Secret Societies of Hollywood

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Dave Chappelle on Secret Societies and Homosexuality

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Chappelle speaking on mentioned topics, the abuse of African-American actors in the film and comedy industry on the Oprah show and commenting on the tazer incident at Florida University, very interesting topics.

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Hollywood Conditioning Youth to Produce A Satanic Society

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APOCALYPSE - HOW WE CAN SURVIVE IT (Documentary) Science/Religion

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APOCALYPSE - HOW WE CAN SURVIVE IT (Documentary) Science/Religion

Apocalypse - meaning 'un-covering'), translated literally from Greek, is a disclosure of knowledge, i.e., a lifting of the veil or revelation, although this sense did not enter English until the 14th century. In religious contexts it is usually a disclosure of something hidden. In the Revelation of John

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Cosmic COINTELPRO events for 1962

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In October, the knights of Malta award Lyndon Johnson the Grand Cross of Merit of the Sovereign Order of Malta for his "significant humanitarian contributions." He is the first American to be so honored by the knights of one of the oldest Roman Catholic orders. Keep in mind that the Catholic Church has been coopted by the CIA and is an "intelligence asset."

Kennedy stands firm against Khrushchev during the Cuban Missile Crisis. By the end of November, the missiles have been shipped back to the Soviet Union.

The Esalen Institute was founded in 1964 by Mike Murphy and Dick Priceout of Murphy's family resort. Murphy and Price had been running seminars at the resort beginning in 1962, with speakers gathered through an expanding network of contacts, beginning with Alan Watts, Aldous Huxley,George Bateson, Gerald Heard, and others. [see Anderson, Walter Truett,The Upstart Spring, Addison-Wesley Publishing, 1983 for an expansive history of Esalen]

While an engineering professor at Stanford University, Harman led a 1962 conference on human potentiality at the Esalen Institute called "The Expanding Vision". Harman went on later to head IONS with AstronautEdgar Mitchell.

Project Starfish

On July 9, 1962, the US began a further series of experiments with the ionosphere. From their description: "one kiloton device, at a height of 60 km and one megaton and one multi-megaton, at several hundred kilometers height" (K.H.A., 29 June 1962). These tests seriously disturbed the lower Van Allen Belt, substantially altering its shape and intensity.

"In this experiment the inner Van Allen Belt will be practically destroyed for a period of time; particles from the Belt will be transported to the atmosphere. It is anticipated that the earth's magnetic field will be disturbed over long distances for several hours, preventing radio communication. The explosion in the inner radiation belt will create an artificial dome of polar light that will be visible from Los Angeles" (K.H.A. 11 May 1962).

A Fijian Sailor, present at this nuclear explosion, told me that the whole sky was on fire and he thought it would be the end of the world. This was the experiment which called forth the strong protest of the Queen's Astronomer, Sir Martin Ryle in the UK.

"The ionosphere [according to the under-standing at that time] that part of the atmosphere between 65 and 80 km and 280- 320 km height, will be disrupted by mechanical forces caused by the pressure wave following the explosion. At the same time, large quantities of ionizing radiation will be released, further ionizing the gaseous components of the atmosphere at this height. This ionization effect is strengthened by the radiation from the fission products...

The lower Van Allen Belt, consisting of charged particles that move along the geomagnetic field lines... will similarly be disrupted. As a result of the explosion, this field will be locally destroyed, while countless new electrons will be introduced into the lower belt" (K.H.A. 11 May 1962).

"On 19 July... NASA announced that as a consequence of the high altitude nuclear test of July 9, a new radiation belt had been formed, stretching from a height of about 400 km to 1600 km; it can be seen as a temporary extension of the lower Van Allen Belt" (K.H.A. 5 August 1962).

As explained in the Encyclopedia Britannica:

"... Starfish made a much wider belt [than Project Argus] that extends from low altitude out past L=3 [i.e. three earth radiuses or about 13,000 km above the surface of the earth]."

Later in 1962, the USSR undertook similar planetary experiments, creating three new radiation belts between 7,000 and 13,000 km above the earth. According to the Encyclopedia, the electron fluxes in the lower Van Allen Belt have changed markedly since the 1962 high- altitude nuclear explosions by the US and USSR, never returning to their former state.According to American scientists, it could take many hundreds of years for the Van Allen Belts to destabilize at their normal levels. (Research done by: Nigel Harle, Borderland Archives, Cortenbachstraat 32, 6136 CH Sittard, Netherlands.)

Alfred K. Bender declared that he would tell his story and wrote a book entitled Flying Saucers and the Three Men. It described astral projection to a secret base in Antarctica inhabited by male, female and bisexual creatures. Researchers were perplexed and wondered if the whole thing was just contrived to hide something more sinister. Lucchesi said that Bender was a "changed man" after the three men had visited him. He said "it was as if he had been lobotomized." Bender was obviously frightened, and suffered from extreme headaches whenever he even thought about speaking about his experiences and what the three men had told him. He withdrew completely from UFO research, and went to work managing a hotel, and refused to discuss anything about such matters ever again.

Not too many months after Bender's silencing, Edgar R. Jarrold, organizer of the Australian Flying Saucer Bureau, and Harold H. Fulton, head ofCivilian Saucer Investigation of New Zealand, had received similar visits and disbanded their organizations.

General Douglas MacArthur: "You now face a new world - a world of change. The thrust into outer space of the satellite, spheres and missiles marked the beginning of another epoch in the long story of mankind , the chapter of the space age... We speak in strange terms: of harnessing the cosmic energy... of the primary target in war, no longer limited to the armed forces of an enemy, but instead to include his civil populations; of ultimate conflict between a united human race and the sinister forces of some other planetary galaxy." An address by General Douglas MacArthur to the United States Military Academy at West Point, May 12, 1962.

Major Robert White "There are things out there! There absolutely is!" White exclaiming over the radio about a UFO encounter taking place on a 58 mile high X-15 flight on July 17, 1962. "I have no idea what it could be. It was greyish in color and about thirty to forty feet away." He later reported.

Carl Sagan presented a remarkable paper to the American Rocket Society, arguing that not only was space travel possible, but that other civilizations "must today by plying the spaces between stars." He stated that radio was not always the best way to establish contact with others.

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The Mothman Prophecies

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The Mothman Prophecies

"Others complain about "Gypsies" crossing their properties at night."
-- John A. Keel, 1975

In 1966-1967, when innumerable reports of UFOS sightings surfaced in the United States, particularly in the Ohio valley. Public and media interest in connection with the existence and the nature of the flying saucers and the possibility of intelligent extraterrestrial visits of our planet was raised again. John Keel visited the area five times and gathered experiences and reports there for several magazine articles and his 1975 book, "The Mothman Prophecies."

John Keel was a freelance journalist who sold articles to magazines such as Fate or Playboy. Inspired by Charles Fort, he worked quite lonely and discreetly in the sixties in collecting any possible story of devilish appearances, hairy monsters, winged cats, hair-rising ghosts. His friends were chiefly Gray Barker, the man who was at the origin of the success of the doubtful story of the three men in black told by Alfred K. Bender before his allegedly mysterious withdrawal form the ufological scene. Bender's terrible secret? Flying saucers come from the South Pole; a race of beings resembling intelligent bears grabbed Bender and made him tour their secret base. Gray Barker, according to all those who really knew it - including John Keel - had only sparse interest for any truth and was more interested in sensationalizing exaggerated all sorts of flying saucers stories, insofar as to publish a science fiction story on "interdimensional saucers" as "true events." Also not quite credible in the John Keel entourage, James W. Moseley, future UFO debunker, had his thrills in writing false letters to the contactee and Venus traveler Adamski, to shoot hoaxed UFO pictures and wear men-in-black disguises. It is in more than suspicious company that John Keel established a connection between monsters, saucers, men-in-black, mysterious telephone calls, all in a Lovecraftian athmos which will later fascinate two generations of researchers and mystery mongers, whose appetite for the supernatural cannot be satisfied via ordinary USAF reports and their mph, Lt-Col'sm F-86 and "unknowns" nor via the lack of thrill of Hynek's books in which vampires, ghouls, flying cats and saucers are not permitted in as UFO as long as they have not been methodically investigated, in case they were only tall tales, one man stories, hoaxes, the old planet Venus, the trivial weather balloon, will-o'-the-wisp, or maybe just a plane in the fog at night.

The Mothman Prophecies is the account of John Keel's wanderings in 1966-1967 in the Ohio valley and particularly at Point Pleasant, where he records an almost exhaustive theatre of supernatural events: appearances of what is described as a terrifying flying creature of the devilish giant bat with red eyes kind - more as a large bird such as the red circled eyed Sandhill Crane when daylight comes, if one believes the newspapers, the police officers and the preservation society biologist there - suspect lights in an abandoned military plant, contactees who travelled to planet Lanulos, other contactees preparing the organization of a UFO festival, animal mutilations, apocalyptic predictions of never to occur planetary disasters, telephone noises and failures, strange Asian-looking men in gray robes backseated in Cadillac limos, and a bridge that collapses...

The events reported by John Keel, are interestingly reminiscent of Gray Barker's inventions. Barker, a resident of the area and author of a book on the same stories published 5 years earlier, are told in a vertiginous succession in which John Keel does not see Martians at work, but an undefined unfathomable unintelligible intelligence, so to speak, which is supposed to dwell on our planet since the beginning of times, playing tricks on us, thus obviously beyond the reach of scientific elucidation.

It is clearly useless to try to sort out the fact, the fiction, the misidentification and the paranoia in these accounts and experiences; Keel himself gave up, and, besides, warns the reader: when someone is taken in the eye of the hurricane, there is no more objective distance to make a share of things. Here, he witnesses a nocturnal light type UFO which closes in and proves to be a plane; but there, the plane becomes a phantom plane. Here, the men-in-black is not other than the dark-coated John Keel himself, knocking on doors at impossible times and scaring the hell of the local people. There, male contactee declares himself pregnant from the intercourse with a male alien whose first name is Ingrid, and there the pregnant exiles himself to a remote galaxy, but, oh wait, didn't he simply go to Brazil? Later, Keel's phone rings again: a voice, making an almost credible impression of Gray Barker warns Keel against terrible enemies whose only Barker Gray and Keel John are supposed to know of, Keels deduces that it cannot be Gray, for he would never let himself be identified so easily. How logical. Moseley tries to convince Keel that Gray had this not quite so perfectly imitated Barker voice because he had been on the booze that night, but is that really Moseley on the phone? Sucked into a semi-Phildickian semi-Nixonian universe, suspicious of his friends, of the authorities, and of himself, he remains hopelessly facing the ultimate question: what is real?

Just as Phil Dick did, he enjoys the paranoia without giving up a reassuring humor. However, other authors far, far away from there, and much, much later, fascinated, have adopted Keel's saga as the evidence for their "possibly erroneous" or "obviously not scientific" answer to the UFO enigma. They would not accept any extraterrestrial UFO since this is nowhere to find as correct explanation in peer reviewed scientific papers in Science or Nature. UFOs? It's the devil, it's the military, it's the same as fairy tales, it's something in our own mind, it's a thinking crystal pulsing in the center of the earth, it's hallucinations caused by dental decay germs (yes, we have such theories over here in France), they are effects of LSD impregnated rye, it's a modern myth, it's all illusions of ETs manufactured by aliens, and so on, in any case, they are not from another planet, read John Keel, we know nothing, there is nothing certain after all, it's all myth, delusion, illusion, manipulation, it's Palmer Eldritch, and what good is science then.

Patrick Gross

February 2004

• "Visitors from Space: The Astonishing Story of the Mothman Prophecies", book by John A. Keel, Saturday Review Press éditeur, New York, USA, 1975.
• "The Mothman Prophecies", book by John A. Keel, Signet Books publishers, New York, USA, 1976.
• "La prophétie des ombres", ("The Mothman Prophecies"), book by John A. Keel, French translation in 2001 by Benjamin Legrand, postface by the author, introduction and notes by Pierre Lagrange, "Bibliothèque des Prodiges" collection, Presse du Chatelet publisher, France, ISBN-2-84592-053-9.
• My article amouth Mothman and other claims.

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The Golden Age of Flying Saucers - Escrito por Frank G. Wilkinson

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Looking for Orthon: The Story of George Adamski, the First Flying Saucer Contactee - Escrito por Colin Bennett

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The Men in Black (MiBS)

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The Men in Black (MiBS)

Posted on 23 October 2012 by olav

The term Men in Black (MIBs), in popular culture, is used in UFO conspiracy theories to describe men dressed in black suits, sometimes with glowing eyes or other monstrous features, claiming to be government agents who attempt to harass or threaten UFO witnesses into silence. According to Albert K. Bender, their female counterparts are Women in White. “All MIB are not necessarily garbed in dark suits,” writes American researcher Jerome Clark. “The term is a generic one, used to refer to any unusual, threatening or strangely behaved individual whose appearance on the scene can be linked in some fashion with a UFO sighting.”

The phenomenon was initially and most frequently reported in the 1950s and 1960s; it is contemporaneous with many other conspiracy theories.

There are various types of Men in Black encounters, but they typically follow a pattern: after a presumably credible individual reports or witnesses a UFO sighting, the witness is visited by a man or men (they are often said to come in threes) who are often dressed in black suits, lending the reports their name. The men suggest — or the witnesses assume — that the men are government agents. The men often flash convincing-looking badges and demand that the witness recant their story or hand over photographs or physical evidence of a UFO. If the witness refuses or questions their credentials, they often subtly or overtly threaten the witness or their family with bodily harm or other hardship.

The men are often reported as driving large, late-model cars, typically Cadillacs; in rare cases, they are reportedly seen in black helicopters.

While it is not known if these threats have ever been realised, there are largely unsubstantiated reports of hardships and harassment levelled against those who resist. The number of claimants of Men in Black encounters is unknown, and might be rather small. Chevon Wallace writes that “Some of those who write about UFOs and other strange phenomena rather casually mention ‘countless’ cases where people have been visited by Men in Black. In reality these ‘countless cases’ are difficult to pin down. In fact, there really seems to be a rather small number of MIB cases where there are any details available at all.”

Appearance and Behaviour

Some Men in Black are described as essentially normal in appearance, but others are said to be quite strange, either in appearance or behaviour. John Keel thought that many Men in Black were of an “Asian” appearance, though he also thought this description was inadequate, and hinted that some Men in Black may not be human. Bender stated that the MIBs who visited him had glowing eyes which they concealed behind sunglasses. Some accounts record that agents appear to wear make-up, even lipstick, in an attempt to mask their inhuman appearances.

Witnesses sometimes describe Men in Black’s behaviour as odd, or belligerent and threatening. They are often noticeably unfamiliar with everyday etiquette and civility. Some witnesses say that they never blink. They also allegedly speak in archaic or obscure forms of English slang, or use odd sentence structure and grammar, as if English were not their first language. In some cases, they have been reported as using British received pronunciation.

Early accounts

Similarities between Men in Black accounts and earlier tales have been noted by folklorist Thomas E. Bullard, who argues that Men in Black “step into the shoes vacated by angels and demons … modified to reflect extraterrestrial rather than supernatural employment but clearly functionaries in the same mold … Even high gods like Odin … sometimes disguised themselves and roamed the earth to dispense justice or stir up strife … The devil of folklore sometimes rides in a black carriage, the nearest thing to a Cadillac.” (Clark, 323)

While Bullard and others have simply noted the similarities and differences, some ufologists, such as John Keel, have argued that there are explicit connections between older and more recent accounts of black-clad figures: in Keel’s view, the demons of old and the Men in Black of today are one and the same.

Jerome Clark cites Gerald Messadié’s 1973 work “A History of the Devil”, which notes, “sometimes the devil wears green or gray, but mostly he is dressed in black, and always in the fashions of the day.” (Clark, 312)

Messadié relates an account from Norway in 1730. A thirteen-year-old girl told investigators that some years earlier, she had accompanied her grandmother on a trip to meet the devil. On their way they met “three men dressed in black, whom the grandmother referred to as ‘grandfather’s boys.’ Once they arrived and met the devil, grandmother called him ‘grandfather.'”

Mary Jones

In Wales, in the early 1900s, there was a religious revival centred on thirty-eight-year-old Mary Jones. Though in some ways very different from modern UFO or Men in Black reports, this account is intriguing because it is perhaps the earliest account of spooky, black-clad figures explicitly associated with inexplicable lights reported in the skies.

Beyond the usual events associated with revivals, Jones was accompanied by “Mysterious Lights” (Evans, 114) in the night skies, which Evans reports were widely visible to many reputable witnesses and which “follow(ed), preced(ed), or accompanie(d) Mrs. Jones on her journeys.” (Evans, 119) Writer Beriah G. Evans asserted that he saw these aerial lights himself. Residents furthermore reported encounters with a number of “Dread Apparitions” associated with Jones’ revival. (Evans, 114)

One of these dread apparitions has some similarities to later Men in Black accounts: “In the neighbourhood dwells an exceptionally intelligent young woman of the peasant class, whose bedroom has been visited three nights in succession at midnight by a man dressed in black … This figure has related a message to the girl, which, however, she is forbidden to relate.” (Evans, 117-118)

Evans goes on to note that “a similar apparition was seen from different standpoints, but simultaneously” by two witnesses. One of the witnesses “startled (and) uttered an involuntary prayer. Immediately, one of Mrs. Jones ‘Lights’ appeared above, a white ray darting from which pierced the figure, which thereupon vanished.” (Evans, 118)

It is worth noting, however, that these Welsh accounts also feature elements not typically featured in modern UFO or Men in Black accounts. For example, one of the “dread apparitions” was said to transform into “an enormous black dog”. (Evans, 117)

Modern accounts

As noted above, there are relatively few MIB reports which can be verified in any detail — for example, there might be only a handful of cases where names of MIB witnesses are publicly known. A few such cases are noted below.

Maury Island incident: The first Men in Black?

Arguably the first Men in Black report was made shortly after June 21, 1947. On that date, Seaman Harold Dahl claimed to have seen six UFOs near Maury Island, Washington. Dahl, his son, two other men, and Dahl’s dog were on the boat. Dahl took a number of photographs of the UFOs, and reported that one UFO shed some type of hot slag onto his boat. The slag, he said, struck and killed his dog and injured his son.

The next morning, Dahl reported a man arrived at his home and invited him to breakfast at a nearby diner. Dahl accepted the invitation. He described the man as imposing, over six feet tall and muscular, and wearing a black suit. The man drove a new 1947 Buick, and Dahl assumed he was a military or government representative.

While the two men ate, Dahl claimed the man told him details of the UFO sighting, though Dahl had not related his account publicly. Furthermore, the man gave Dahl a non-specific warning—which Dahl took as a threat—that his family might be harmed if he related details of the sighting.

Some confusion and debate over Dahl’s statements has occurred: Dahl would later claim the UFO sighting was a hoax, but he has also claimed the sighting was accurate but that he had claimed it was a hoax to avoid bringing harm to his family.

Bender and Barker

Alfred K. Bender seized on Dahl’s story and printed it in his newsletter. In 1953, Bender claimed three Men in Black visited him and warned him to stop his UFO research. Bender’s account was popularized in Gray Barker’s 1956 book They Knew Too Much about Flying Saucers.

Historian Mike Dash writes that “One of the first visits from the Men in Black occurred in 1953, when Albert K. Bender, director of the International Flying Saucer Bureau, the largest early UFO organization, was visited by three dark-suited men who, he said, first confided the ‘solution’ of the UFO mystery to him, then threatened him with prison if he told the secret to anyone else. Bender was so scared by the visit that he closed down his bureau and ceased all his active involvement in the world of ufology.” (Dash, 161)

In Flying Saucers and the Three Men in Black (1963), Bender wrote of “three beautiful women, dressed in tight white uniforms.” Like their male counterparts, Women in White also had “glowing eyes”.

Bender’s insistence that he was ordered quiet would become an important feature of UFO lore; the tale was initially spread by Bender’s friend, writer Gray Barker. Clark writes that “Bender’s ‘silencing’ obsessed Barker, who would go on to become a prominent writer, editor and publisher in the fringes of saucerdom.” (Clark, 312) Barker speculated that the “silence group” might not be human, and advised UFO researchers to be cautious.

The 1998 issue of Skeptical Inquirer magazine casts a different light on Barker. The issue featured John C. Sherwood’s article “Gray Barker: My Friend, the Myth-Maker”, which suggests that deliberate hoaxes were responsible for some early Men in Black stories. Sherwood says he was part of the hoax, and cites his own “youthful amorality” and an eagerness to see his fiction published, in that he wrote sensationalistic UFO accounts at Barker’s request. Barker had earlier published one of Sherwood’s tales, which Sherwood altered to give the fiction a “factual” veneer.

In a letter to Sherwood, Barker wrote that Saucer Scoop was printing a piece on Sherwood, calling it “a big deal on you, suggesting you really were hushed by the blackmen. I’ll always be glad to print an article by you if you’ll tell the real (or made up) story of how these strange forces made you quit. You might as well go out of saucers in the usual syndrome.”[1] The “usual syndrome” being warned to keep quiet by sinister men.

“By the mid-1950s,” writes Clark, “the legend of the Men in Black had become fixed in the imaginations of ufology’s more excitable followers.” (Clark, 315) Accounts of Men in Black have been reported since then and continue today.

Dr Herbert Hopkins

A detailed Men in Black account comes from 1976, as related by Dr Herbert Hopkins of Maine. In late 1975, two men—David Stephens and Glen Gray—had reported an odd UFO encounter to several people, including Hopkins.

Some six months after speaking with Stephens and Gray, Hopkins took a telephone call at his home from a man who claimed to represent a UFO research group, and who had heard that Hopkins had spoken to the UFO witnesses. The man asked to interview Hopkins, who agreed to the request. Just moments later, the man knocked at the back door of Hopkins’ home, and Hopkins let him in without asking his name. The man wore a clean, pressed black suit and white gloves and “looked like an undertaker”, said Hopkins. (Dash, 161)

The man was pale and bald, also lacking eyelashes and eyebrows. His lips were bright red. In a dull, monotone voice, the man asked Hopkins about the tale related by Stephens and Gray. Hopkins began relating the account, then at one point, the man’s gloved hand brushed against his face and smeared lipstick from his bright red mouth onto both the man’s white gloves and his pale face.

This bizarre sight snapped Hopkins from the trance-like state he had been in since the man arrived, and Hopkins realized how profoundly strange the entire incident was. “Then came the threats,” writes Dash. The man then made a coin that Hopkins held dematerialize, and then told him that “No one on this plane will ever see that coin again,” seeming to suggest that the man had teleported the coin. (Dash, 162) The man then told Hopkins to destroy his notes and tape recordings of his meetings with Stephens and Gray, or Hopkins’ own heart would disappear just as the coin had.

The man’s voice slowed and he told Hopkins, “My energy is running low. Must leave now. Goodbye.” (Ibid) The man then walked slowly and stiffly out the backdoor towards a bright light. Hopkins never saw the man again; Dash does not note if Hopkins did indeed destroy his notes regarding the UFO sighting. 

Peter Rojcewicz

Peter Rojcewicz reported a detailed Men in Black account which occurred while he was researching his Ph. D. thesis in folklore. Like some other Men in Black reports, this one has been interpreted as having its origins not in physical reality, but in an altered state of consciousness.

One afternoon in November 1980, Rojcewicz was in the library of the University of Pennsylvania, seated at a table near a large window. “Without any sound to indicate that someone was approaching me from behind,” said Rojcewicz, “I noticed from the corner of my eye what I supposed was a man’s black pant leg. He was wearing rather worn black leather shoes.” (Clark, 320)

A tall, slender man with deep-set eyes and a dark complexion stood by the table. After gazing out the window for a moment, the man sat near Rojcewicz. His suit was somewhat dingy and oversized, hanging loosely on his slim frame. With a slight “European” accent, the man asked what Rojcewicz was doing; he replied that he was researching similarities between UFO accounts and earlier tales from various folklore traditions. This instigated a brief conversation about UFOs.

The man asked if Rojcewicz thought that UFOs were real. Rojcewicz replied that he was less interested in the physical reality of UFOs than he was in studying UFO accounts and stories from the perspective of a folklorist.

The man suddenly became angry, shouting, “Flying Saucers are the most important fact of the century, and you’re not interested?” Rojcewicz feared that the man was a “lunatic” and tried to “calm him,” after which the man became silent. The man then stood, placed his hand on Rojcewicz’s shoulder and said something like, “Go well in your purpose.” (Clark, 320)

Moments later Rojcewicz grew frightened and anxious as he became aware of how profoundly strange the brief encounter had been. “I got up,” he wrote, “walked two steps in the direction he had left in, and returned to my seat. Got up again. I was highly excited and walked around to the stacks at the reference desk and nobody was behind the desk. In fact, I could see no one at all in the library. I’ve gone to graduate school, and I’ve never been in a library when there wasn’t somebody there! No one was even at the information desk across the room. I was close to panicking and went quickly back to my desk. I sat down and tried to calm myself. In about an hour I rose to leave the library. There were two librarians behind each of the two desks!” (Clark, 320)

Official interest

Clark cites an official response to Men in Black reports which suggests that U.S. government officials gave some credence to accounts of harassment of UFO witnesses by persons claiming to be government officials. In 1967 United States Air Force Colonel George P. Freeman is quoted as saying, “We have checked a number of these cases … By posing as Air Force officials and government agents they are committing a federal offence. We sure would like to catch one.” (Clark, 321)

A classified U.S. Air Force memorandum from 1960 also reinforces the fact that there was high-level interest in reports of impostors: “Information, not verified, has reached HQ USAF that persons pretending to represent the Air Force or other Defense establishments have contacted citizens who have sighted unidentified flying objects. In one reported case an individual in civilian clothes, who represented himself as member of NORAD, demanded and received photos belonging to a private citizen. In another, a person in an Air Force uniform approached local police and other citizens who had sighted a UFO, assembled them in a school room, and told them that they should not talk to anyone about the sighting. All military and civilian personnel and particularly Information Officers and UFO Investigating Officers who hear of such reports should immediately notify their local OSI offices.” (Randles and Hough, 160)

The report of the Condon Committee devotes some eighteen pages to a UFO sighting case from 1965, in which the witness, Rex Heflin, claimed to have been visited by two men who said they were NORAD officials. Heflin, described as a California Department of Transportation “on duty Traffic Investigator” in Santa Ana, California, took three clear photographs of a “metallic looking disk” (and a fourth photograph of what Heflin said was its exhaust plumes) on August 3 1965.

Heflin made multiple copies of the photos and tried to interest government officials or the mass media. He met with limited interest from officials, but the Condon Report does state, however, that popular interest was piqued and “most of Santa Ana was saturated with the UFO pictures.” (Condon, 446)

On the evening of September 22, Heflin reported that “two men, claiming to be from NORAD, arrived at the witnesses’ home and asked to borrow the original Polaroid prints.” (Condon, 449) Heflin turned the first three of the four photos over to the two men. NORAD denied that any of their employees had ever visited Heflin, at least in any official capacity. The three photos were not returned to Heflin until 28 years later when in 1993, Heflin received two phone calls from an unidentified woman telling him to check his mailbox where he found the three photos in an unmarked 9×12 inch manila envelope.

Citing inconsistencies in Heflin’s story, the Committee noted that the alleged “‘NORAD Episode’ … is open to serious question,” but they also added that “Indications are that if the two visitors did in fact exist, they were probably impostors.” (Condon, 450)

Ultimately, the Committee offered a somewhat inconsistent appraisal of the Heflin case, describing it overall as “inconclusive” and Heflin’s story as “internally inconsistent,” (Condon, 437) but also noting that “this case is still held to be of exceptional interest because it is so well documented.” (Condon, 454)

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