CEO of NASA contractor Lockheed knew of extraterrestrial UFO visitors

I'm not sure if this has been posted already so I apologize if it has. I was looking around on some other UFO sites and came across this article and was wondering if anyone had seen this before and if there is any truth to its contents.

www.examiner.com...


Cheers

reply to post by audioslave


I wouldn't trust Jeff Peckman of his "bulbous head alien peering through window" video fame.

en.wikipedia.org...

Nevertheless, interesting article.

reply to post by Deaf Alien



Ahhh, thats where I heard his name before. Well then, I'm not sure how I should feel about the article now . Wasn't he supposed to release that video or at least more information about it?

reply to post by audioslave

Ahhh, thats where I heard his name before. Well then, I'm not sure how I should feel about the article now

. Wasn't he supposed to release that video or at least more information about it?

Exactly. How would one feel about any of his articles after the stunt he pulled.

It has been over a year since he said he would release the video within a couple of months if I remember correctly. There is a thread on this somewhere of course.

I read the article and agree that Peckman is an eejit. Whilst reading it this stood out like a sore thumb or a bad journalist at an Awards ceremony...

“Well Hal, you asked for it! Now that legendary Lockheed engineer and chief model kit designer for the Testor Corporation, John Andrews, is dead, I can announce that he personally confirmed ...."

Nobody writes or speaks like that!

There was a link in the piece that led to a letter from Ben R. Rich. The (alleged) letter is a reply to the question of if he believed in extraterrestrial UFOs. He replied that yes, he did believe. The letters are dated 1986 and imply (at that point in time) that he didn't 'know' but definitely believed. Check out the link, there's also a image of Ken Arnold's letter about the legendary 'flying saucers' incident.

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LOL, Yeah! My thoughts exactly. The second I saw the name Jeff (Peckerhead) Peckman, I stopped reading. That guy won't be happy until he's completely damaged the field of UFOlogy beyond repair. It's not about the truth with Peckman, it's about dollar opportunities. 100% Pure Snake Oil Salesman.

Even if he did talk the truth, who would believe him now?

IRM

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Jeff (Peckerhead) Peckman



Indeed.

The paranoid part of me tells me that he may be a government agent or a plant (perhaps believing he's just a con man looking for a few bucks).

What's a best way to destroy any truth that comes out of ufology?

There you have it

Peckman is just a lying conman trying to get rich.
Thats all he ever was and all he will ever be.