Missouri MUFON News

Magazine Overview

Title: Missouri MUFON News
Issue: Volume I Issue 2
Date: February 1, 2011
Publisher: Missouri MUFON
Focus: Monthly Newsletter for Members of Missouri MUFON, dedicated to the scientific investigation of UFOs.

Missouri UFOs in January

The January 2011 issue of Missouri MUFON News reports on several UFO sightings that occurred in the state during a cold and snowy month. One notable sighting occurred on January 15, 2011, in Moscow Mills, Missouri. Investigator Debbie Ziegelmeyer documented a witness's account of seeing an unusually bright group of lights, appearing red, white, and blue, about 100 yards away in an open field. After watching for two weeks, the witness approached the field and the object rose up about 100 feet, tilted at about 45 degrees, and moved away. The lights reappeared later, smaller and appearing nightly.

Another significant event was reported on January 25, 2011, over Kansas City. Assistant State Director Margie Kay observed a large black dome-shaped craft flying in a zig-zag pattern. She initially thought it might be a helicopter but realized it was moving too quickly. The object moved rapidly west, then east, then north before disappearing. Kay was unable to take a picture, but she contacted MUFON field investigator Stan Seba, who observed and photographed a vapor trail that he estimated to be at an altitude of about 2,000 feet, consistent with Kay's observation.

Getting Down to Business and UFOs

This section, written by Richard Hayde, Kansas City Section Director, discusses a business meeting held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from January 24-27, 2011, called the Global Competitiveness Forum (GCF). For the first time, the GCF included a panel on UFOs and extraterrestrial life titled "Learning from Outer Space." Panel members included Stanton Friedman, Michio Kaku, Nick Pope, and Jacques Vallee. Stanton Friedman opened the discussion by stating, "Flying Saucers are real." The article references an EXONEWS article by Dr. Michel Salla and a graphic summary by Sunni Brown, which illustrated the prominence of ET contact and new energy systems, suggesting how global business might be affected by ET. The discussion also touched upon "the three types of extraterrestrial civilizations," with a fourth type, "dark matter," being introduced. The author expresses hope that such meetings might encourage the business world to lead the government into an era of "After Disclosure."

2011 Calendar of Events

The newsletter provides a comprehensive calendar of upcoming UFO-related events in 2011:

• February 14: Kansas City MUFON meeting.
• February 16: St. Louis MUFON meeting.
• February 22: KC ET Experiencers Group meeting.
• February 23-27: International UFO Congress 2011 in Fountain Hills, AZ.
• March 11-13: EPPICCON 2011 in Virginia Beach, VA.
• March 18-20: Wycliffe Well UFO Conference in Australia.
• April 8-10, 2011: Ozark UFO Conference in Eureka Springs, AR.
• June 17-18: UFO Revival in Patterson, Missouri, commemorating the 1973 UFO Flap.
• July 1-3, 2011: ROSWELL UFO Festival in Roswell, New Mexico.
• July 29-31: International MUFON Symposium in Irvine, CA.

The section also highlights the KC MUFON UFO Library, managed by Steve Winans, which offers members access to over 113 books and DVDs.

Missouri MUFON St. Louis Area News

This section, written by Debbie Ziegelmeyer, State Director, reports on the impact of snow and cold weather, which led to the cancellation of the monthly MUFON meeting at Culpeppers. The next scheduled meeting was set for February 16th, featuring a video presentation by Karyn Dolan titled "UFOs and Media Desensitization of Children." The article lists the UFO sighting reports filed in Missouri during January 2011, including unknown lights, triangle crafts, a sphere, and a black dome craft. Margie Kay and the author are invited speakers for a "UFO Revival" event in Patterson, Missouri, in June.

The section also touches upon the unexplained deaths of hundreds of birds and fish across the Midwest, including Sullivan, Missouri. Various theories are mentioned, such as fireworks, natural occurrences, seismic activity, and secret weapon testing. Ziegelmeyer encourages members to document and share information on these events to find commonalities.

A Real ET Contact Experience

This section features an account from Gary Northcott, detailing a hypnosis session where he communicated with extraterrestrials. He describes meeting two Spirit guides and a tall white alien from Altair. The alien confirmed human bases on the moon, the presence of space-based particle beam weapons pointed at Earth, and that Mars is being terraformed. The alien stated that human leaders are corrupt and that their people communicate telepathically. Gary was told he was on a list for possible contact and that his developing psychic skills made him eligible. He was given the designation "29" by the alien.

Books Written by MUFON Members

This section provides a list of books authored by MUFON members:

• Kathleen Marden: "Captured - the Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience" and "Science Was Wrong."
• Stanton Friedman: "Flying Saucers and Science," "Science was Wrong," "Crash at Corona," and "Top Secret/ Majic."
• Jason Offutt: "What Lurks Beyond: The Paranormal in Your Backyard," "Darkness Walks: The Shadow People Among Us," and "Haunted Missouri."
• Heidi Hollis: "The Secret War: The Heavens Speak of the Battle."
• Margie Kay: "The Ghost Hunter's Field Guide" and "Haunted Independence."
• Stan Romanek: "Messages."
• Bill Hamilton: "Space, Time, and Gravity," "Center of the Vortex," "Telos, the Cosmic Computer," "Geometry of the Grid," "Close Encounter Report," "Alien Magic," "The Pheonix Lights," "Project Aquarius: Time Travel Now!," and "Cosmic Top Secret."

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue of Missouri MUFON News are UFO sightings and investigations, extraterrestrial contact, and the paranormal. The publication maintains a stance of scientific investigation into these phenomena, encouraging members to share information and participate in events. The newsletter also highlights the efforts of its members, both in reporting sightings and in contributing to the field through their writings and research.