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Searching for Gerald Anderson 2006
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Episcopal
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Christ Episcopal Church
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Leads
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Gerald Anderson P.O. Box 838, Lyons, CO
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Relatives (1 Person so far)
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Guy Anderson
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Temporary residence at the home of
one of Gerald's uncles in
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People (14 People so far)
1.
Gerald Anderson
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Birth Date: 1942
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Birth Place:
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5-year-old kid from
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Moves to
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Finds grey aliens and flying saucer
on July 5, 1947 with Father, Brother, Uncle, and Cousin in the Plains of San
Augustin near
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64-year-old man living in
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65-year-old man on July 5, 2007,
the 60th Anniversary of he and his 4 family
members
find.
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Still Pictures Camera
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Hand-Written and Signed Testimonial
from Gerald Anderson
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Re-created movie produced by Steven
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Studios to as accurate as what happened as possible by as many of the people
originally there and by documents and records that still do exist by these
people and by the US Government.
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"They told my dad and my uncle, who also worked at Sandia, that if they
were ever to divulge anything about this - it was a secret military aircraft,
they said - then us kids would be taken away and they'd
never see us again." It seems an outrageous threat in hindsight,
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Another recollection strikes
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And it soon became apparent,
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In the days that followed, all of
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Although several witnesses said it was like nothing they'd ever seen
before, military officers insisted the metallic pieces came from an ordinary
weather balloon.....
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A WEATHER BALLOON?
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Forty three years later,
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With all evidence confiscated and the military steadfastly sticking by
the weather balloon explanation, the story faded from the news by July's end.
And Gerald Anderson says he tucked away the memory as he grew into manhood. "I
learned you just don't go up to the average person on the street and say, "Damn,
know what I saw?" The guy will go, "Get away from me, fool!
Are you crazy?" In later life, he didn't mention it even to his wife until a few
years after their marriage.
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Joined the Navy in the late 1950s
and served a dozen years in posts around the globe.
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He lived for a few years in
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In 1979, he moved to
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In addition to his law enforcement
posts,
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He recently was elected to the vestry at Ascension Episcopal in
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Is studying toward becoming a deacon.
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A gold crucifix - a cross complete
with a figure of the martyred Christ affixed to it - suspended from a chain
around
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NO CONFLICT IN BELIEFS
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Although he concedes his account might make some fellow churchgoers
uncomfortable,
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In fact,
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Of the five
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"I want to see the government stand up and say, 'Look, we're not alone
in the universe.
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Let's make a 'Star Trek' really happen. Let's do go out there and
explore the universe. That may be our only salvation. Because with what's doing
to this Earth, we're not going to make it much past the year 2000."
2.
Glen Anderson
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Geralds Father.
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Was about to take a job as a master
machinist involved in nuclear weapons design at the super-secret Sandia base on
the outskirts of town.
3.
Glen Anderson II
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Geralds Older Brother
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Was on leave from the Marine Corps.
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Glen Jr. was a
rockhound, and his uncle piqued the young Marine's enthusiasm with talks
of gorgeous stones just waiting to be collected in the desert.
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Moss Agate Rocks in the
4.
Ted Anderson
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Another Uncle of Gerald Anderson.
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Struck up conversation with Glen
Anderson II about rocks in the
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1940
5.
Victor Anderson
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8 year old son of Ted Anderson
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College Archaelogy Teacher 1
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Dr. Buskirk
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College Student 1
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College Student 2
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College Student 3
10. College Student 4
11. College Student 5
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They'd been working on an archaeological dig around cliff dwellings a
few miles away and had decided to hike over after seeing what they thought was a
fiery meteor crashing the night before (July 4, 1947).
12. Barney Barnett
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A pickup truck arrived on the ridge
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And a fellow whom researchers
believe was a civil engineer.
13. Army Personnel 1
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Tough-talking red haired Army captain
14. Army Personnel 2
a.
An equally gruff black sergeant.
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Story Tellers
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indicating that 60 percent of Americans who have college degrees say they
believe UFOs are real
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psychology and psychiatric social
work from DePauw and Washington universities
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trained in clinical hypnosis at the
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Thanks. There are
still inaccuracies and several important omissions. For example it was I who
went to the phone company and obtained a copy of the phone bill. I gave it to
John Carpenter and his wife. No mention of Gerald correctly describing the woman
at the little store in Horse Springs and of conversations with people who knew
Gerald's father to whom he had spoken of a strange event in the desert. .No
mention that I had heard of a Redhaired
nasty officer and black sergeant independently from Glenn Dennis. No mention
that I spoke to several students who had been in Buskirk's
class and had them look at a picture of Gerald from the high school yearbook.
All said he had not been in Buskirk's class which was
for good students which Gerald was not.There were 4
buildings and over 2000 students at the school.etc
etc
Stan
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John Rutherford,
Archivist and Microfilm
(417) 874-8111
830a - 9p Monday thru
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Note: John has
this article in microfilm, he's making a new copy and sending to me, hopefully
this time in jpg format, last time was in fax format and didn't come out
clearly.
He says he can do a
backwards search of the old city directories, and also that there is a new site
in greene county tax accessor for who owns what property in
greene
county. there are 2 gerald
Gerald E. Anderson,
417-466-2811 is not the same gerald
anderson who you talked to.
with
Shortly after an
UNSOLVED MYSTERIES television show about
On Feb 4, 1990, Kevin Randle was the first to do a phone interview with
Randle claims that Gerald Anderson was five years old in July 1947. (Friedman
says that
The First
Story:
The story he told Randle and Friedman was that he, his brother Glenn, his
father, his Uncle Ted and his cousin Victor (all of whom have passed away) had
gone out to the Plains of San Agustin, New Mexico to find some moss agates. He
gave the date as July 5th, 1947. It was there that they came across a crashed
"spaceship". Lying next to the ship were it's
four passengers- two of them were not moving, one was having trouble breathing,
and the fourth appeared to be unhurt.
His descriptions of these beings were that they were small, with eyes that were
"oval-shaped, and very, very big. They were a bluish color. Not blue like in
human eyes. sort of a milky blue." He said he had felt
the spaceship, and found that was quite cold- he said it was freezing.
Almost immediately after finding the crash, he went on, five college students
and their professor, who
(The second-hand
stories from Barnett don't mention Anderson or his family.
Something which Friedman, who believes both stories, chooses to ignore.)
The Story
Continues:
In December 1990, Anderson gave an interview to the Springfield New Leader. In
this interview, he revealed that he had a diary written by his Uncle Ted that
had been passed on to him when his father died. This diary contained further
details about the crashed saucer. Curiously,
Then on March 24, 1991,
Now, the arrival of the college students and Dr. Buskirk
comes about 45 minutes later, not "shortly" as he had earlier remembered. He was
able to remember now that they came from the
Anderson's story
became the centerpiece of the book Crash at Corona, by Friedman and Don
Berliner in 1992. He also commanded almost thirty minutes of the 105 minute
video "Recollections of
Dr. Buskirk:
One of the questions asked was if
Meanwhile, Tom Carey, a researcher living in
It was then that it was found out that Gerald Anderson had attended
When Kevin Randle
showed beyond any doubt that
The transcript
Uncle Ted's
Diary:
Gerald Anderson first revealed the existence of his Uncle Ted's diary in his
interview with the Springfield News Leader. He later turned over portions of the
diary to the researchers, who found out that Uncle Ted was not very accurate.
For instance, he recorded the Official Explanation that the Roswell Saucer Was
Just a Balloon appeared in the
The diary was then submitted to Richard Brunelle for
forensic tests. Brunelle wrote a letter to Friedman on
October 18, 1990, saying that while the paper could have been available in 1947,
the "combination of dyes present in this ink was not used until approximately
1970."
Gerald's explanation was that his brother Glenn and Uncle Ted had occasionally
copied the diary. Unfortunately for this story, Uncle Ted had passed away before
this ink was made!
No other copy of the diary has since come to light to back up Gerald Anderson's
claims.
The Phone
Bill:
As the discrepancies were being revealed,
Kevin Randle was becoming a vocal critic of Anderson and his story. In
response,
Trouble was, Randle had a tape of the phone interview,
which was clearly over 50 minutes.
John Carpenter, who had been a staunch supporter of Gerald, checked with the
phone company, and was able to produce the original statement, which clearly
indicated that
(A
more detailed account of the hoaxed phone bill, including photocopies of the
phone bills, can be found in the Jul/Aug 1992 International UFO Reporter.)
John Carpenter added
"We now knew four things about Gerald Anderson: (1) He was capable of
constructing a clever fake phone bill. (2) He had admitted lying to us about the
first phone bill. (3) He had just been caught lying to all of the gathered
researchers about this 28-minute phone bill (which means that he had just
constructed another phony!), and (4) Gerald was now avoiding us."
Epilogue:
Stanton Friedman and Don Berliner finally were forced to disavow their star
witness in a letter to the editor published in the Jan. 1993 issue of the MUFON UFO Journal. They
publicly stated that they "no longer have confidence in the testimony of
Gerald Anderson, who claims to have stumbled upon a crash site with members of
his family. Anderson has admitted falsifying a document and so his testimony
about finding wreckage of a crashed flying saucer near the Plains of San Augustin in western New Mexico,
can no longer be seen as sufficiently reliable."
However, Friedman and Berliner went on "This does not mean (we) feel there
was no crash at the Plains of San Augustin; There is
considerable impressive testimony to such an event. Nor does it mean that
everything reported by Gerald Anderson is without value."
The editor of the Journal, Dennis Stacey, rightly commented: "Although, it
strongly suggests it!
Eplilogue
#2:
Well, there now seems to be a Repudiation of this Repudiation. In
1998, Stanton Friedman writes:
"However, despite
the negative comment by Don Berliner about some problems with Gerald, at the
beginning of the 2nd Edition of Crash at
"I was disappointed about the phone bill business as Gerald knows. But I
have still defended him to various and sundry including fiction writer and anti
abduction propagandist Kevin Randle."
When it was pointed
out that this was indeed different than what had been published before, Friedman
wrote:
"I had forgotten
the MUFON JOURNAL letter. in 1993. Yes I have
definitely not fully accepted that position. and
yes, I do have problems with some of John Carpenter's activities. The phone bill
was the fraudulent document. I was probably at fault for keeping Gerald appraised of the nefarious activities of Randle... which
would have made anybody ready to trick Randle."
[...]
"I perhaps should add that I like Gerald and that Berliner wrote the letter
and almost all of Crash at
Additional sources of
information:
- Crash at Corona by Stanton Friedman and Don Berliner, Paragon House,
New York, 1992
- The Truth About the UFO Crash at Roswell by Kevin Randle and Donald
Schmitt, M. Evans and Company, Inc., New York, 1994
- A History of UFO Crashes by Kevin Randle, Avon Books, New York, 1995.
- SUN Nov 1991
- SUN Mar 1992
- SUN Nov 1992
- SUN Mar 1991
- SUN Mar 1993
The following was taken from a newspaper from
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Titled: Noted expert
finds account convincing.
BY: Mike O'Brien
E-mail former News-Leader associate Mike OBrien via obriencolumn@sbcglobal.net
The original story from microfilm from the archives history
and genealogy section of the Springfield-Greene County Library Missouri from
microfilm.
www.life-union.com/7/geraldanderson/ebe.pdf Complete with drawings
of a flying saucer with 4 greys aliens and another
sketch of a gray alien.
What sets Gerald Anderson apart from the thousands of other
American's, including scores of Ozarkers, who say
they've seen UFO's or even insist they've been kidnapped by creatures from outer
space?
Why are Gerald Anderson's childhood recollections stirring
international interest among UFO researchers whose reputations have been built
on healthy skepticism and willingness to debunk hoaxes?
Because of little things he has to say and how he says them.
Stanton Friedman, a nuclear physicist who has lectured on more
than 600 college campuses about UFOs, describes Anderson as "a really
significant, potentially the most important" witness to what both men believe
was the aftermath of one of two space craft crashes in New Mexico in mid-summer
1947.
Friedman is co-authoring a book based upon several years of
painstaking investigation into the haunting mystery. He was startled, upon
meeting
"There's no way he could know some of these things unless he
had been there at the time," Friedman believes.
Example: only days before first talking with
In sketches of the desert crash scene drawn by
"I got shivers over that one," says John Carpenter, who has
extensively debriefed
Carpenter holds degrees in psychology and psychiatric social
work from DePauw and Washington universities and trained in clinical hypnosis at
the Menninger Institute. He's in his 12th year of work at a psychiatric hospital
facility in
"When Gerald tells his story, it's not just a story -- it's
his life he's telling you, intermixed with his feelings and his beliefs and all
that is Gerald," Carpenter says.
"When someone is spinning a hoax or tale, they only give you
enough to raise your curiosity. Not Gerald. He gives you everything, in detail,
much more than you ask him for. He'd be setting himself up to be found out if it
wasn't true. He's so confident, he goes so much further than a hoaxer would ever
dare."
Carpenter puts great stock in
"And when he's under hypnosis, all the bigger, adult words
drop out when he describes events from his childhood," Carpenter found. "He
relates what he was in child-like terms."
Carpenter also detected "genuine amazement"
when
Most subtle but perhaps most telling, in Carpenter's view, was
"He was so grateful at being taken seriously. You could see
the relief and release after all those years, and the great hope that other
people would take him seriously too, once and for all."
Ironically, Friedman points to Gallup Poll results indicating
that 60 percent of Americans who have college degrees say they believe UFOs are
real. With such a receptive constituency, why would government officials persist
in what Friedman calls the "Cosmic Watergate" -- the cover-up and denial of the
Friedman emphasizes that he's not as interested in uncovering
past misdeeds as he is in encouraging future progress.
"I believe we should have an 'Earthling"
orientation rather than nationalistic orientation. The easiest way to
demonstrate the wisdom of this is to prove that life forms from other planets
are coming here. If we can do that, then everyone will be forced to look at our
world differently, as a part of a galactic neighborhood."
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The second part of the
Titled: Fact or
Fantasy? Springfieldian seeks validation of UFO
encounter 43 years ago.
Written by: Mike O'Brien
ALSO NOTE: the actual newspaper article shows a scene of the
UFO crash drawn by Gerald Anderson and also a sketch of a creature he believes
was a visitor from another galaxy.
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To a 5-year-old kid from
"I was in awe" recalls Gerald Anderson of his arrival in
Then says
There were four -- two dead, on dying, one apparently
uninjured. The creatures were about 4 feet tall, with heads disproportionately
large for their bodies by human measure and almond-shaped, coal black eyes. They
huddled in the shadow of 50-ft-diameter silver disk - a "flying saucer" that had
crashed into a low hillside on the rim of what locals call the Plains of San Augustin.
Anderson, a former police chief at
"I saw them. I even touched one of the creatures. I put my
hand on their ship. And I wasn't alone - my dad, my uncle, my brother and my
cousin all saw the same things. And so did a lot of other people. But they
aren't talking.
Among those listening most intently are some of the foremost
researchers into unidentified flying object (UFO phenomena. These experts say
Gerald Anderson appears to be an important link in a frustratingly fragmented
chain of evidence concerning the most famous - or infamous - chapter in UFO
annals: the so called "Roswell Incident."
No one denies that "something" happened in July 1947 in
central
Nonetheless, over the years, persistent whispered rumors grew
into published articles and books, even movies, which fanned speculation that
what actually occurred was a visit by creatures from another planet - an
intergalactic expedition that turned to tragedy on the high desert and then into
a massive cover-up in the highest circles of the U.S. government.
"I wasn't looking for any unsolved mysteries - I have enough
mysteries in my life that are unsolved, and I don't need any more,"
"But, bingo! On comes this story, and
everything was wrong,"
"These people don't know what they're talking about,"
Friedman, who lives in
The results excited Friedman. "Powerful stuff!" he exclaimed
upon hearing interview tapes. Friedman arranged airline tickets for Anderson and
Carpenter to join him in
A NEW HOME
The
The next day, another uncle, Ted, struck up a conversation
with Gerald's older brother Glen Jr., who was on leave from the Marine Corps.
Glen Jr. was a rockhound, and his uncle piqued the
young Marine's enthusiasm with talks of gorgeous stones just waiting to be
collected in the desert.
" Ted told my brother, ' I know where
there's plenty of moss agate.' So we all piled into a 1940 Plymouth - Uncle Ted,
my cousin Victor (Ted's 8 year old son), my brother, Glen, my dad and myself. We
went out into this area where the moss agate was supposed to be - followed two
ruts into the desert, bounced along out there for a while, and ended up on top
of a ridgeline. We parked the car and started to walk down an arroyo (gully) and
dry creek bed and out onto the plains.
A STRANGE DISCOVERY
"But we came around a
corner and right there in front of us stuck into the side of this hill, was a
silver disc. There were some remarks like"There's
a crash up here! Something's crashed up here! And then someone
saying 'That's a goddamn spaceship!" "We all went up there to it. There
were three creatures, three bodies, lying on the ground underneath this thing in
the shade. Two weren't moving and the third one obviously was having trouble
breathing, like when you have broken ribs. There was a fourth one next to it,
sitting there on the ground. There wasn't a thing wrong with it, and it
apparently had been giving first aid to the others.
A few minutes after the
The sun had climbed to a midday peak by this time and recalls
"It was 115 (degrees) out there that day. But around the
craft, when you got close to it, it was cold. When you touched the metal, it
felt just like it came out of a freezer."
SOMETHING WASN'T RIGHT
After a few minutes,
Other things began happening quickly about this time,
"His situation was hopeless. He knew it. He'd just lived
through a nightmare that most of us wouldn't be able to psychologically stand.
He'd watched two of his crew, his friends or maybe even his
family die. He's watching another one die. He knows there's no chance of
rescue, because the military is here and his people aren't going to be able to
get him.
"God only knows how far away from home he was, and he knew he
was never going to see - if they have loved ones - his loved ones again. He was
totally alone on a hostile planet, and the only people who where showing him
kindness were being run off by the military at weapon-point.
"As a kid, I was aware of what being afraid of the dark was
like., and the feeling I got from him was that feeling multiplied a
million times. It was scary. It was terrifying.
SOLDIERS ON THE SCENE
Another recollection strikes
And it soon became apparent,
In the days that followed, all of
Although several witnesses said it was like nothing they'd
ever seen before, military officers insisted the metallic pieces came from an
ordinary weather balloon.....
A WEATHER
BALLOON?
Forty three years later,
With all evidence confiscated and the military steadfastly
sticking by the weather balloon explanation, the story faded from the news by
July's end. And Gerald Anderson says he tucked away the memory as he grew into
manhood. "I learned you just don't go up to the average person on the street and
say, "Damn, know what I saw?" The guy will go, "Get away from me,
fool! Are you crazy?" In later life, he didn't mention it even to his
wife until a few years after their marriage.
NO CONFLICT IN BELIEFS
Although he concedes his account might make some fellow
churchgoers uncomfortable,
In fact,
Of the five
"I want to see the government stand up and say, 'Look, we're
not alone in the universe.
Let's make a 'Star Trek' really happen. Let's do go out there
and explore the universe. That may be our only salvation. Because with what's
doing to this Earth, we're not going to make it much past the year 2000."
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Shulman
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Jack Shulman states that AT&T could NOT have developed the
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Quote / Enquote. Please remove that
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answer to the question, despite what Nexus said, as I was not around in 1947,
and anything I might suspect would be hearsay and strictly circumstantial
evidence. Of Nexus published that misquote, please ask them to substitute
the above.
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B) Edited from a lecture at the Global
Sciences Congress in
(Audiotape
transcribed by Ruth Parnell)
Hi, I'm Jack Shulman. I'm the head of the American Computer Company.
American Computer Company is part of the Technology International Group and Bell
North America group of companies. I'm also one of the owners of the group of
companies. I've been in the computer industry for about 28 or 29 years. I've
worked for IBM as a professional services management consultant. I worked on the
development of the personal computer in 1978 for FIT [Fashion Institute of
Technology] and Simplicity Patterns, later adopted by IBM. I developed something
called the "pattern creator". That's where we got the term "PC". Prior to that,
I'd developed what you might call the first windowing operating system in 1975
for Citibank, and before that there were earlier versions I did for a company
called Vydec. I'm a serious computer person - very,
very serious - and also someone who's not generally inclined to leap to great
predispositions about any unusual subject.
Well, as it turns
out, a few years ago I got my dose of reality. It was in the form of a visit
from a friend of mine. When I was very young I'd got involved in technology,
partly by virtue of the influence of a friend's father. I grew up in central
I'd always held out
that AT&T was this rather magnificent institution. Anybody here worked for AT&T
in the past? So, you know when I say Bell Labs research, I'm speaking Holy
Grail; and in certain parts of the defence
community and in government I'm also speaking Holy Grail. Anyone here realise that AT&T and Bell Laboratories ran our nuclear
arsenal for 45 years? Anybody who knows that, raise your hand. Not a one of you.
I didn't really even know until a little bit later in my career, but I knew
something strange was going on because it always seemed to me that AT&T always
had what it needed to make innovations in technology, and subsequently such
technology would migrate to an IBM or a Sarnoff Research or to an RCA.
And I could never
really figure out, in the course of my young life, who were these magnificent,
incredible scientists, other than that I frequently met them...like a fellow by
the name of William Shockley. He was quite a frequent friend to Jack Morton's
household, and I knew him, and I knew some of the other folks that he knew, like
a fellow by the name of - well, I guess not too many people would know him - Bob
Noyce, and Jack Kilby
who was an acquaintance of theirs, and so forth. These names, if you've ever
worked for AT&T or in the electronics industry, are also Holy Grail names. These
are
I was rather shocked
when, about late 1995, a dear friend came to me. He was at one time one of the
very well known generals in the Pentagon, a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
and is now a consultant. I'd known him a very long time through the Morton
family and
I met with him at his
home. I met a woman by the name of Mrs Jeffrey Proscauer. That's not her real name, but it's the name she
goes by; she does not want her true identity revealed. And I got a chance to
piece and look through some 28 boxes of materials that had come from Western
Electric Laboratories in the late 1940s, 1947, early 1948 and beyond, and some
subsequent documents. Now again, if you've ever worked for AT&T, you know that
the laboratories at Bell Laboratories are often quite distinct, and the
documentation from a laboratory is kept in an ongoing, growing tome called a
"Lab Shopkeeper's Notebook". It turns out that even in the super-secret
laboratories, the ones in the part of Western Electric or Bell Laboratories that
manage the nuclear arsenal, these notebooks are kept, and they grow and they're
ongoing and they become almost like a living representation of what that
laboratory did for a living.
Well, such as it is,
I was rather shocked at what I had to see there in these boxes of materials, and
I convinced them to let me look at them over the course of about
three-and-a-half weeks. They were kept at the consultant's house during that
time period, and he actually kept a security guard with them at all times
because he was afraid that someone might come and steal them. Now of course, I
wasn't sure why he was afraid, because at the time I didn't
realise
the full magnitude of what I was looking at.
In any event, after
about two or three weeks of looking at them, I came back to him and we sat down
over what turned out to be a Christmas Eve dinner, and I said to him: "I've got
to tell you something. I'm having a real problem with this because what you're
showing me looks like technology that we have not yet developed, that humanity
has not yet developed, yet the documents you're showing me appear to be
forty-eight, forty-nine years old. This would put them in 1947, 1948, 1949."
I suggested to him
that before I could proceed I would have to have someone verify the age,
carbon-date or come up with some other means to verify the age of the documents,
and he agreed. So, with the help of a mutual acquaintance - a private
investigator formerly with the Justice Department - we were able to take
fragments of the documents without damaging them.
We sent them to an
expert who formerly consulted for Scotland Yard; he's a fairly well known
forensic expert at...I believe it's the
I was sort of at a
loss at that juncture, because even though we had forensic information at the
time from this particular forensic expert that would date these boxes back to
the late '40s, and even though they said "Western Electric, Bell Laboratories",
part of them said something called "Z-Division" on them. We knew of the
Z-Division: it was a segment of the United States Army, formed in 1947 and 1948.
The implications were that this project was operating on the fringes of the
nuclear bomb development project - then known as the Manhattan Project Group.
It turns out that in
1947 - between '47 and actually late '48 - Harry Truman decided he was going to
grant a contract to AT&T to go through the overseeing and management of our
nuclear arsenal and the commercialisation of derived
product technologies from the nuclear bomb, from the bomb project: the physics,
the electronics, the control systems, even the ballistics, the radar that was
used, the ICBM technology that was under development in the late '40s after we
got a hold of the V-series rockets from the Nazis, and so forth. The contract
was inked by Truman in early 1949, if I recall correctly, but during the prior
two-year period there was an informal relationship, during which AT&T played a
greater and greater role in the organisation
of super-secret military weapons-grade projects for the federal government and
eventually got pretty much control of what was then known as the Z-Division.
Z-Division, believe
it or not, originated in
I guess you could
imagine what it must have been like in the time period. They were in the middle
of a war when they were building the nuclear bombs and they had to do everything
secretly, so this Z-Division was created with super-secrecy as its fundamental
core.
Ultimately Lawrence
was called in because they had to build enough of an accelerator to refine
enough uranium to make the bomb possible, and, in spite of all the greatest
minds of nuclear physics assigned to the Z-Division in the Manhattan Project,
none of them could figure out how to refine enough uranium to make the nuclear
bomb a possibility. This was before the first bomb was exploded. So Lawrence was
brought in because he knew how to make a cyclotron; but his cyclotron, the
biggest one he'd ever created, was about the size of this white board over here,
and it could produce about a thimbleful of refined uranium - which would have
been about enough to make a nuclear bomb capable of blowing off your left foot.
In any event,
We decided one day at
American Computer Company that we were going to be brave. I talked with my board
and I talked with some of the people at the company and they agreed. "Yeah, we
can try this; let's see what happens."
We decided that we
were going to take the story that had been conveyed to me about this unusual
Shopkeeper's Notebook with these unusual technological artifacts in them, and
naively and blithely put a panel on the Internet, describing in black and white
and colour what we had found, and raise the question.
However, the picture that we put up was a picture of Testor's
model of the so-called Roswell Lander. It's a picture of what looks like a
spacecraft with wings and a jet propulsion system, with a pod in the front to
hold alien occupants who were piloting it. We superimposed the picture over an
image from the
Now that probably was
the stupidest thing we ever did. Here's this picture of a Roswell alien lander sitting on a panel in the middle of a computer
company website, and on it it said something like:
"Did AT&T receive stolen alien technologies from the US Government in 1947 and
thereby invent the transistor, the laser, the integrated circuit, and...on
and on and on... different technologies?" Well, we figured the reaction we would
get from the public would be one of, "Oh gee, isn't that cute? That's funny,
X-Files, you know..." The reaction we got was not one we had anticipated.
Three days after we
placed the image onto our website, we received a very strange series of military
faxes to our tech support fax machine, referring to a piece of hardware known as
"Sky Station". Anybody ever hear of anything called Sky Station? Never heard of
it, have you? Well, it's up there. It's an orbital platform of some kind. We
were receiving live messages from Sky Station for a day or two and we decided
this wasn't right; we were going to call the Pentagon and tell them about it. So
I picked up the phone and first I called
That next day our
offices were broken into. Our front door was smashed, our glass was smashed to
smithereens all over the place, and everything was taken out of the file
cabinets in our offices. My office was a wreck when I got in there. It was
awful. We came in the next day to work and it was like: what happened, what
happened?
I had these faxes in
my briefcase. I'd taken them with me, home. So apparently, by not leaving them
there, I probably worsened the situation. It might have been better if I'd left
them there, to be frank; if they'd found them and had just come and arrested us,
taken us away. They were top level, five-level clearance. We're not supposed to
even see or even know such a thing, but inadvertently, as a result, we became
aware of the fact that there's an orbital DSP [Defense Space Platform], called
Sky Station, which is nuclear-hardened and equipped to carry nuclear weapons,
because it was described in these faxes.
It is not a very
pleasant place to be, to discover that now, here we are at the end of the Cold
War with an agreement that there will be no nuclear weapons in space in orbit,
and there is apparently a platform up there that the United States secretly put
up back in the '60s or '70s or '80s, that's equipped; it's nuclear-hardened,
it's one of the Star Wars SDI series, based on Spacelab, equipped to handle and
carry nuclear weapons.
So now, not only did
we have a picture of an alleged alien craft on our website, talking about alien
technologies being transferred to AT&T, but we also were in possession of very
high level, Level Five, Top Secret security clearance military faxes describing
something called Sky Station.
That week we had
visits from the Air Force Office of Special Investigations. They came up and
they interviewed us. They put me through a day-long third degree. We didn't want
it happening in the middle of our customers coming in and seeing us or selling
personal computers and servers, so I took them to an out-of-the-way part of the
office, down the hall, down the elevator to a little office downstairs, and I
got a query about everything just short of...well, it included my shoe size,
when I was born, names of parents, names of grandparents, when they entered the
country, driver's licence
number. They went through a Q&A with me and with my staff,
that just came short of asking me the wrong question - if you know what I
mean.
We were very
startled, naturally. We weren't certain what in fact was going on, but we're not
ones to back down at American Computer so we decided that instead of running for
cover and taking the picture down off of our website... because we kind of
connected that the two things might have something to do with each
other...instead of backing down and turning it all off, we would go the other
direction. So we moved the picture to a separate section of our website and
created an entire website within our website, called American Computer Company
Special Investigation. This is what happens when you grow up in
We tried to be a
little cute. We put up a picture, and if you go to our website it's still there.
If you go to our main website, http://accpc.com, at the bottom of the page is a
nav bar with a pointer in the middle of the corporate info products,
catalogue, features, tech support,
What we did in the
story was we isolated a few pointers, some of which only I was privy to. One of
them was that there was some relationship between the government and AT&T that
resulted in the transistor's invention. I mentioned I grew up in the household
of the head of Bell Labs, so I knew that there was something strange about the
transistor because I knew Bill Shockley, and Bill Shockley was something of a
witless buffoon. There's no way he could have invented the transistor.
The symbol for the
transistor is made up of three pieces: positive, positive and negative; or
negative, negative and positive...silicon dioxide doped with arsenic and boron,
in 1947. Now, in 1947, doping things with boron was not easy. It required the
sort of equipment that even Bell Labs in 1946 did not possess. They had this
type of equipment at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories - but it would have taken
thousands and thousands and thousands of man-hours to invent the transistor.
If you look back at
it historically, what AT&T was claiming was that one day this "genius", William
Shockley, was working with a rectifier; he looked at it and he noticed it had
unusual propensities, and there, bingo, he invented the transistor! He figured
it out right there! And to verify that, the two other "geniuses" that they got
to help work on the transistor, Dr Bardeen and Dr Brattain, both said: "Oh yeah,
I remember a guy by the name of Case was [allegedly] talking about transistors
in 1931, and I knew back then we were going to have them."
That is the history
of the transistor at AT&T prior to 1948, other than claiming it was invented in
December of 1947 by Dr Shockley. Anybody believe that story? Me neither. And I
knew, because the administrative head of the transistor project was Jack Morton
- the man at whose house I was staying to go to school and whose sons I was
friends with - and he often commented on the fact that it was really a shame
that those three idiots got responsibility for the transistor and he didn't. And
I always wondered, because he too didn't possess the scientific ability to
develop the transistor. He was a brilliant man who had invented the
radiobroadcast vacuum tube, the close-spaced triode, but it appears as if he was
brought in to head up the project to try to draw back the transistor in time to
radio tubes and the things that Shockley talked about; and it was as if the
whole thing was just a ploy and he might as easily have been given
responsibility and got the Nobel Prize as Bill Shockley. Professional jealousy?
In any event, for
most of my young life I believed that the transistor had come from a government
project and that they were just hiding its origins. Which government project, I
did not realise until I saw the Shopkeeper's Notebook
in the possession of my friend, the consultant.
Now, I'd heard a lot
about Roswell in my life and I'd read the Project Blue Book books and I'd read a
lot of books like Berlitz's books and so forth, but I
was not someone who believed in Roswell, who believed that a UFO had crashed at
Roswell at the time, in any event. There I was, stuck with all this information
and having created this rather minor scandal on the Internet...well, maybe not
minor, with the Air Force coming to visit us.
Next thing I know,
radio talk show host Art Bell sends science reporter Linda Moulton Howe to my
office. She has to be there because she has to see whether or not our offices
were actually broken into. A beautiful woman, very intelligent...she shows up at
the office with a tape recorder. I'm exhausted...the weeks have been going not
so good lately, and we're still picking up the pieces of glass out of the sofas
in the lobby. She sees the windows are broken in the front and we have a wooden
partition set up to try to keep the air out of the building, and she records me
answering questions about all this. I try to be as vague as I can and answer the
questions about what's going on here, and she talks about the story. And next
thing I know, she plays the tape on "Dreamland", on Art's show. I swear to God,
it was the strangest thing we had ever seen happen!
That very next day we
got well over 3,000 phone calls from people all trying to get in to see me
personally; they had to come to see me personally, to tell me about
At that point I realised there's more than just a casual interest on the
part of the public, so we decided we would carry the original ACC Roswell story
right through to its ultimate conclusion. We have been for several years now.
So, we have publicised the fact that Dr Morton met his untimely death
and that Dr Morton was one of the few people who knew the true history of the
transistor at AT&T - aside from Bill Shockley who would never have talked
because that would have meant the end of his Nobel Prize, along with Drs Bardeen
and Brattain, and Dr Kilby who subsequently went on to
bigger and better things, and he's dead now.
It looked like Dr
Morton was breaking camp with AT&T and was very, very outspoken, very angry with
AT&T over this whole thing. Professional jealousy, I guess. One day in 1972, Dr
Morton was found knocked unconscious and set afire in his Volvo P18 sports
coupι, devastating the Morton household and family - my friends - and for
reasons that nobody seemed to know.
Well, we decided to
see whether or not there might be any link, any reason to link Dr Morton's
possible migration to a Japanese firm, and we tried to make an inquiry about it
with the corporate security department at AT&T. That's when we discovered that
there are people working in corporate security at AT&T who don't want to talk
about Dr Morton's untimely death. Now, you've got to understand, we're talking
about something which happened 25 years ago.
So we were
investigating further, and I interviewed a member of the Morton household who
was talking about the transistor project and got very, very teary-eyed when I
talked about the transistor. I said, "Oh, did you ever wonder where the
transistor really came from?" It was as if I had cut a jugular. The conversation
ended right there. "Can't discuss this further with you."
We looked into it a
little bit further and it became clear to us that Dr Morton was probably
responsible for this Shopkeeper's Notebook working its way outside of AT&T -
probably, because he was the principal investigator. Everybody knows what a
principal investigator is. Involved in any government project you have a
principal investigator. They have to name somebody to take the blame. When AT&T
screws up, they have to have someone to fire, and they're certainly not going to
pick someone important enough in their view; they're going to pick the one that
everybody doesn't like. He was a tough guy; very, very strong-minded; and
everybody didn't like him that much, so they made him the principal
investigator.
There were other
people involved, apparently. There was a fellow by the name of Ramey. He was a
figure at the Department of the Army. He was named in the documents. There were
quite a few other people named in the documents. We're not revealing all of the
people at this particular juncture because of Mrs Proscauer who won't allow us to give out certain things. And
in order to continue on an ongoing basis having access to these documents and
so-called Notebook, we're very cautious about the information we give out.
In any event, we
decided to depict in a series of pages on the Internet the entirety of the story
of what we'd been going through, going on the theory that one of the ways you
can protect yourself from, for instance, being assassinated by having
information in your possession that's dangerous to others, is to publicise it as widely as you possibly can - which is what
we did. Of course, there's a certain drawback to that approach. The drawback was
that within no time the attacks, the onslaughts, the assaults, the death
threats, the credibility attacks, the undermining of credibility, the public
humiliation, pain and suffering began.
We found ourselves
besieged by what I can only describe as a multilateral black project, which
included death threats on myself and my family, death threats on our employees,
pictures of me with bullet holes and blood dripping out, on the Internet, out of
the blue...a really, really strange thing to have happen. We had people come up
and claim they had been hired by us to verify the claims that technology like
this originated on an alien spacecraft.
And you've got to
understand, we didn't say that it originated on an alien spacecraft. We asked
the question, "Did it originate...?" Would you run around on the Internet saying
this technology came from an alien spacecraft? No. You'd ask the question. You'd
say, "Let's put together the evidence; let's find out."
We decided we would
approach a higher authority, ask the question to the higher authority and make
it a matter of public record. So, who is a higher authority, other than, say,
Bill Clinton, that you might go to to ask the
question: Did the transistor and subsequent technologies fall into the hands of
AT&T from the Nazi Germans, the Japanese? Well, neither of them had any of this
stuff. Secret government project? Well, the United
States Government couldn't build any of this stuff. Half this stuff that we saw
in the Notebook...even today we don't even have some of the minerals, some of
the chemical materials, necessary to create them.
We decided we would
ask the Secretary of Defense, William Cohen. In fact, we got William Cohen and
then his administrative assistant on the phone, and the
head of the Air Force OSI instantly on the phone with us, and sent them a kit
and kaboodle of stuff to take a look at. We asked them
to come down, take a look at things that we wanted explained in their original
context. Well, we've never heard from them about it. We haven't heard from the
Air Force or OSI - we filed OSI 9001 pages, demands, with them. We've never
heard a single word back from the OSI, the Air Force, the
Pentagon. They've kept their distance, accepted the requested requests and
violated the law, because under the law, when you give them these demands, they
have 30 days to respond. Not a single response. As if to say, "You're not
influential enough to get us to respond to these."
In any event, we got
nowhere with them so we decided we might embarrass them a little bit. Now, how
do you embarrass the Air Force? I mean, sometimes they do a pretty good job of
embarrassing themselves! But how do you embarrass the Air Force, how do you
embarrass William Cohen, the Secretary of Defense, particularly in a time period
when we're in the middle of an ersatz situation of war with Iraq, when the Cold
War is over? You publish your findings; you have to have findings. I was invited
to appear a total of 15 times on radio shows, including Art Bell again,
Sightings, the Mike Jarmus Show, ABC News, and finally
I turned down the Larry King Live show. I'd just about had enough. I was on ABC
News, though, about three weeks ago.
We built two of the
devices we saw in the Lab Shopkeeper's Notebook. One of them was a semiconductor
device. This semiconductor device we called the "Transfer Capacitor", and it has
actually shocked the industry. People called me "lunatic" and "liar" and every
conceivable name in the book for a period of 11 months as we described the
transfer capacitor's unusual capability. It can be made about the size of a
molecule, it can be controlled by microvolts of
electricity, it produces no heat and it switches at 12 terahertz.
Does anyone know what
a terahertz is? Intel Pentium's transistors switch at 500 megahertz or some
small multiple thereabouts. This thing is 12,000 times faster than the fastest
transistors we've ever built. We tested it. We actually went out and got some
silver alkane from a company in
We got some friends
who operated a company called InMos, who had some
semiconductor materials, and over six months - this is two years ago - we built
an 8-gigabyte solid-state hard drive in a space about 'yay'
big...poker-chip-sized...operating at the same speed, 12 terahertz, capable of
replacing the memory of a PC. We subsequently built 2,500 of them and sent them
out in the form of test kits for people in industry to evaluate - people who
refused to believe that such a thing could exist. We sent them to Rohm & Haas;
we sent them to Intel. We got some of them back. People didn't even want to look
at them: "What is this nonsense?" Motorola wouldn't take one, interestingly.
Texas Instruments took one.
In any event, for six
months I had to put up with some of the most obnoxious, insulting, nasty
comments you could imagine, even when I was at meetings of my own professional
conferences. "The crazy alien guy with his flying-saucer transistor" - that was
typical.
Ultimately what
bailed us out was that a friend of mine who used to work for IBM, now for
Lucent, managed to convince his private funding agency to give Lawrence Berkeley
Laboratories a grant to check us out at ACC. He picked Lawrence Berkeley because
they probably have the highest integrity of all the physics laboratories in the
world - the ones who had the 10,000-foot racetrack, made out of 12 million tons
of silver, that in 1947 must have knocked Henry
Morganthal right out of his leather chair when it was requested. They
tested using the same procedures, but they had a much better laser than we did.
We only had a little laser at
What the "T-cap" or
Transfer Capacitor really is, is a metal-insulated dielectric junction
semiconductor based on silver alkane. It works on the
principle whereby electrons strike the bond in question, elevate its energy
level and, boom, what was an insulator becomes a conductor in a half of a
millionth of a billionth of a second! Very fast! It persists for about two
thousandths of those millionths of a billionths
of a second and turns itself off. We use two of them in a pair, one to refresh
the other, and they nearly never lose any electrons. Once we charge them up,
they stay charged for an hour. So we only need a tiny bit of power to power
them. They produce no heat. We can't measure heat from these things because the
heat, if it were there, is absorbed back into the substance, the silver alkane, because of its unusual propensities.
Now, everyone who has
ever owned a PC knows how much heat today's computer microprocessors generate.
It's unearthly! And the faster they get, the more heat
they generate. The power they consume is being turned into heat, like a toaster
oven. That's why people call PCs "video toasters". This thing, if it were used
to replace the transistors, the 130 million or so throughout your PC, would
produce no heat. Instead of consuming 150 watts, it would probably consume
one-thousandth of a watt. And it's been sitting on the shelves for nearly 50
years!
In any event, we've
got this story, and 9,000 messages and news items about it. Really strange
things and people that come on: a fellow by the name of Wang on the private
alleged web identities of two very public figures; fraudulent publications about
ACC; hackers who hack into our website.
If you go to our
website and read through it, you'll be truly amazed. You'll be stunned, you'll
be shocked. You will also walk away no longer a sceptic,
if you were. If you're someone who believed, you will now see what I call "third
party circumstantial evidence" that verifies that something very unusual
happened in
We recently received,
courtesy of the
In any event, the
Russians decided to put together this committee, and I don't know if they spent
the millions of dollars on our account; they might have. They sent us a copy of
the transcript of the report by Alexiev, which was
also carried on The Learning Channel, TLC, last week.
The Russians have decided there's an alien presence in our solar system, based
on all the evidence, on these things they've examined.
They've somehow got a
hold of pictures of our transcapacitor from our lab. I
don't know how, because we've never taken any. Leave it to the Russians! The KGB
doesn't exist anymore; it's called the MSB now, right? And Alexiev has gone public, as have the Russians, and as a
result of his report he has now been appointed by...what's the name of the head
of the
As an aside, we
thought we would solicit a few senators' opinions. We solicited the offices of
Senator Kennedy - another man who likes the glass of wine occasionally. In any
event, we got a very strange reaction from the office of Senator Kennedy. They
sent us a folio about a study that was done on funding, that was publicised by the Senator's office. In the middle of it they
had yellowed out a section that talked about the deep space probe series that
NASA is sending out - the Deep Space 1. I think they're naming them after that
Star Trek show, Deep Space 9. When they get to nine, I don't know what they'll
do!
In any event, Deep
Space 3 or Deep Space 4 is slated to receive a piece of equipment called a
"laser cannon". At Lincoln Labs there's a funded project afoot to develop, on a
rush basis, an offensive weapon based on laser technology, because wherever this
deep-space probe is going, they believe they need it. Deep space is the space
outside of the solar system, or at the extreme ends of the solar system.
Apparently Senator
Kennedy was one of the sponsors, but the senators and congressmen do not hold
the same opinion as the Defense Department and the Air Force about whether
there's an alien presence in or right outside of our solar system.
So, right now, that's
about where we're up to. We're starting to commercialise
the transfer capacitor and look at partners; we're going to get it out there. We
figured, why not? We've spent so much money on the research investigation, we
might as well see if we can sell these things to people. British Telecom has
jumped in and stated they've placed a letter-of-intent order with us. They're
using it in a product they call the "Soul Catcher" chip [see Global News, NEXUS
3/06, Oct&endash;Nov
1996]. We've had some preliminary discussions with a company called Shipley, the
world's largest manufacturer of semiconductor materials.
We've had discussions
with Intel, IBM. Just in the last few months, a guy from IBM said, "You should
have been dealing with us all along." "Well, why didn't you come to us?" "Well,
I'm coming to you now." "There are a lot of people who are interested." "Well,
we're IBM." "So? You had these in your lab all along and couldn't get them to
work!"
We're not sure what
direction it's all going to go in, but I just wanted to end with this. This
morning, as I was going up in the elevator, I felt like I was hanging upside
down, holding the world up with my feet. The next time you get in the elevator
out there, think about that. That's how we feel at ACC.
Edited from a lecture at the Global Sciences Congress in
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Lee Freeman, found this article at
http://www.subversiveelement.com/Roswell_Reverse_Engineering_Shul.html
in May 2004, in reference to http://accpc.com
which forwards to http://compamerica.com
--> same corporation, same owner.
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Hello. This message is for Josh Freeman.
I am sending the "Fact or Fantasy" article from 9 December 1990, pp. 1F,4F in
the
The first two parts are in this email.
The files are large. Some of the
wording
is difficult to read. A few
scratches on the microfilm of this article
add
to the reading difficulty.
Here is the second two parts from the "Fact or Fantasy" article from 9 December
1990, pp. 1F,4F in the
Gerald F. Anderson turned up in the
page
11, with the necessary correlation by occupation (custodian at Southwest
Missouri State Unversity),
but no mention of a telephone number).
Gerald F. Anderson
The November 2005
Gerald Anderson any longer. However, I verified the 1996 Directory
information
with
the current November 2004
and
the online Greene County Assessor's website (Gerald Francis Anderson).
This came off Ancestry.com's Public Information Index:
Gerald F Anderson, 64 (Age),
65803. 417-833-2844
If you would like to contact the church mentioned in the 1990 "News-Leader"
article,
p.4F, below is that contact information.
Ascension Episcopal Church
905
Telephone: 417-881-7065
Good luck in your search.
John Rutherford localhistory@mail.sgcl.org
Local History and Genealogy Department
PLEASE SEND EMAIL REQUESTS TO:
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PHONE: (417) 874-8112 ext 128
MAILING ADDRESS:
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FOR OTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE SEE OUR WEB SITE:
http://thelibrary.org/lochist/about.cfm
The News-Leader article about Gerald
Francis Anderson from Microfilm
at the Springfield-Greene County Library
downloadable from microfilm turned to .tiff format.
www.life-union.com/gifs/NL9Dec19901Fa.tiff
www.life-union.com/gifs/NL9Dec19901Fb.tiff
www.life-union.com/gifs/NL9Dec19904fa.tiff
www.life-union.com/gifs/NL9Dec19904fb.tiff
Travis Walton from the movie
Fire in the Sky
www.travis-walton.com
As reference to discuss
another alien encounter story.
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Sorry Joshua, but the agency that's
REALLY involved is probably top secret. Right now the Air Force gets most
of the inquiries, but they have a pretty standard "stone wall" answer for
everything. Good luck
Travis
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do you know what section of the us military, pentagon hq,
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Like I said Joshua, I don't know. I
haven't got into that archival search stuff. If Stan can't point you in
the right direction, I don't know what else you could do. All anybody is
going to find these days are just bits and references that haven't been erased
yet. But best of luck anyway.
Travis
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im wracking my
brain trying to figure it out. the army generals
listed with
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You are probably right Joshua
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interseting movie.
im intersted to learn more.
u should sell things on
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