Leonard Stringfield's research goes public

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www.examiner.com/article/ufo-crash-investigator-leonard-stringfield-s-research-goes-public

June, 1973. The 20 May 1953 Kingman, Arizona UFO retrieval was brought to the public attention by Raymond Fowler, a respected UFO researcher. Another source supported the crash to UFO researcher Len Stringfield in 1977

1974. Rumors of saucer crashes with small bodies retreaved and hidden by the Air Force. All purported witnesses state that the incidents occured some time during the 1950s. Perpetuated by a wave of television and radio reports declaring that frozen alien corpses were being held at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio.

1978. Ufologist Leonard Stringfield announced that he had reports from twenty-four unimpeachable sources that spaceships and frozen alien corpses are being held at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

UFO crash cases really started to surface during the 1970s with Leonard Stringfield and this was before Roswell became a staple in popular culture so it'll be interesting to go through all the volumes of his research. I hope MUFON makes it public like the cases on ufoevidence.org or ufologie.patrickgross.org/

[jeffdanielk]

Science requires evidence that can be independently examined by everyone. Reports from 24 unimpeachable sources of alien bodies is not scientific evidence. Reports from 1000 sources would not be evidence. Even a disclosure announcement from the president or the head of the CIA would not be evidence. Physical material, like bodies, DNA, crafts, or alien machines must be made available for all to examine before the scientific community will accept that aliens are here.

[avalonswan]

jeff, that is why I want to create data sets of radar and photography of cubed space and fMRI brain scans of those who whitness anything within the cubed space that was recorded with my MUFON Tracker project. That way anyone can take a look at the data set and make up their own mind over what was whitnessed.

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I posted that because maybe MUFON got more than files from Stringfield's collection but that's just speculation.

[isaackoi]

Who made the generous donation? A family member?

Incidentally, I posted a table of references to discussion of Stringfield in a couple of dozen UFO books at the link below. The table can be sorted by author, date and length of discussion:
www.isaackoi.com/UFO-Personalities/stringfield-leonard-h.html