Some millionaires might be happy frittering away their hard–earned cash on speed boats, golfing holidays, and perhaps the odd football team or two. But William Sachiti is far from your run–of–the–mill businessman. Much more Blofeld than Bill Gates, Mr Sachiti has decided to use his millions in a far less conventional way. Naturally, that meant buying a Cold War RAF base and firing up the radar station to hunt for UFOs. From his'supervillain lair' in the nuclear bunker beneath former RAF Neatishead, Norfolk, Mr Sachiti is building what may be the world's most sophisticated UFO–hunting machine.

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