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MAY 1982
Among the moet bizarre UFO lncldenta in the U.S. in the 1aat 30 yean, 1 occurred In ........ California; 2 8nd
RQmond E. Fowler: Renowned lnweatlgator aaya UFO. defy capture.
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�L&EPING BEAUTY By
Gail Stone
Shipe at lull sail, ride the seas without fail
All are nameci in style like pyramids on the �ile
There are today, ships or the air, who have quite a !lair
One such ship on hi�, is the 11�leepiu� Beautf11, ready to fly.
This ship is akin to ancient clipper ship
Because air is used, not water !or a dip.
A womans name is usual on cra!t, !or �race alone.
A clipper ship o! the air, is nothin� to bemoan
For this, 11Sleepin� Beauty" 1 leaves a wake.
What's News-ARE YOU READY ? ? ? ? -----------------
' t I Thes� 4:17 Then we which are alive shall be
caught up togeather with the• in
the clouds to •eet the Lord in
the Air 9'r
Oct. 10, 1975 Newport, Oregon
According to p olice there a re at least 20 people
•isaing, all of who• attended a UFO •eeting. The ·
•issing people were advised by their speakers to
discard all things of •aterial value including
their children if they did not care to re•ain here
on Earth. They were guranteed a better p lace to
go by their s peakers where there is no war, fea r,
and sickness.
One •other attending the •eeting left behind
several childrenr The father has since appealed to
the local court for custody of the children which 4 has been awarded to hi•.
5
spac
e De
fens
e Co
mm
and
rada
r tr
acke
d an
unk
now
n ta
rget
de
scendiDg
on Mi
nute
man
mlssile
inst
alla
tions
. St
rike
teams w
ere a
lerted
and
sigh
ted
a m
etal
lic d
isc-
shap
ed
craft
rin
ged w
ith b
righ
t flasli
ing lig
hts m
ovin
g sl
owly
ove
r th
e su
pe
rsens
itive
area
. Th
ree
armed
tea
ms in
trucks
purs
ued th
e al
ien
vehi
cle
as it
maneuve
red, s
topped
an
d ho
vered
500 ft.
off
the
ground
. Th
e str
ike teams
had
ord
ers to
cap
ture
it u
ndam
aced
shou
ld it
land.
F-1b6
figh
ter p
lanes
were
aw
ait
ing or
ders
to la
unch
an
atta
ck and
base
ope
rations
dec
ided
to sc
ram
bl
e th
e jets
when
sudd
enly
the
UFO
clim
bed s
trai
ght
up an
d st
reak
ed
away
at
incred
ible
spe
ed. •
Duri
ng Oc
tobe
r an
d N
ovem
be
r 19
75, se
vera
l majo
r Air
For
ce
. bases w
ere eas
ily pe
netr
ated b
y UFOs
, inc
ludi
ng Lo
ring
AFB
in
. Maine, W
urtsmith
AFB n
ear
Lake
H
uron
and
the
24th
NORAD
(Nor
th
Amer
ican
Air De
fense
Comman
d)
near
Grea
t Fa
lls, M
ont.
During
these
sig
htin
gs, t
he "
un
known
" ob
jects w
ere
trac
ked
by
the Air
Force
and
afte
r at l
east
one
of
the s
ight
ings
in th
e 24
th N
ORAD
regi
on,
two
F-106
jet
fig
hter
s sc
ram
bled
out
of
Gre
at F
alls
, M
ont,
to in
terce
pt th
e objects
but
w
ere
unab
le to
do so
. e
A r
etired Air
For
ce m
aste
r se
rgea
nt w
ho w
as c
hief
inv
esti
gato
r of
a UFO
inc
iden
t in
Jun
e 1953
, wai
ted 20
years be
fore
�lli
ng
of a
F-MC
jet
that
att
empted
to.
·
6 x 9
24
0 pages
8 pages
of ph
otograp
hs
interce
pt
unknown
objec
ts
near.
Otis ArB
in M
assach
usetts
. ••A
ccord
ini
to th
e pi
lot's
sw
orn
testimony
his e
ngine q
uit func
tion
ing
and his
entir
e el
ectr
ical
system
fa
iled a
t 1,50
0 ft. 'lb
e pi
lot o
rdered
his
rad
ar o
pera
tor
to ba
il ou
t and
th
en
jett
isoned
the
ca
nopy
an
d ba
iled o
ut himse
U."
Alt
houg
h th
e cr
ippl
ed �_»
lane
sh
ould
hav
e cr
ashed
, nei
ther
1t no
r th
e ra
dar
opera
tor
were
eve
r found
-
the
jettisoned
can
opy
was
. e
In A
ugus
t, 19
74,
UFOs i
nter
rupted
a k
ey m
issile
tes
t at
Kw
aja
lein
ato
ll, a
n is
land
in th
e Pa
cific
Ocean
. A
clus
ter
of UFOs
appe
ared
on
the
met
eoro
logi
st's
rad
arsc
ope.
Th
e co
untd
own
was
put
on
hold
un
til th
e UFOs lef
t the
impa
ct a
rea.
•
Fly
ing
from
St.
Louis
to Da
lla
s, th
e a
comm
erci
al DC
-8 ca
rgo
plan
e w
as n
ear
McA
leste
r, Ok
la.,
whe
n th
e· pi
lot
spott
ed
aaot
her
· cr
aft 5
,000 fee
t to
his ri
ght.
Sudd
en
ly,
it sh
ot
stra
ight
up
lik
e an
el
evat
or,
turned t
owar
d th
e DC
-8,
and
took
a pos
ition
slig
htly
abo
ve it
90
0 feet
away
. Th
en it
desce
nded
stra
ight
dow
n an
d too
k up
a pos
ition
jus
t be
low
th
e pl
ane's
left
win
g. T
he c
apta
in
and
his cr
ew loo
ked d
own
into
the
· di
mly
-lit
trans
pare
nt d
ome
on t
op
of t
he UFO
and
saw
seve
ral
shad
ow
y fi
gure
s m
ovin
J in
side
the
ca
nop y
. The
n th
e ob
Ject
sudd
enly
m
oved
out
fro
m u
nder
the
plan
e an
d soed
aw
ay.
·
• on
JUDe
18, 1
181,
there
was
a
sigh
ting
by a
pl
io�
and
co-pi
lot
flyin
g a
priva
te p
lane
nea
r N
ew
Haven
, Co
nn.
As i
t �
the
priv
ate plane,
·the
obJec
t loo
ked
like
a hl
ghly
-polis
hed,
sta
inle
ss
stee
l disc
with
its
outs
ide
peri
m
eter
rota
ting.
The
pilo
t gav
e ch
ase
at 20
0 mph
but
the
objec
t ea
sily
ou
tdistaDCed th
em a
nd q
uick
ly d
is
appeared
as a
spec
k ov
er th
e ho
ri-
zon.
Ada,c.d
lilt Tcmi
ReitllloW from
the bo
ot Ccuebo
olc 0/ A
UJ'O Iaw.ciQo
tor btl
Rallf"O'Id
E.
Fot��Wr. C
� • UI
J bw Rarmoncf
E. Fowler
. Pllbl
illled
btl P
reatic
e-HaU
, Itte
. , EfiCJiewo
od 17
CHI/I, N
ew J
rrNJ�.
UFO,
OCC
ULT
FR
EE
Pape
rba
ck
Cata
log
s H
un
drd
"'•
o
f T
itles
Pr
om
pt
De
liv
ery
Writ
e or
Phon
e FL
YIN
G S
AU
CER
NE
WS
(BO
OKS
TO
RE)
35
9
We
st
45
th
Str
Mt
New
Yortc,
N.
Y. 100
31
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lepho
ne
: 21
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OO
K O
F A
(JFO
IN
VESTI
GATO
R Ra
ymon
d E.
Fow
ler
Was
a crashed
UF
O c
onveyed-
unde
r tig
ht sec
urity
-fr
om so
mewhere
In
the Mexic
an d
esert
to W
right
·Pat
terson
Air
Fo
rce
Base
, where
it presu
mably
rema
ins
to th
is d
ay?
Sever
al in
depe
nden
t witne
sses
claim
they saw
the
orig
inal
cra
shed
"sa
uce
r," a
nd th
e p
reserved bod
ies of
deed
alie
ns fo
und
in
side
the cr
aft.
· U
ncove
ring
sl.lc
h testi
mony
, obta
ining
affidavits
and
Intervi
ews, and
de
term
inin
g if
th
e ac
count
s a
re fa
ct o
r fiction
-th
ese ar
e o
nly a
few of
R
aymon
d E.
Fow
ler's
du
ties
as a
UF
O Inv
estig
ator
. Here, In
CAS
EBO
OK O
F ·
A U
FO
INV
EST
IGATO
R, th
e au
thor
recou
nts s
tart
ling
(often
funn
y)
"enc
ou
nters
" wi
th w
ild g
eese,
ba
ll lig
htn
ing
, the
pla
net J
upite
r. and
a few
not·
so-ma
sterf
ul h
oaxes
. But
he
also
cites
truly
unexplai
ned ca
ses with
terrified
eye wi
tnes
ses, b
afflin
g p
hysica
l evide
nce-
and a
ccou
nts ol
abduction
s that
ca
n be
recalled
only
und
er h
ypno
sis.
And, a
s he
reveal
s, some
"haurucl
wi
tnesses
" se
em to
be unde
r co
ntinu
ed su
Nelllen
ce-
by an
agenc
� of th
� U.
S. go
uemm
ent!
Illu
strated
with
photo
s of
gen
uin
e "u
nknowns"
as
well
as
Iden
tifiable
flying
ob
jects; C
ASE
BOOK
OF
A U
FO IN
VESTIO
AT
OR
is a
n explos
iYely
cont
rove
rsia
l, u
ltim
ately
frigh
tening
work
by o
ne of
the
most
visible
and
respect
ed n
am
es in
UFO
researc
h.
bl«'k
5.
95,_.
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por
,46D /
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e 196
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Y!ION
D E.
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has be
en worki
ng with
NICAP
, MO
FO
N a
nd loc
al poU
ce d
epartme
nts
to ev
aluate
reports
of un
identifiable
flyi
ng o
bjects.
His
fieldvlork formed
the
basi
s o
f the bes
t·seiUng
lncid
�nt a
t Ex
eter. a
nd h
e in
vesti
gated
the extr
aord
inary
abd
uction c
ase rec
ounted
In
his
ow
n bo
ok Th
e And
reassen Af
fair. to
be a
major
motion pict
ure
relea
sed
throug
h U
niver
sal St
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lt o
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tch
en ta
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erg
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om
the
gro
un
d, or
the
atm
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ere?
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of c
ou
rse,
co
nstr
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a
craft
that b
ehave
s ju
st li
ke th
e o
ft-repo
rted
UF
Os?
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w T
. B. P
awlic
ki u
nea
rths
kno
wn
tech
nology
an
d fo
rgo
tten
inve
ntio
ns
(in
clu
din
g se
vera
l registe
red with
the
U.S
. Pat
ent Of
fice)
to s
how
ho
w ma
ny
"im
poss
ible
" fea
ts o
f tech
no
logy m
igh
t act
ually
be ac
com
plish
ed!
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ud
ed th
rough
out a
re s
imp
le d
emo
nstratio
ns
an
d ex
perim
ents
the
read
ers c
an pe
rfo
rm to
esta
blis
h P
awlic
ki's
prin
cip
les
for
them
selv
es-
and
ac
cou
nts
of r
eal-l
ife p
roto
types (
inclu
ding
the
auth
or's
firs
t try a
t an
an
ti·
grav
ity en
gin
e).
Pro
fuse
ly il
lustra
ted with
diag
ram
s an
d lin
e d
rawi
ngs
, this
is a
spec
ula
tive
feas
t fo
r the
arm
chair
physi
cist
, the sc
ien
ce fi
ction
buff
, an
d th
e in
satiab
ly
curio
us.
T
. B. P
AW
UC
KI i
s a
forme
r co
ntr
acto
r, sh
ippi
ng c
lerk
, in
vento
r an
d wri
ter
who
se a
rticle
s h
ave be
en pu
blish
ed in
man
y mag
azin
es a
nd n
ewpape
rs h
ere
an
d ab
road
. A
uth
or'
s home
town: Vi
ctoria
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Co
lum
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According to Mrs. Richards, a social worker in the Ewing Township public schools, repair crews from the Jersey Central Power and Light Company said a transformer had burnt out for no apparent reason.
The Richards and their two sons, Earl Jr., 28, and Wayne, 22, were attracted to lights outside their home at about 9:30p.m. last Tuesday after their electricity dimmed and the television went off.
Earl Jr., who works for Herr's potato cbips, said he looked overhead and saw dozens of green, b lue and red li ghts ... buzzing" in the southern sky. According to the y�ger Richards, they appeared to hover around a huge airborne vehicle, � covered with hundreds of lights.
"The big ship was simply enormous," sUI Richards, who estimated it to be larger than four or five Boeing 747 planes pat together. "It wasn't round," he went 011. �·It was kind of elongated and had an
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Mr s. Richard s said she saw the headlights of the larger vehicle heading toward Hunterdon County from the Somerville area soon after she walked out on her front lawn. ''At first, I thought it was just a star," she said. "But the lights got closer and closer. The thing was flying at the same level as a small aircraft would fly - not as high up as a jet."
All four family members watched the object glide overheard without making a noise. They estimated it to be going ·very slowly - at about the same speed as a plane is going when it is ready to land.
"H it was a plane," said tile younger Richards, "and it was getting ready to land, I don't know where it would have landed around here."
Mrs. Richards, who once worked as the nurse at Tewksbury's Saw Mill School, said she called the state police at Flemington to report the incident. She doesn't know if there were other sightings that evening.
Later in the week, she reported the sighting to the United States Air Force's center for UFO information. "I'm not saying that what we saw was a space ship," said Mrs. Richards.
"We just don't lmow what it was. We lmow what it wasn't, though- not a hot air balloon or a low Dying plane. It was just an unidentified object. And I'll tell you things around here haven't been the same since last Tuesday.,
There have been other reputed UFO sightings in Tewksbury Township in recent years. In 1975, a string of homeowners on Hell Mountain, about five miles from the.· Richards home, thought they saw an object hovering at treetop height, but they were
· unable to identify the craft. Property owners on Bissell Road near the Clinton Township line have also reported seeing UFOs in the area. Campers and fishermen have witnessed purported UFOs at Round Valley Reservoir. too.
A HUGE-tinidentifi� flying object·passe<i- �er the.home of P�t �d Earl Richards of Tewksbury Township last Tuesday and the family says things haven't been the same·' since. �e.s�ghtiJ;lg._was re
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On a chill March night in 1953, Sara Shaw and Jan Whitley's isolated Tujunga Canyon cabin was bathed in a blue oscillating light. When it vanished, they were honified to see that over two hours had elapsed. Over 20 years later,
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Conte1rts Introductory Note vii
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Part I: The Report 1 The Beginning 3
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Part II: The Investigation 13 2. The First Regression 15 3. Aftermath to an Abduction 31 4. The Second Regression · - 39 . 5. The Ridge Route Mystery 60 6. The First Contagion 73 7. Experiments with Jan Whitley 91 8. The Mystery of the 11Cancer Cure" 109 9. Further Experiments with Jan Whitley 125
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