SHORT UFO FACT: [CHUPACABRA. Many of the killings are associated with strange creatures we have called the Anomalous Biological Entities ["ABEs"]. It is reportedly a cross between a creature known as a '"Grey"' alien humanoid, mainly because the shape of its head and eyes, and what most witnesses describe as the body of a bipedal, erect dinosaur, but with no tail. Its head is oval in shape and has an elongated jaw.]
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SHORT UFO FACT: [CUFOS is acronym for Center for UFO Studies. This organization was created when NICAP was dissolved in 1973. It was setup by Dr. Allen Hynek and is based in Evanson Illinois Address: J.Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies 2457 West Peterson Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60659 United States of America.]
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Charles Hickson is the just Abductee that Johnny Carson perpetually booked on The Tonight Uncover. Neighboring masses family unit in America, he was dumbfounded by the story of the Pascagoula Surprising Abductions and the mind-boggling aftermath. Dr J. Allen Hynek and investigated this case which began in 1973 while Charlie Hickson and Calvin Parker were full aboard a UFO by robotic creatures. As soon as the story was reported to a internal law enforcement permitted, the U.S. Antagonistic got involved and their acceptance was as appealing and worrying as the native landscape. At home is your fortune to posture this case down in the dumps the eyes of those involved as we appraisal most inexplicable Surprising Capture perpetually investigated. This performance includes an special question amongst Charlie Hickson, Charlie's own performance about the landscape and interviews amongst his intimate, a documentary about the case, an extremely infrequent question amongst Calvin Parker, interviews amongst Stanton Friedman (UFO Campaigner), Leonard Stringfield (UFO Firm Reclamation Campaigner), Dr James Harder (Surprising Abductions Campaigner), Donald Schmitt (Essayist and CUFOS Amplifier), Con Clendenin (U.S. Army Transmit Respect and Gulf), Betty Mass (Abductee), Dr Ted Peters (UFOs and Holiness Campaigner), and ominously more! 95 proceedings of remarkable load.
I do get some strange comments lately. Most recently, someone commented on an old post called "The Soda Pop Factor," something I wrote way back in September, 2011. If you haven't read it, take a few minutes now to go take a look; I'll wait.Back? Good. Did you like it? Who cares? Did you read the comment at the bottom? Forgot, didn't you, you daydreaming fool? Well, here it is, in its entirety, and its weirdness... " Can of orange pop, or safety hazard?"Look, sorry to throw a spanner in the works but this is a classical case of one story passing from place to place. IN FACT the term 'soda pop factor' was mentioned by Dr. J. Allen Hynek recounting an investigation he undertook and the witness, describing running from an 'object' hovering near him, said he "tripped over a Soda ca (sic)" and fell over. Hynek reasoned why would he add in that small unrelated incident if he was making something up. Hynek used this in educational sessions with new and existing researchers to use as a psychological aspect to look for. He indicated to look for the same sort of factors in other reports, to at least add to the possibility of a more credible account. I know this from first hand involvement. I was heavily involved with UFO Research, CUFOS and Hynek in the 70's. Check it out if you like. Hynek is even on tape in a recorded UFO Special saying this I responded politely, as I always do, unless the comment is defending the Atacama Humanoid or the Citizen Hearing on Disclosure. But it was a strain to be polite, since this comment shifts so effortlessly from the credible to the bizarre and back again... Someone running from a hovering 'object' tripped and fell over a can of soda? Uhhh... was the can of soda cemented into the ground, because if it wasn't I have a hard time believing anyone could trip over it and fall over.And where's the proof that the concept of The Soda Pop Factor originated with Dr. Hynek and not Dr. James McDonald, as reported in "The Mothman Prophecies"? Without some kind of documentation, the commenter's claims are hard to believe, and, if we're being honest, pretty goofy.And how annoying is it for this person to say "Check it out if you like" and then not supply me with any links or references? What the hell am I supposed to be checking out?And is this person British? Who else would say "Sorry to throw a spanner into the works" but a Brit? What do the British know about any beverage besides tea?Let me tell you, Mr., Miss, Mrs. or Ms. British commenter, I've been spending an awful lot of time digging through Dr. Hynek's files, and I have yet to come across any account that remotely resembles what you describe. The burden of proof is on you.
