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Info-ParaNet Newsletters Volume I Number 481
Monday, September 30th 1991
Today's Topics:
Kansas Disappearances
Re: Calendar of UFO Events
Kansas Disappearances
Re: Bentwater,Uk On Unsolved Mysteries
Dave and Doug - The Latest
Re: Implants
A local sighting...
Discovery hoax
Re: Upcoming Shows
Re: BeckleyCon
Re: Kansas disappearances
Frederik Bell
Implants
Crop Circles
Bentwaters
(none)
Seminar with George and Desiree Green
should've put it in the PREDICTIONS echo...
Re: ogden object
Implants
Re: Upcoming Shows
Re: Frederik Bell
Re: Bentwaters
Re: BeckleyCon
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From: Michael.Corbin@p0.f150.n30163.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Michael Corbin)
Subject: Kansas Disappearances
Date: 26 Sep 91 22:26:00 GMT
* In a message originally to Ncar!amix.commodore.com!vanth!jms, Jim Speiser said
>That's it, you've confirmed it. This "predictions" file came
>from Scott Corder. I remember that he made a point of
>mentioning Bob Dole's hometown because it was the same as his
>own.
>
>Scott Corder is a gent who started making all sorts of
>neo-Biblical prophecies a couple of years back, none of which
>came true. I have the complete file on him somewhere.....
>
I have it. If you need it, let me know.
Mike
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From: usl.edu!pgf9240
Subject: Re: Calendar of UFO Events
Date: 27 Sep 91 00:51:32 GMT
From: pgf9240@usl.edu (Fraering Philip G)
Oh, gosh darn! You shouldn't lead people on like that!
I thought it was a schedule of planned landings, abductions,
and unauthorized tower flybys :-)
:-)
Phil Fraering
pgf9240@bss.usl.edu
-or-
pgwres01@ucs.usl.edu
Fidonet address: If anyone knows how, tell me...
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From: Don.Sudduth@p0.f150.n30163.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Don Sudduth)
Subject: Kansas Disappearances
Date: 27 Sep 91 04:48:00 GMT
* In a message originally to Ncar!amix.commodore.com!vanth!jms, Jim Speiser said
> > From: vanth!jms@amix.commodore.com (Jim Shaffer)
>
> > Can anyone fill me in on the disappearance of two women and two
> > daughters
> > of one of them in Russel County, Kansas? The only thing I've heard so
> > far
> > (just minutes ago on NBC) is that they were 'studying' UFOs and rumors
> > are
> > rampant that the aliens have snatched them. The authorities aren't
> > happy
> > about all the fuss and say that they've recently gotten some solid leads
> > but it's a bizarre case. My gut feeling is that when the truth is known
> > it'll probably be a Messianic cult like the GB-6, but I'd be a lot more
> > comfortable with better information.
>
>Russell, Kansas? Isn't that where our old friend, Scott Corder,
>hails from? I wouldn't be a bit surprised if he is involved....
>
>Jim
>
>---
> * Origin: You're Listening to the EXCELLENCE IN UFOLOGY
>Network (1:114/37)
Apparently, 4 people were originally missing. But two of them have
been contacted by phone. I think I saw this report on "Inside
Edition"???
>371/3
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From: Don.Sudduth@p0.f150.n30163.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Don Sudduth)
Subject: Re: Bentwater,Uk On Unsolved Mysteries
Date: 27 Sep 91 05:00:00 GMT
>Having just finished watching the "Unsolved Mysteries" segment about
>the Bentwater case, I have a couple of comments and a couple of questions.
>
>I though that the presentation of the case was extremely poorly done.
>I'm not saying that the case isn't valid; I'm saying that the show
>presented it badly. They took 20 minutes to show what could have
>been shown in 5 minutes. I had a feeling that maybe they had bought
>new special effects' machines for this season, so they had to use
>them. I can't stand "dramatic re-enactments" anyway, and this was a
>good example of why. I thought that the soldiers and Col. Halt were
>good in their interviews. Why "re-enact" what they can tell you? I
>think that their testimony was much more dramatic than the staged
>stuff. Anyway, the poor quality of the show raised these questions for me:
>
>The Colonel mentioned that he brought a photographer out with him.
>What happned to him? Did he take any pictures? Did they come out?
Also, one of the most interesting facts about this case was the time
lag of one of the observer's shadow on the UFO from the background
lights. He noticed that his shadow had about a half second delay
lagging behind his movements (suggesting some sort of time
displacement?????)
>
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From: aixssc.ibm.co.uk!rob
Subject: Dave and Doug - The Latest
Date: 27 Sep 91 05:32:12 GMT
From: Robert Trevelyan <rob@aixssc.ibm.co.uk>
The final circle of the season (so far as we know) appeared on Sept 12
in a crop of linseed near the church at Old Alresford, Hampshire. It was a
plain circle of 38 ft diameter, swirled clockwise.
The circle, which I'm assured is genuine, in one of the very last uncut
fields in Southern England.
Meanwhile more murky facts are emerging slowly from the 'Dave and Doug
Hoax' saga.
The story was supplied to Today by 'MBF Services' although Today stated
that it had paid no money. When asked how MBF could be contacted Today either
dodged the question or gave conflicting replies : (1) 'There is no telephone
number for MBF' (a funny sort of news agency !) (2) They didn't know the
address of MBF (3) the story had been marked 'Copyright MBF Services' to
prevent others publishing copyright material (4) we could reprint whatever we
liked without charge (5) MBF had an address in Shepton Mallet (6) a contact
number for MBF was 0962 - 713843 on the Twyford (Winchester) exchange.
(I think this last one slipped out by mistake.)
The Shepton Mallet address is an accommodation address with a firm of
chartered accountants who have MBF as a client. Describing it as a 'Scientific
Research and Development Company', they would tell us no more details about
their client. The Twyford number had been discontinued by last week, and
enquiries to British Telecom revealed equal confusion. It was descibed first
as a private residential number, and then as a 'special exchange number'.
Solicitors searches have now revealed that the director of MBF is a certain
Andrew Winsloe Clifford of Maiden Beech Farm, West Crewkerne, Somerset. This,
of course, solves what MBF stands for, but we still need to find out about Mr
Clifford. He and his wife are sole shareholders and the company was first
registered in April 1991. No accounts have been returned so far.
On Friday Doug and Dave were confronted on Granada's 'Upfront' TV program.
They were asked on the program the following questions:
(1) Who are the MBF news agency and who are the directors ?
(2) Why does MBF have no telephone number ?
(3) Have you at any time, or now, worked for the Government Intelligence
or Security services?
All three questions were denied, evaded or laughed off. The TV show finished
in uproar.
The plot thickens.
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From: Michael.Schuyler@f201.n350.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Michael Schuyler)
Subject: Re: Implants
Date: 25 Sep 91 06:47:00 GMT
In a message to Keith Basterfield <09-23-91 23:13> Sheldon Wernikoff wrote:
SW> could come up with was from the early 1980's. However, quite a few
SW> science-fiction films were made in the mid to late 50's which
SW> involved alien cerebral 'implants' used to control the human mind.
SW> One of these I remember was the classic _Invaders From Mars_. So
SW> the implant stories (even though fictional in this case)
Yes! I remember that movie. Consider the elements:
1.) They made an underground base
2.) The workers were drones
3.) The central figure had a large head and very spindly
arms and legs.
4.) They recruited earthlings with implants in the brain.
5.) The implants had an explosive charge in them.
6.) The movie was the dream of a boy. He woke up at the
end of the movie, and then the saucer landed just like
in his dream.
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From: Jim.Graham@f13.n1012.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Jim Graham)
Subject: A local sighting...
Date: 26 Sep 91 14:53:25 GMT
The following is from my local newspaper....
Jim Graham
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>From the Herald Times, Wednesday, September 25, 1991
"Monroe UFO Sighting Investigated"
H-T Report (no author given)
A possible unidentified flying object viewed Monday night caught the
attention of both the Monroe County Sheriff's Department and a local UFO
investigator.
Around 9:10 p.m. in the 8000 block of Victor Pike a family reported seeing
a bright blue light in the northeast part of the sky, said Will Ott a field
investigator for the Mutual UFO Network, an international organization which
investigates possible UFO sightings.
The light changed to red, then to white, Ott said.
Around this time deputy Randy Williamson arrived from the Monroe County
Sheriff's Department. Williamson reported seeing several smaller lights
detach themselves from the main light and fly to the west, Ott said. The
smaller lights eventually vanished.
Ott said he arrived about 10 p.m. and observed the main light for about an
hour. He said he also saw a "pale yellow light moving back and forth along a
tree line."
In addition a similar sighting was reported in Oakland City, about 90
miles southwest of Bloomington, Monday night, Ott said.
Among UFO investigators, such phenomena are called "nocturnal lights,"
said Ott, who is looking into the incident.
----------------------- End of article ------------------------
I have just two comments about this.
I find it interesting that:
a.) A well known deputy appears to have been the one making the report
(although this isn't unusual).
b.) A MUFON field investigator claims to have seen the object. I'm not
familiar enough with MUFON to know if their investigators have
made similar claims.
Anyway, I thought I'd pass this along to show that Bloomington, Indiana
isn't totally dead in terms of the unusual :-).
Regards,
Jim Graham,
The Portal Dolmen BBS (812)334-0418
)
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From: John.Hicks@f29.n363.z1.FIDONET.ORG (John Hicks)
Subject: Discovery hoax
Date: 25 Sep 91 04:42:01 GMT
> I heard an explanation a few months later, from someone on Compuserve I
> think. Apparently the shuttle downlink is rebroadcast from Goddard for the
> amateur radio community, and someone in the area simply transmitted on the
> same frequency.
Shuttle audio is retransmitted (with delay) from Goddard on a ham radio band,
so of course anyone who had a transmitter tuned to that frequency could jump
in. And of course lots of hams can transmit on that freq.
jbh
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From: Kay.Mclaughlin@p0.f134.n109.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Kay Mclaughlin)
Subject: Re: Upcoming Shows
Date: 24 Sep 91 03:24:27 GMT
JS> Being against Phil Klass does not automatically equate with support of
JS> the UFO community. I think he thought they were ALL a bunch of dweebs.
JS> Jim
Jim,
Why? ..... I didn't get that impression.
Regards,
Kay
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From: Kay.Mclaughlin@p0.f134.n109.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Kay Mclaughlin)
Subject: Re: BeckleyCon
Date: 24 Sep 91 03:26:58 GMT
LB> Next year you can come to the BeckleyCon and stay with me. We'll
LB> attend the whole thing and have a ball!!
How Hospitable! I may just take you up on it!
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From: Kay.Mclaughlin@p0.f134.n109.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Kay Mclaughlin)
Subject: Re: Kansas disappearances
Date: 24 Sep 91 05:57:50 GMT
n> From: vanth!jms
n> From: vanth!jms@amix.commodore.com (Jim Shaffer)
n>
n> Can anyone fill me in on the disappearance of two women and two
n> daughters of one of them in Russel County, Kansas? The only thing I've
n> heard so far (just minutes ago on NBC) is that they were 'studying'
n> UFOs and rumors are rampant that the aliens have snatched them. The
n> authorities aren't happy about all the fuss and say that they've
n> recently gotten some solid leads but it's a bizarre case. My gut
n> feeling is that when the truth is known it'll probably be a Messianic
n> cult like the GB-6, but I'd be a lot more comfortable with better
n> information.
n> --
Jim,
There was a story on this tonite on Inside Edition.
According to the report produced by Phillip Reeder:
They were members of a UFO cult headed by Donna Butz and Scott Corder.
They believe that Bob Dole(a Russel native) will be our last president
and that the white house will be moved to Russel after armegedden.
Shortly after the death of Eric Fowlers aunt and group member and group
member Trudi Fermi.
Early in September people started dissapearing without a trace, first
school teacher Marsha Brach (Brock?) and her two daughters (Stephanie
and Sonje) then Donna Butz the groups leader. Scott Corder also disappeared.
They talked with the roommate of Stephanie and Sonja Brock. Her roommate
said that the only things missing from the apartment were her toothbrush,
contact case, and her bible.
The report ended with the anchor saying that Scott Corder had called
them, and that he was OK he would not tell them where he was, but said
he did not know where the four women were. They forwarded that
information to the Police saying "Best to let them handle it".
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From: Andre.Eichner@f2.n1021.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Andre Eichner)
Subject: Frederik Bell
Date: 16 Sep 91 18:44:02 GMT
Hello Jim!
hello All!
Did any body know about Dr. Frederik Bell?
cheers
Andre
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From: Keith.Basterfield@f12.n1040.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Keith Basterfield)
Subject: Implants
Date: 27 Sep 91 05:24:00 GMT
Sheldon, thanks for your comments on my implants posting. Yes, the
1953 (I think) Invaders From Mars certainly shows a classic abduction.
A woman is taken aboard a flying saucer, laid on a table, and a
tubular device comes down from above, and is going to implant a
control device in the woman's neck, when she is rescued.
Speaking of published documents. Dave Webb sent me an advance copy of
a paper titled: "Physical Analysis of Purported Alien Artifacts" by
David E Pritchard, Department of Physics/Research Laboratory of
Electronics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The paper is
scheduled to be published in the proceedings of the TREAT 11
conference.
Pritchard's paper's abstract reads:-
"Although the hypothesis that extraterrestrial intelligence exists is
under active investigation in the scientific community, the hypothesis
that it may have a physical presence here on earth is not. Physical
evidence provides the best way to bring the latter hypothesis into
active scientific consideration. I discuss ways in which
extraterrestrial origin of a physical artifact may be inferred from
its performance, material composition, or sturcture. Performance can
provide the strongest evidence for a single artifcat, but the repeated
observation of similar artifacts in similar circumstances can also be
persuasive."
Pritchard is also the individual who looked at the Price penal implant
case.
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From: Keith.Basterfield@f12.n1040.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Keith Basterfield)
Subject: Crop Circles
Date: 27 Sep 91 05:28:00 GMT
To: Steve Gamble
Any chance of a quick update on the status of the claims by the two
artists re hoaxed crop circles. The media "down under" carried items
for a few days and then the story just simply died. Of particular
interest is their claim to have copied the idea from Australians who
hoaxed "saucer nests" here some years ago. Thanks if you are able.
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From: Keith.Basterfield@f12.n1040.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Keith Basterfield)
Subject: Bentwaters
Date: 28 Sep 91 00:12:00 GMT
Hi Jim, for those of us who weren't able to see the Unsolved Mysteries
coverage of Bentwaters, would you be able to give a potted summary of
John Burroughs testimony? I've accumulated a mass of data on the
Bentwaters case over the years in trying to keep abreast of it, so
some info on Burrough's current statements would allow us to ask
intelligent questions of him.
Thanks if you or anyone else on the network can fill the "down under"
researchers in.
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From: ecn.purdue.edu!lush
Subject: (none)
Date: 28 Sep 91 01:31:29 GMT
From: lush@ecn.purdue.edu (Gregory B Lush)
Subject: Seminar with George and Desiree Green
George and Desiree Green, the publishers of the Phoenix Journals,
are conducting seminars in October.
-> Oct 12 O'Hare Plaza Ho-Jo's, Chicago, Illinois. (SI11)
Call for more information: Lucy Covington (219) 942-9439
the Greens, Bo Gritz and someone named Fletcher will speak.
-> Oct 15 6:30-10:30 Metropolitan Multi Service Center, Houston Texas. (STX1)
Call for more information: Jeff and Shannon Anderson (713) 862-3786
I believe the cost will be around $20, and in the past that has
included one of their books. That is all the information I have.
Greg (lush@ecn.purdue.edu)
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From: vanth!jms
Subject: should've put it in the PREDICTIONS echo...
Date: 28 Sep 91 07:12:26 GMT
From: vanth!jms@amix.commodore.com (Jim Shaffer)
To: Jim Speiser
We were right! The four people who 'disappeared' from Russell *are*
religious and they're alive and well and on their way to Israel with Scott
Corder. The FBI found them at an airport in D.C. (Next time, they should
try telling people where they're going, eh?)
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From: Jim.Graham@f13.n1012.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Jim Graham)
Subject: Re: ogden object
Date: 27 Sep 91 08:23:53 GMT
In a message sent 20:54: 25 Sep 91, Linda Bird wrote to Jim Graham:
LB> people have identified it as a "tunnel borer." It is
LB> supposedly some
A "tunnel borer"? You mean those huge grinders that dig through mountains?
LB> 40 feet high. Post your address & I'll snail it to
LB> ya.
Thank you, Linda.
Here 'tis:
Jim Graham
4055 East Farr Rd.
Bloomington, Indiana 47408
)
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From: Sheldon.Wernikoff@p0.f150.n30163.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Sheldon Wernikoff)
Subject: Implants
Date: 28 Sep 91 06:59:00 GMT
G'day, Keith
The paper you mentioned by David Pritchard does indeed sound
interesting and worthwhile reading. I'll have to see if I can
obtain a copy. I was not aware that Pritchard was an examiner in
the Richard Price case. In the reports I have read thus far on this
incident, no individuals or institutions were named. BTW, what was
David's opinion on the penile implant? Coincidentally, I am in
contact with someone here in Chicago who was one of Price's school
mates back in Troy, New York, where the implantation was supposed
to have transpired.
In another message to all, you asked about David Jacobs new book.
It is entitled _Secret Life: The Structure and Meaning of UFO
Abductions_, and is scheduled to be released in March of '92 by
Simon and Schuster. It will detail Jacobs' analyses of the more
than 300 hypnotic regression sessions he has conducted with
abductees over the past several years. Jacobs also is the recipient
of a $200,000 grant to conduct a poll to discern the magnitude of
the abduction phenomenon and to compile a compendium of abduction
accounts.
David should be back on the ParaNet abduction echo shortly,
according to Mike Corbin, or you can write him direct at:
607 East Gravers Lane
Wyndmoor, PA 19118
U.S.A.
Take care,
Sheldon -- Chicago, IL
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From: Jim.Speiser@f100.n1010.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Jim Speiser)
Subject: Re: Upcoming Shows
Date: 27 Sep 91 21:00:00 GMT
In a message to Jim Speiser <09-23-91 20:24> Kay Mclaughlin wrote:
KM> Why? ..... I didn't get that impression.
KM>
KM> Regards,
KM> Kay
Well, I'd have to run it again, but I thought he made some pretty dry
remarks to both sides. Especially when Stan Friedman brought up the issue of
his father's UFO sighting. He seemed especially testy at that point.
Jim
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From: Jim.Speiser@f100.n1010.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Jim Speiser)
Subject: Re: Frederik Bell
Date: 27 Sep 91 21:01:00 GMT
In a message to Jim Speiser <09-16-91 11:44> Andre Eichner wrote:
AE> Hello Jim!
AE> hello All!
AE>
AE> Did any body know about Dr. Frederik Bell?
I know a little about him, he's into all kinds of alternate energy theories,
none of which seem to have panned out. Why?
Jim
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From: Jim.Speiser@f100.n1010.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Jim Speiser)
Subject: Re: Bentwaters
Date: 27 Sep 91 21:02:00 GMT
Keith:
Pretty soon I should be able to upload a summary of Burroughs' signed
statement. I'll let you and the rest of the network know when that's
possible.
Jim
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From: Linda.Bird@f100.n1010.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Linda Bird)
Subject: Re: BeckleyCon
Date: 28 Sep 91 04:43:00 GMT
Hi Kay,
It would be my pleasure to have you stay with me and go to the
BeckleyCon. As Jim Speiser says, "I wouldn't miss one for the world!"
Your origin line doesnn't give any clues as to your location: where do
you hail from?
Linda
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