wider story about “the use of psychics during criminal investigations”.

The journalist, whose name was also redacted, contacted the MoD after the man, believed to be psychic investigator called Chris Robinson, a former television engineer, from Luton, Beds.
He claimed that the investigator had told him about being detained and questioned before four weeks later “to the day” an actual event occurred.

In a statement to the magazine, the RAF police confirmed that a man had visited the site and that a few weeks later a terrorist bomb attack occurred at the airbase.

“I can confirm that (named blacked out) did visit RAF Stanmore sometime before the… 1990 bomb attack occurred and was interviewed by an RAF policeman,” an MoD spokesman said. “There was, however, no question of (him) being arrested.” He declined to detail any specifics about the incident.

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