CROP circles have long been debunked but a new mystery has struck a field in England, with everyone asking – who is Sue?
On Thursday the National Police Air Service’s Benson helicopter spotted the name ‘Sue’ – and what looked like an X – etched into an Oxfordshire field.
The crew snapped a picture of the huge letters and posted it to their Twitter account, asking: “Does anyone know Sue just south of #Tetsworth, the other side of the M40?!”
Does anyone know Sue just south of #Tetsworth, the other side of the M40?! #WhoIsSue #p1526 pic.twitter.com/OhBIVqbyey
— NPAS Benson (@NPASBenson) November 2, 2017
They added: “Let’s see if we can use the power of social media to #FindSue! Please share far and wide!”
They later revealed that Sue had been tracked down and that the sign was a personal message, but she wanted to remain anonymous.
However that didn’t stop the Twittersphere speculating as to her identity and the motive behind the message, with #WhoIsSue and #FindSue trending on social media.
Aliens are getting less and less mysterious with their crop circles. #WhoIsSue? pic.twitter.com/8LWXoQp8B7
— Tbag (@OfficialTBag) November 3, 2017
#WhoIsSue maybe it's not a woman... maybe they are telling you to sue somebody... where there's blame there's a claim
— Jackie Taylor (@jactayfitness) November 3, 2017
Illiterate Siouxsie & the Banshees fan: "BBC News - #WhoIsSue?: Oxfordshire field message sparks hunt for 'Sue' https://t.co/y7XS4lnlMN"
— Keith Ballard (@KeithSaiph) November 3, 2017
It s a message to everyone to sue theirs ex.
— Mladen???? (@mladen040) November 3, 2017
I'm Sue, and so's my wife #WhoIsSue? #FindSue
— Roy Beckerson (@roypsb) November 3, 2017
Sue X. A message of love from someone at RAF Benson?
— The Messenger (@Messenger_Augur) November 3, 2017
Those aliens are getting ever more sophisticated!
— Karz Sheppard (@karz_05) November 2, 2017
Very lucky she's not called Gwendolyn...
— Craig Stone (@craigstone_) November 3, 2017
She’s the wife of the farmer who owns the field. He’s was apologising for not doing enough housework #FindSueX
— Ali Rushforth (@AliRushforth44) November 3, 2017
Thanks for the info ppl, we’ve managed to track down Sue! She’s remaining anonymous and the sign is a personal msg! @BBCNews #FindSue #p1526 https://t.co/7vBbqgOpHw
— NPAS Benson (@NPASBenson) November 3, 2017
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