The James Fox UFO documentary on Travel 12/30/20
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Travel's airing of the James Fox UFO documentary Wednesday night (8 to 10 p.m) was superb.
(Was it the Phenomenon movie or parts culled from it?)
Old classic UFO sightings had material that I hadn't seen before; for example, the measured footprints alongside the Socorro landing impressions from the 1964 craft that Lonnie Zamora spotted.
(I noted that a cursory fling at the 1966 Ann Arbor/Dexter UFO sighting misspelled the main witness's name as Frank Manor when it's Frank Mannor.)
The 1959 Reverend Gill sighting was encapsulated by a video of Reverend Gill talking about it and giving credence to what he and his parishioners saw.
The AATIP videos were exploited and made fresh by new insights.
There were so many old/new things presented with material(s) not known by most UFOers that it was one of the best UFO presen- tations I've seen.
The 1994 Ariel school sighting ended the showing with an elabo- ration that provided information indicating, for me, the idea that UFOs and their alleged "pilots" are from our future, rather than extraterrestrials.
The airing was dedicated to Stanton Friedman, a nice touch.
I hope most of you got to see the show.
RR
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Wednesday, December 30, 2020
1 Comments:
I agree about the general quality of the program although most of the material was familiar to contributors on this blog. The "new information" for me was the very short discussion of the "little footprints" in the Socorro case. (Could have used much more on that!). Those so-called foot or shoe prints in the sand appear to confirm Lonnie's sighting of the two smallish figures outside the landed craft.
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