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Its funny, the human mind is sometimes like a sponge, soaking up data without you even realizing it. Its no secret that lately, I have been conducting several interviews with famous ufo investigators. I have been given a lot of information that I didn't have before the interviews. I intend to do several more of these interviews and if things work out, you may be surprised at who I might get, on the other hand, I may not get who I hope to, so I am not going to say who that is. Not only don't I want to get everyone's hopes up, I don't want to make myself look foolish if I can't get that person. Back to what I was about to say. I have found out some very interesting information about different ufo encounters, thanks to my famous interviewees. Since ufos are a particular interest of mine, that suits me fine. For those of you that haven't followed my interviews to this point, I have to tell you, I think that you are missing out on some interesting stuff. Oh I am not blowing my own horn as it were, I am talking about what the people being interviewed have to say. The interviews are posted on this site, if you change your minds.

On thing that particularly stood out, was the event in Russia where a ufo shot a beam of light through a live sentry without hurting him, yet was able to blow up a radar station behind him. Timothy Good related this event to me. I had never heard it before and I was astounded. I couldn't help but bring it up to Dr. Bruce Maccabee and he told me that there were cases of ufos shooting out beams of blue light and even 2 photos of this were taken. He had never heard of a beam passing through a person though and blowing up something behind them. He said that these couldn't have been a laser beam and he should know, since he had worked for the military for years in weapons development and on lasers. There is a strange thing in connection with blue beams. There is this rumor going around that there is a secret Blue Beam Project on earth and it will enable the projection of images in the sky and will be able to introduce something called rapture, a sort of mind control. Some say that it will even disintegrate the bodies of those that look at it, thus decreasing the population of the earth. Now that is some story.

Nick Pope told us about some of those sightings in Britain that he was aware of, from his days as the head of the UFO Division of the UK Ministry of Defence. He told me that there were more inquiries about ufos than on the war in Iraq. That was a fact that really surprised me. He talked about the Cosford incident. This took place between the 30th and the 31st of March 1993. It was such a complex case that the Ministry of Defence released over 100 pages of documents on it. Basically a ufo flew over 2 military bases in the UK. The ufo made a low pitched sound and jets were sent up to intercept it. It was going slow and when the planes were sent up, it accelerated away very quickly. What was the purpose of the hum coming from it, we may never know. Was it an alien craft? We can't say that for sure either, but we can say, it was like nothing that the pilots had seen before.

Dr. Bruce Maccabee told me of a case that I know something about already, but what he had to say really reinforced my suspicion that something was going on. Ed Walters became very famous during the Gulf Breeze ufo sightings. He had managed to take a lot of ufo photos and MUFON, the famous ufo organization, had given him a sealed camera to avoid double exposure fraud. The camera was also of the Nimslo type, those were the old 3D cameras. This had 4 lenses on it so distance to an object could be plotted, along with size. Well anyway he took some photos with it and they seemed to be genuine. There were many other witnesses present when he took his photos and they all would have had to be lying too, if this was a fraud. Every time he took photos they were examined and none were ever found to be fraudulent. When he lived in his home in Florida he had an ice maker refrigerator hooked up to a water pipe with a shutoff valve on it. His house was up for sale for about a year after he moved out and when the new owner came in, he tried to hook up his ice making refrigerator, but the pipe had been crimped and the valve taken off. Since this was Florida there were no pipes under the floor. He went into the attic and poked around for the pipe and came up with a model of a ufo. Remember the house had been unoccupied for a year. A reporter that was running stories on the ufo sightings and photographs was writing a book. He went to that particular house and asked the new owner the following questions:
1. Did you ever see a ufo and the owner said no.
2. Did you ever see any ufo photos laying around and the owner said no.
3. Did you ever see any models of ufos laying around.
This is when I realized that the ufo model had probably been planted in the house for sure, because I didn't know this part of the story.

Sometimes one thinks that they know the entire story on a ufo event, only to find out that there is much more to the event. Another interesting thing that I found out, had to do with the Phoenix lights. I never realized that the Phoenix lights were really two different and distinct events that happened to occur roughly in the same places, but about 2 hours apart. Most of us know by now that it has been proven that what we think of as the Phoenix Lights, didn't occur over Phoenix, They were flares dropped over an area near Phoenix known as the Barry Goldwater Training Range and that 2 hours before, a black triangle had been making its way across the area and had been seen by many people, but no one had photographed it or taken a video of it, but they had taken videos of the flares. The two events got co mingled and when it was discerned that flares were used, most people thought that the case was solved. Indeed it wasn't and maybe never will be.

That just goes to show you that you can never be too sure of what you think you know, even when talking about some of the older ufo cases. It is always best to talk to someone that investigated the case and knows all the facts. There were several other cases that I knew many facts about, but not all the facts. Sometimes the facts that you don't know, change you perception of the case and lead you to a different conclusion. At other times they may reinforce the conclusions you had about the ufo event in the first place. Knowledge is a great thing and when you have the factual data, it just can't be beat.