Cowflop Quarterly - 1995 05 05 - Vol 1 No 1
This issue of The Cowflop Quarterly argues that the Roswell incident was a result of human error and has been perpetuated by commercial interests. It posits that the debris recover
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Cowflop Quarterly (Robert Todd)
AI-generated English summaries and cover images of Cowflop Quarterly (Robert Todd) from the Archives for the Unexplained (AFU) in Norrköping, Sweden. Each entry summarises the complete contents of an issue — articles, sighting reports, interviews, key people, locations, and dates.
Cowflop Quarterly - 1995 09 01 - Vol 1 No 2
This issue examines the 'Bolender Memo' and its alleged implications for UFO investigations. It clarifies that the memo does not prove a cover-up, but rather describes separate rep
Cowflop Quarterly - 1995 09 22 - Special Edition - Cowflop Alert
This issue of Cowflop Alert details a public dispute between UFO researchers Kevin Randle and Donald Schmitt. Randle has distanced himself from Schmitt, accusing him of numerous fa
Cowflop Quarterly - 1995 12 08 - Vol 1 No 3 - Kowflop Quarterly
This issue of The KowPflop Quarterly critically examines the claims of Major Jesse A. Marcel concerning the 1947 Roswell incident. The article scrutinizes Marcel's military personn
Cowflop Quarterly - 1996 03 08 - Vol 1 No 4
This issue critically examines Stanton Friedman's theory linking General Twining's 1947 visit to New Mexico with the Roswell incident, arguing it was a routine inspection for a spe
Cowflop Quarterly - 1996 07 05 - Vol 1 No 5
This issue of The Cowflop Quarterly critically examines claims made by UFO researcher Kevin Randle regarding the Roswell incident, particularly concerning Colonel William Blanchard
Cowflop Quarterly - 1996 12 20 - Vol 1 No 6 - Spot Report
This issue of The Spot Report, formerly The Cowflop Quarterly, focuses on debunking the claims of Stanton T. Firedman regarding the Roswell incident and the MJ-12 myth. The author,
Cowflop Quarterly - 1997 03 07 - Vol 1 No 7 - Spot Report
This issue of The Spot Report, authored by Robert G. Todd, meticulously debunks three key documents purportedly related to the Roswell Incident and alien spacecraft. Todd argues th