A few of the cases we cover in our lectures…
In 1975, J. Allen Hynek sent journalist Lee Speigel to North Carolina to investigate a series of unusual UFO sightings by numerous law enforcement personnel. Speigel and several police and sheriff’s oYcers experienced a dramatic close encounter with an unexplained aerial craft. This was eventually acknowledged as America’s 5rst well-documented, multiple- witness triangle-boomerang-shaped UFO incident. This painting by Dale Hendrickson illustrates that event.
In October 1978, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) oYcer Jim Blackwood responded to a call regarding a strange object off of the coast of Clarenville, a Canadian town on the east coast of Newfoundland in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. When he got there he, along with about a dozen other witnesses, saw something he could not explain. Blackwood recently posted a TV interview from 1978 in which he describes the incident.
One of the most credible UFO (unidenti5ed `ying object) encounters in American history unfolded in Minnesota in 1979. Marshall County Deputy Sheriff Val Johnson never claimed that he saw aliens or spaceships—merely that a force he could not identify collided with his car, cracking its windshield and leaving him unconscious. Johnson’s reasonable testimony and the evidence left behind on his vehicle made the event a popular case among those who study unidentified aerial phenomena. Read more.
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