Post by Deleted on Dec 19, 2011 23:25:53 GMT -5
Source: The Randle Report - The International UFO Reporter on CD
Witness: John Reeves.
In the May/June issue, Jerome Clarke provided an in depth look at the 1965 John Reeves case in which it was suggested that Reeves claimed to have communicated with the aliens, received a written document from them, and even been photographed by them. The documents given to Reeves by the aliens were taken by the Air Force for analysis...The original documents had been thinner and on paper that reacted like flash paper when touched by a match...The deputy was sure that the papers given back to Reeve [by the Air Force] were not the same ones that they had taken away.
Link: www.trutv.com/conspiracy/phenomena/unexplained-ufo/gallery.all.html
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John F. Reeves is shown in this March, 1965, photo pointing to the footprints made by an alien he claimed to have met. Unlike the public perception of "contactees" as wild-eyed lunatics, Reeves was uniformly described as a simple, honest man. Even the skeptical local sheriff found Reeves to be "normal and sincere." According to Reeves's testimony, the alien had good manners. When Reeves, trying to flee, tripped over a bush and lost his glasses, the space traveler kindly handed them back to him. In less promising news, aliens—according to Reeves—favor tight-fitting onesie jumpsuits.
Witness: John Reeves.
In the May/June issue, Jerome Clarke provided an in depth look at the 1965 John Reeves case in which it was suggested that Reeves claimed to have communicated with the aliens, received a written document from them, and even been photographed by them. The documents given to Reeves by the aliens were taken by the Air Force for analysis...The original documents had been thinner and on paper that reacted like flash paper when touched by a match...The deputy was sure that the papers given back to Reeve [by the Air Force] were not the same ones that they had taken away.
Link: www.trutv.com/conspiracy/phenomena/unexplained-ufo/gallery.all.html
Time Life Pictures/Getty Images
John F. Reeves is shown in this March, 1965, photo pointing to the footprints made by an alien he claimed to have met. Unlike the public perception of "contactees" as wild-eyed lunatics, Reeves was uniformly described as a simple, honest man. Even the skeptical local sheriff found Reeves to be "normal and sincere." According to Reeves's testimony, the alien had good manners. When Reeves, trying to flee, tripped over a bush and lost his glasses, the space traveler kindly handed them back to him. In less promising news, aliens—according to Reeves—favor tight-fitting onesie jumpsuits.