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During the past four years the most frequent question I've been asked is: "What do you personally think? Do unidentified flying objects exist, or don't they?"
I'm positive they don't.
I was very skeptical when I finished my tour of active duty with the Air Force and left Project Blue Book in 1953, but now I'm convinced.
(Ruppelt - Chapter 20 of revised edition)
That version concludes by referring to ufos as:
our Space Age Myth
(Ruppelt - Chapter 20 of revised edition)
“Wait a second, its turning…coming straight for me….am taking evasive action…I can hardly….”
"….the visits by the President at a secret air base for the purpose of inspecting things from outer space."
In October of 1986 Arshad Sharif, who'd worked on satellite methods of detecting submarines, died from tying one end of a ligature around his neck, and the other end around a tree. He then got in his car and sped off with the gas peddle 'jammed' down. The coroner called it a suicide.
A 1987 death included Richard Pugh, who was a MOD computer consultant and a digital communications expert. He was found dead in his apartment with a bag over his head, his feet were bound and his body was tied in a rope that wrapped around his neck four times. The coroner called it an accident. Another scientist, Mark Wisner died in an extremely similar manner about three months later.
In 1986, Vimal Dajibhai was one week away from quitting Marconi. He had a new job lined up in London, and his friends and family claim he was excited for it. Then he allegedly committed suicide by jumping off a suspension bridge to his death. The original police report noted a needle-sized puncture on his left buttock. This mark was later written off as incidental to his impact. The coroner's case is still open.
In 1985 Jonathan Walsh, who'd also been a digital communications expert, died from falling out of his hotel room. Before he died, he'd expressed a fear for his life. This coroner's report is still open.................
www.hecklerspray.com...
originally posted by: mirageman
Whilst writing this thread up, I noticed Nick Redfern has released a new book covering this very same topic. But this all comes free so if you don’t like it then all you’ve wasted is your time reading it! Well that is until the new ATS 'subscription only service' starts in 2015 anyway**.
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originally posted by: mirageman
Dr. James McDonald
James McDonald was a senior physicist and keen UFO investigator who during the 1960s lobbied US Congress to investigate the UFO subject seriously. Rumoured to be having marital troubles in 1971 and severely depressed he shot himself in the head.
The suicide attempt failed, but McDonald was blinded and he was bound to a wheelchair. Somehow several months after his first attempt with his eyesight recovering slightly, he allegedly managed to get into the drivers sear of a car and drive to a pawnshop, where he purchased a pistol sat in his wheelchair. McDonald then drove to the desert and finally succeeded at the second attempt in ending his life. McDonald, could be an abrasive character and had made enemies in high places because of his forthright views on how the establishment had ignored or discredited the UFO phenomena. Was his death even more bizarre than that reported?
And There is Even More……
Dorothy Killgallen a journalist who wrote about a number of conspiracy stories including UFOs . She was good friends with many rich and famous personalities including Marilyn Monroe she mysteriously died in her sleep on Nov 8th 1965.
Scientist Deaths linked to SDI
Then there is the mysterious case from the 1980s of 25 Marconi scientists working in the defence industry (and often linked to the SDI “Star Wars” program) who committed suicide.
en.m.wikipedia.org...
In October of 1986 Arshad Sharif, who'd worked on satellite methods of detecting submarines, died from tying one end of a ligature around his neck, and the other end around a tree. He then got in his car and sped off with the gas peddle 'jammed' down. The coroner called it a suicide.
A 1987 death included Richard Pugh, who was a MOD computer consultant and a digital communications expert. He was found dead in his apartment with a bag over his head, his feet were bound and his body was tied in a rope that wrapped around his neck four times. The coroner called it an accident. Another scientist, Mark Wisner died in an extremely similar manner about three months later.
In 1986, Vimal Dajibhai was one week away from quitting Marconi. He had a new job lined up in London, and his friends and family claim he was excited for it. Then he allegedly committed suicide by jumping off a suspension bridge to his death. The original police report noted a needle-sized puncture on his left buttock. This mark was later written off as incidental to his impact. The coroner's case is still open.
In 1985 Jonathan Walsh, who'd also been a digital communications expert, died from falling out of his hotel room. Before he died, he'd expressed a fear for his life. This coroner's report is still open.................
www.hecklerspray.com...
originally posted by: mirageman
[imgl]Well that is until the new ATS 'subscription only service' starts in 2015 anyway**.
originally posted by: LightYearsAhead
originally posted by: mirageman
[imgl]Well that is until the new ATS 'subscription only service' starts in 2015 anyway**.
What are you talking about?
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