Tyler Miller Disappearances: Disappearing Aircraft – Part 1 – Stardust There is, in UFO history, a number of reports of aircraft disappearing into the mists of time. In 1947 the Stardust, a passenger plane on its way to Santiago, Chile disappeared allegedly in sight of the airfield. The search, conducted over the next week found no sign … Read more
Disappearances: The Disappearance of Oliver Lerch I first became aware of the story of Oliver Lerch as I was studying the strange case of the Allende Letters. These documents, or letters, including an annotated copy of Morris K. Jessup’s The Case for the UFO, arrived at the Office of Naval Research in the mid-1950s. The … Read more
The Mogul Perspective: Anthropomorphic Dummies Since Tony opened the door again, let’s run through it. We have the Air Force’s second final report on Roswell cleverly titled Roswell — Case Closed which suggests those reporting bodies were fooled by anthropomorphic dummies (seen here in the center) dropped as tests some ten years later. When first … Read more
The Mogul Perspective: Mogul and OPSEC You have to love the skeptics. No matter what evidence surfaces, they’ll find a way to spin it to their advantage. As many of you know, I have been suggesting for quite a while that the Project Mogul answer doesn’t work to explain the Roswell UFO crash because it … Read more
The Mogul Perspective: Another Dust Up Well, it’s happened again and I find myself in the middle of a controversy that I seemed to have started but didn’t mean too… well, not completely. I did send out the original question, but I thought the tone of my missive was reasoned and restrained but some of … Read more
The Mogul Perspective: Lies and Moore Lies Let the firestorm begin. Yes, I have grown tired of the double standard applied to Roswell witnesses by nearly everyone. If the witness says what you want to hear, then he, or she, is believed. If not, then the smear begins. Every little slip is suddenly a false … Read more
The Mogul Perspective: Moore Knew of Mogul Some things just never change. We have been bombarded for years by the idea that Project Mogul was so highly classified that even the men who worked on it didn’t know the name. I’ve argued that while the purpose was classified, the equipment wasn’t so the men at … Read more
The Mogul Perspective: Mogul Flight No. 4 As many of you know, I have been arguing against the Project Mogul explanation for what fell at Roswell from the moment that it was first proposed. I have never believed that it adequately explained the debris, descriptions of the field where it allegedly fell, or all of … Read more
Roswell Reflections: Patrick Saunders Patrick Saunders (seen here), who was the Roswell Army Air Field adjutant in July 1947, died in 1995, but not before leaving a legacy of information about his role in the retrieval and cover up. Had something happened in Roswell, no matter what it had been, as the adjutant and a … Read more
Roswell Reflections: Milton Sprouse – Roswell Witness? Milton Sprouse, 86, spent ten years as a soldier stationed at the Roswell Army Air Field, and yes, he was there in July 1947 when the UFO crashed. Sprouse’s name surfaced recently when he was interviewed by Gary Warth of the North County Times. I talked to Sprouse … Read more
