Quiet Guys and Three Mince Pies

a reply to: humanoidlord

Hi mate when it comes to collating CE3 reports then hats off to Albert Rosales as well.

Also, don't know if you've been through them but the NICAP Chronologies and Patrick Gross Ufologie websites are well worth a good rummage.

originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: [post=21397206]karl 12[/post

I admire the 'quiet guys' to this day even if enthusiasm for the subject has waned a lot

Ah yes matey mine was on the wane there for a while as well but after reading "UFOs and Government' and "Grassroots UFOs" by Michael Swords it definitely got piqued again -also think it's fair to say there's definitely something very freaky going on, it's just what that something is.

Also can't believe I forgot to mention Robert Gribble and Brad Sparks!

a reply to: karl 12

WOW
you guys know of rosales aswell! hes my favorite ufology researcher his database is awesome a lot of rare gems
praises to patrick gross and his amazing research too!

a reply to: humanoidlord

Rosales is a good curator of the humanoid encounter reports and folklore. I used to read his articles and listings in the days before 'The Wane.' He always managed to include a few cases that were awesome and fascinating.

a reply to: karl 12

Grass Roots UFOs is a great book isn't it? Some of the accounts are incredibly intriguing and leave you wanting to know more. I didn't like it at first and it subsequently became a favourite. For whatever reason, he's one of the researchers who've made the greatest impression on me.

a reply to: Kandinsky

ufology needs much more people like rosales
if we arrange those people we can rebuild ufology bigger and better than before

bumping this because it needs to be seen again!

Pretty awesome series of interviews with former Police Officer John Hanson citing some of the lesser known historical British UFO reports from his co-authored series of books 'Haunted Skies'.

link