Skeptic UFO Newsletter (SUN, Philip Klass)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter highlights a split within the UFO abduction movement between Budd Hopkins and Dr. Rima Laibow, with differing views on therapeutic approaches.

SUN 03 (May 1990)

This issue of Skeptic's UFO Newsletter from May 1990, edited by Philip J. Klass, focuses on recent UFO sightings in Gulf Breeze, Florida, suggesting they might be wind-powered. It

SUN 04 (July 1990)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the Ed Walters Gulf Breeze UFO case. It highlights evidence suggesting the UFO photos and claims may be a hoax, including

SUN 05 (Sept 1990)

This issue scrutinizes Ed Walters' shifting accounts of UFO abductions, particularly his denial of abduction claims made in his own book and on the Oprah show. It details how discr

SUN 06 (Nov 1990)

Award-winning MUFON investigators Rex and Carol Salisberry concluded that the Ed Walters Gulf Breeze UFO photos were likely hoaxes. Their findings were dismissed by MUFON Director

SUN 07 (Jan 1991)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the Moore/Shandera MJ-12 report, suggesting it contains disinformation and withholds crucial information. It details the a

SUN 08 (Mar 1991)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically analyzes the MJ-12 documents, presenting evidence of photocopy forgery in the Harry Truman signature. It discusses the arguments of

SUN 09 (May 1991)

This issue details a bitter dispute among researchers investigating the Roswell UFO incident, highlighting conflicting testimonies and questioning the reliability of witness memori

SUN 10 (July 1991)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter scrutinizes the Gulf Breeze UFO model, highlighting discrepancies in house plans used by Ed Walters and challenging claims made by Walters and

SUN 11 (Sept 1991)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines claims made by Stanton Friedman regarding two alleged UFO crashes in New Mexico in 1947, contrasting them with the MJ-12 p

SUN 12 (Nov 1991)

This issue critically examines claims surrounding the Gulf Breeze UFO sightings, with Bruce Maccabee admitting some 'red-light UFOs' could be balloon-borne road flares, while still

SUN 13 (Jan 1992)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines a 'missing fetus' UFO abduction case, presenting a prosaic explanation that challenges Budd Hopkins' genetic experiment th

SUN 14 (Mar 1992)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines Gerald Anderson's claims about a crashed saucer and ETs, highlighting his refusal to allow independent verification of key

SUN 15 (May 1992)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the Ed Walters UFO photo, with forensic expert William G. Hyzer concluding it's a double-exposure hoax based on new tests.

SUN 16 (July 1992)

A 1991 Roper survey indicated more Americans report seeing ghosts (11%) than UFOs (7%). The newsletter critiques the methodology and conclusions of Budd Hopkins and David Jacobs re

SUN 17 (Sept 1992)

This issue critically examines the Linda Cortile UFO abduction case as presented by Budd Hopkins, highlighting numerous discrepancies and questionable witness accounts. It details

SUN 18 (Nov 1992)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the Linda Napolitano UFO abduction case, highlighting skepticism from pro-UFOlogists Joseph Stefula and Richard Butler reg

SUN 19 (Jan 1993)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter scrutinizes several prominent UFO cases. It reports on the alleged death of a witness in the Linda Napolitano abduction case and internal diss

SUN 20 (Mar 1993)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines several prominent UFO cases. It details how authors Randle and Schmitt are revising their Roswell crash scenario, introduc

SUN 21 (May 1993)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the Travis Walton UFO-zapping incident, highlighting the dismissal of physical evidence by Walton and Mike Rogers. It also

SUN 22 (July 1993)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the Linda Napolitano abduction case, focusing on the public dispute between UFOlogists Budd Hopkins, David Jacobs, and Jer

SUN 23 (Sept 1993)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter investigates the alleged involvement of pro-UFOlogist Dr. Bruce Maccabee with the CIA, detailing lectures he gave to agency employees and the

SUN 24 (Nov 1993)

The CIA, when asked by the White House Science Advisor for a UFO background paper, commissioned a pro-UFOlogist, Bruce Maccabee. This report, intended for a meeting with C.B. Scott

SUN 25 (Jan 1994)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter reports on a GAO investigation into the Roswell 'crashed saucer' claims, initiated by Congressman Steven H. Schiff. It also delves into the re

SUN 26 (Mar 1994)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter scrutinizes Congressman Steve Schiff's request for the GAO to investigate the Roswell Incident. It argues that top USAF and Navy officials wer

SUN 27 (May 1994)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter scrutinizes the new Roswell 'crashed saucer' scenario proposed by Randle and Schmitt, highlighting inconsistencies and dubious witness claims.

SUN 28 (July 1994)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter analyzes declassified documents from 1948 revealing that top USAF intelligence officials were unaware of the Roswell crash details, suggesting

SUN 29 (Sept 1994)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines Karl Pflock's report on the Roswell incident, questioning his conclusions and highlighting his belief in UFOs despite evid

SUN 30 (Nov 1994)

A rigorous USAF investigation, prompted by GAO and White House requests, found no evidence of an extraterrestrial craft crashing in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947. The investigation

SUN 31 (Jan 1995)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the evolving testimony of Jim Ragsdale regarding the Roswell incident, suggesting his story has been influenced by monetar

SUN 32 (Mar 1995)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the credibility of Roswell researchers Don Schmitt and Kevin Randle. It details how Don Schmitt allegedly fabricated his e

SUN 33 (May 1995)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter focuses on the unraveling credibility of Roswell researchers Kevin Randle and Don Schmitt, with Randle admitting Schmitt's falsehoods could ta

SUN 34 (July 1995)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter focuses on the shifting accounts of a Roswell 'witness,' Jim Ragsdale, who now claims the impact site is 50 miles west of Roswell and has sold

SUN 35 (Sept 1995)

The GAO's 18-month search found no documents indicating the government recovered a crashed saucer near Roswell in 1947, with two documents suggesting the material was from a weathe

SUN 36 (Nov 1995)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter debunks the 'Alien Autopsy' film by identifying a 1956 telephone model, proving the film could not have been shot in 1947. It also details con

SUN 37 (Jan 1996)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the 'Alien Autopsy' film, presenting expert analysis by Clive Tobin suggesting the filmstrips are copies made after 1960,

SUN 38 (Mar 1996)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the NOVA documentary 'Kidnapped By UFOs?', highlighting the harsh criticism from UFO abduction proponent Budd Hopkins and

SUN 39 (May 1996)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter delves into declassified 1948 Air Force documents, highlighting Col. H.M. McCoy's statement about the need to recover crashed UFOs. It questio

SUN 40 (July 1996)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter highlights concerns about hypnosis in UFO abduction research, with David Jacobs admitting that "incompetent hypnotists" can create false memor

SUN 41 (Sept 1996)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter details how Congressman Schiff influenced the GAO to revise its Roswell report, potentially to support his cover-up theories. It also covers D

SUN 42 (Nov 1996)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines Budd Hopkins' new book, 'WITNESSED: The True Story of the Brooklyn Bridge UFO Abductions.' The book details the alleged 19

SUN 43 (Jan 1997)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter reveals that the NSA declassified 156 'Top Secret UFO documents' which were primarily Comint reports on Soviet radar tracking of 'probably bal

SUN 44 (Mar 1997)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the origins and authenticity of the MJ-12 documents, suggesting they may have been deliberately fabricated. It details how

SUN 45 (May 1997)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter scrutinizes claims surrounding the Roswell UFO crash site. A key witness, Jim McKnight, whose family owned the land, has sworn that no UFO cra

SUN 46 (July 1997)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter re-examines the Kenneth Arnold UFO sighting, suggesting it may have been meteor-fireballs based on research and historical data on meteor fall

SUN 47 (Sept 1997)

The USAF's new Roswell report, authored by Capt. James McAndrew, attempts to explain ET sightings as anthropomorphic dummies from high-altitude balloons. The report relies on quest

SUN 48 (Nov 1977)

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This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines claims made by UFOlogist Robert Dean regarding a supposed NATO UFO investigation and ancient evidence of ET visitation. It

SUN 49 (Jan 1998)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter scrutinizes Philip J. Corso's book 'The Day After Roswell,' alleging numerous factual errors and self-contradictions. The newsletter disputes

SUN 50 (Mar 1998)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the Travis Walton UFO abduction case. It questions Walton's persistent fear of recalling details under hypnosis, contrasti

SUN 51 (May 1998)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter details the re-emergence of attorney Peter Gersten, who is taking over CAUS and launching ambitious projects like a moon rocket to photograph

SUN 52 (July 1998)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines a Fund for UFO Research report on the 1952 Washington UFO incidents, attributing radar anomalies to temperature inversions

SUN 53 (Sept 1998)

A Scientific Review Panel, convened by physicist Peter Sturrock, reviewed top UFO cases and concluded that none provided credible evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence or unkno

SUN 54 (Nov 1998)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the findings of the Sturrock UFO Panel, highlighting that while CUFOS officials praised the panel's 'positive conclusions,

SUN 55 (Jan 1999)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines Dr. Robert Wood's endorsement of new MJ-12 documents, which he and his son Ryan presented as authentic. The newsletter hig

SUN 56 (Mar 1999)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter focuses on Joe Firmage, a Silicon Valley millionaire who believes UFOs and ETs have visited Earth for millennia, influencing biblical miracles

SUN 57 (May 1999)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines new MJ-12 documents provided by Tim Cooper, which are being hailed as proof of the MJ-12 group's existence. The newsletter

SUN 58 (July 1999)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter details Joe Firmage's secret meeting of UFOlogists to discuss UFO research and support the 'new MJ-12 documents.' It highlights skepticism reg

SUN 59 (Sept 1999)

This issue of Skeptics UFO Newsletter critically examines the Woods' press release regarding Tim Cooper's polygraph test concerning the MJ-12 documents, questioning their authentic

SUN 60 (Nov 1999)