Ohio UFO Notebook - No 06 - 1993

Magazine Overview

This issue of the Ohio UFO Notebook & MUFON of Ohio Newsletter, dated July 1993, is a combined issue, number 6, published by MidOhio Research Associates, Inc. The cover features the headline "THE HUNTER AND THE HUNTED THEM OR US?" and an illustration of an eagle with two birds. The publication is edited by William E. Jones, J.D. and I. Scott, Ph.D.

Key Articles and Features

Part 1 by William E. Jones, J.D.

• Interview with an Informant: This section begins with an interview with an unnamed informant who claims to have access to government information regarding UFOs and aliens. The informant states that children are being taken to secret bases for genetic studies and may never be returned. They also mention agreements between Earth governments and aliens, with a renegotiation in the mid-1970s. The informant confirms the Roswell crash and mentions facilities at Cheyenne Mountain related to aliens. A "Black Report" is described as a daily government report on the alien issue. The informant also discusses "ghost battalions" within military special operations and believes there are crash/retrieval teams on the US coasts. They suggest that some aliens are genetically engineered to look human and that the government has developed a technique to combine minds for security purposes.
• Ohio Ufologist Passes Away: This section notes the death of Earl Neff, a prominent Ohio ufologist, at age 90. Neff was a member of NICAP and APRO and founded the Cleveland UFOlogy Project (CUP).
• Psi Tech, Inc. The Martians Are Coming?: This article relays information obtained by Psi Tech, Inc. through remote viewing techniques. It suggests that a dying alien civilization, possibly Martian, is seeking rescue and will be brought to a "colony" in New Mexico. The article mentions a conditioning process for Earthlings and likens the situation to the movie "Alien Nation." It is suggested that this event will occupy President Clinton's attention.
• Confirmation Of Ufology's Darker Side?: This piece, originally published in the Ohio UFO Notebook Supplement, discusses an informant named Frank who provided information about the government's knowledge of UFOs. The informant claims children are taken to secret bases, some aliens are genetically engineered, and that the government has a "higher than the president" entity involved in a "new world order." The informant also confirmed the "Majic/Majestic" security clearance and discussed underwater alien bases.

Part II by I. Scott, Ph.D. & William E. Jones, J.D.

• Giant UFO Base Homes in on Earth (or Do Editor's Steal?): This article discusses the possibility of a giant UFO base on Earth, referencing information from an informant.
• Clovis, NM Crash: This section details a UFO crash in Clovis, New Mexico, with contributions from I. Scott and Debbie Valerio.
• Crash Artifacts: This article discusses artifacts related to UFO crashes.
• Mansfield, Darlington, and Fredricktown Sightings: Reports of UFO sightings in these Ohio locations.
• UFO Reports from the North Columbus Area: Reports compiled by I. Scott and Bill Mumma.
• Area 51: A brief mention of Area 51.
• Defense Construction and Supply Company: An article by I. Scott and Pete Hartinger.
• Tidbits: A collection of short UFO-related news items.
• Examples of Government Disinformation Missiles from Mars to Earth: This article explores potential government disinformation tactics.
• Mystery Virus in New Mexico: A report on a mysterious virus in New Mexico.
• Little Green Men: A brief mention.
• Roswell, the B-29, and the Fugo Balloon: An article discussing the Roswell incident and related topics.
• Synchronicity - The Mora Executive Committee: An article about synchronicity and the Mora Executive Committee.
• The Guardians: A piece on "The Guardians."
• Is MORA under surveillance?: An article questioning if MidOhio Research Associates (MORA) is under surveillance.
• CIA, UFO Photography, and Tunnels: This section covers CIA involvement, UFO photography, and tunnels.
• Wright Patterson Air Force Base: Information related to Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
• Fotos and Figures: A section likely containing images and data.
• Appendix I: An appendix is included.

Other Sections

• Letters to MidOhio: This section includes letters from Rebecca D. Minshall, Eddie (Dr. Thomas E. Bullard), and Carol Ricciardi. Minshall reports on a contact who claimed the US government has aliens in captivity. Dr. Bullard praises the newsletter, and Ricciardi offers a brief comment.
• Bits and Pieces: This section announces new MUFON Officers for Ohio, including Bill Jones as State Director and others as Assistant State Directors. It also mentions the need for more section directors and cooperation with ufologists outside MUFON.
• Corrections: This section corrects two errors from the March 1993 issue: the word "foundation" was used instead of "federation," and the date "November 6, 1945" should have been "November 6, 1954."
• George Bush Makes A Statement About UFOs: This article discusses a statement made by President Bush regarding his knowledge of UFOs and the CIA, urging follow-up by MUFON.
• Cattle Mutilations, Mysterious Lights Seen in Colorado: Reports from San Luis, Colorado, detailing a return of cattle mutilation reports and sightings of mysterious lights in the night sky.
• The Federation Story Continued: This article continues the story of Jane and her family's contact experiences, first introduced in February 1992. It includes comments from Jane and her mother regarding events in the mid-to-late 1960s and early 1970s.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around government secrecy and cover-ups related to UFO phenomena, alleged alien contact and abductions, and the investigation of UFO crash sites. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry, encouraging skepticism while also giving credence to witness accounts and informant testimonies. The publication aims to keep its readers informed about ongoing research and the activities of organizations like MUFON. There is a clear emphasis on the pioneers of ufology and the importance of continuing the investigation into these mysteries.

This issue of MORA magazine, identified as Volume 18, Issue 18, dated November 24, 1992, focuses on UFO crash reports and alien encounters. The cover headline highlights a "UFO Crash Report South Haven Park, New York." The magazine features investigations into alleged UFO incidents, witness testimonies, and discussions on government involvement and potential alien agendas.

Key Articles and Reports

South Haven Park UFO Crash Report

This section details a reported UFO crash in South Haven Park, New York, on November 24, 1992. The Long Island UFO Network, in cooperation with an anonymous Department of Defense source, is credited with solving the case. They have obtained film segments showing the retrieval of wreckage and alien bodies, some of whom may have been alive. The group is negotiating with "Unsolved Mysteries" to publicize the story. John Ford of the Long Island UFO Network confirmed the event's reality despite potential government harassment.

Clovis, New Mexico UFO Crash Site?

This report details an incident near Clovis, New Mexico, in July or August of 1957 or 1958, involving a man named Jake and his Air Force buddies. They investigated rumors of a crash and found a site with military vehicles and wreckage. They were confronted by Air Police and a "full bird Colonel" who ordered them to forget what they saw. The event is described as a crash of some type of aircraft, treated differently from a regular plane crash.

Jake also recounts another possible UFO-related experience in 1956 near Lake Erie, where he observed a large, dark gray object pacing his T-33 trainer aircraft. This encounter led to aircraft instruments malfunctioning. Years later, Jake observed four gray oblong objects near Albuquerque, New Mexico, but no report was filed due to prior negative experiences with Air Force intelligence.

Recent Sighting in Delaware County

This report details a sighting by Ms. Kim D. on March 4, 1993, near the Marion/Delaware county line in Ohio. She observed a hovering object described as charcoal gray with a clear dome, larger than her car, which departed at extremely high speed. She was subsequently stopped for speeding, and the patrolman had not seen the object. MORA has the warning ticket and interviewed the patrolman.

Human Mutilations Again

This section reports on an international human rights group's findings regarding a growing trade in children's organs, citing examples from Colombia. It mentions reports of children being kidnapped and killed for their organs in Latin America, with governments denying the allegations. The report highlights the risk to children targeted for illegal adoptions.

Informant's Story

An informant, whose identity is kept anonymous, shared insights into the alien presence on Earth. According to this informant, President Ronald Reagan initiated a study into abduction phenomena, which yielded inconclusive results. The informant suggests that two alien races, the Grays and Nordic Blonds from Zeta Reticuli, are visiting Earth and have had contact with governments since the late 1930s, trading technology for access. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base was once a center for these studies.

The informant believes aliens are involved in cross-breeding with humans to introduce small but meaningful genetic influences and special abilities. One abductee reportedly has the ability to ignore physical obstacles. The informant also notes that Los Alamos is a key center for alien research, focusing on human engineering.

When asked about human mutilations, the informant stated they knew of none, but acknowledged alien involvement in cattle mutilations. The informant also discussed the differing views within government circles on disclosing information about alien presence, with some advocating for transparency and others for secrecy. The informant mentioned that Presidents Carter and Bush had different levels of awareness regarding these matters.

Perhaps THE Ultimate Question

This section includes a quote from Michael Zimmerman, Ph.D., posing a question about the potential impact on modern societies if their rationalist worldview is punctured, and humankind is found to be the property of unknown non-human beings.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently explores themes of UFO sightings, alleged alien encounters, government cover-ups, and the potential implications of alien presence on humanity. MORA appears to be dedicated to investigating and reporting on these phenomena, encouraging readers to share any related information. The editorial stance is one of open inquiry, presenting witness accounts and expert opinions while acknowledging the controversial and often unverified nature of the subject matter. The magazine aims to bring these stories to light, even in the face of potential government resistance.

Title: OHIO UFO NOTEBOOK
Issue: 7/93
Date: July 1993

This issue of the Ohio UFO Notebook delves into a variety of UFO-related topics, including alleged alien bases, government cover-ups, witness testimonies, and investigations into classified military sites.

Articles

Giant UFO Base Homes in on Earth

The issue opens with an investigation into a story about a planetoid rapidly approaching Earth, which the author suspects might be an "urban legend." The story originated from a report in the Columbus Dispatch about a heavenly body, possibly as large as Jupiter, discovered by the IRAS scientists. The author contacted astronomers and the OSU radio telescope, who knew nothing about it. A tabloid, Globe Communications Corp., responded evasively. Subsequently, The Sun published a front-page story titled "Mystery planet heading for earth is giant UFO base," featuring a sketch of a plate-shaped UFO. The article quotes Dr. Rudolf Velmier, who suggests the mass is a UFO base and a 'Death Star,' correlating it with UFO sightings suggesting objects are heading towards Earth below Orion. The article speculates about opening diplomatic relations with these aliens.

Interview with an Informant (IN)

This section details an interview with an informant (IN) who claims to be retired from the U.S. Air Force and to have had access to UFO information through Top Secret documents. IN identifies Los Alamos, NM, and Groom Lake (Area 51), NV, as the two largest UFO research operations. He states that UFO research began at Groom Lake in the 1950s and is based on cooperation between aliens and the U.S. government. He mentions facilities at Los Alamos dedicated to UFO research.

IN describes two main alien groups from the Reticuli double star system: short grays and tall Nordic blonds. He notes that they were once at war but are now at peace. He also mentions that these aliens claim to be the only group to travel to Earth and that no abductions are taking place, a claim IN questions.

IN believes the aliens are involved in a "gray identity" that has been present for 24 years. He reports that his communicant, C, believes the aliens are abducting people and that other aliens may be present. IN has experienced phone harassment, which he attributes to the aliens, and believes it is a warning to stay away from certain areas of study. He also notes the aliens' ability to imitate voices perfectly.

According to IN, President Reagan instituted a study of UFOs and alien abductions in 1986. He suggests that if abduction stories are true, the problem is increasing due to the aliens lying, and the government is beginning to realize this.

IN reports that aliens have made a significant intrusion into the human genetic code, with an unknown long-term goal. He suggests this experiment may have begun before 1939. He also states that abductees' sperm and eggs are used by aliens to introduce alien traits into human genetic lines. The humanoid form of aliens is attributed to the weak nuclear force.

IN dismisses human mutilations and claims no knowledge of crashes in Ohio. He expresses amazement at the material he has encountered and believes most people will find the truth hard to believe.

Clovis, NM Crash

This article, by I. Scott and Debbie Valerio, investigates information from "Jake," a UFO witness and former Air Force member. Jake recounts childhood encounters in 1941 with "funny-looking men" and a cigar-shaped vehicle. He also heard about a possible UFO crash near Clovis, NM, in 1957-58. Jake and his Air Force buddies investigated and found a piece of grayish, charcoal-colored metal, described as bent, 1/4 inch thick, light but strong, and resembling Teflon. The military personnel told them to return it.

Jake secretly collected smaller pieces of the metal, which were described as shiny, crystalline, and magnetic. Preliminary analysis suggested they were an AlNiCo permanent magnet, with an unusually high gold content. The article notes it would be difficult to prove they were UFO parts, as similar materials may exist elsewhere. Further analysis is planned.

UFO Reports from the North Columbus Area

This section details two reports investigated by Bill Jones, Bill Mumma, and I. Scott.

Report 1: Investigated on 12/4/94, this sighting occurred around 8-8:30 PM on 10/13/92 near Westerville, OH. Two mothers and their sons witnessed an object described as dark and oblong with white lights, appearing triangular at one point. The object exhibited unusual behavior, including stopping and starting, and splitting into smaller objects. Attempts to contact authorities like the Port Columbus Airport and Don Scott Airport yielded no confirmation of standard aircraft in the area.

Report 2: Investigated on 2/27/93 near Delaware, OH, this event involved two sisters who witnessed an object in a pasture around 11:30 PM in the fall of 1981. One sister described it as dark, the other as a fireball. They saw a ramp descend from one object, and later saw one object flying away. The family has experienced other UFO events, including a hovering ball of pink plasma. The sister who reported this has continuous apparent contacts, as do her father and uncle. Her family is influential, with members involved in xerography, computer companies, and satellite design.

Area 51

This section provides information from an informant (IN) who lived and worked at Area 51 and the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) atomic test site in the early 60s. IN had a Q clearance and describes the site as being under Air Force security with a classification above top secret. He mentions that SR-71 aircraft were tested there and that pilots were told to stay indoors during flights. Area 51 is located at Groom Lake, a dry lake bed suitable for runways. IN was unaware of Area S4 or UFOs specifically in that area, but noted the presence of hangers for aircraft.

IN describes numerous large underground facilities and tunnels in the test site area, including Pahute Mesa and Yucca Flats, used for underground testing, including atomic bombs. He mentions a "doomsday machine" stored in Area 401, a low-flying missile emitting "dirty" radiation. Area 400 was used for testing nuclear-powered engines for submarines. IN suggests Area 51 might also be a large Superfund site due to contamination from atomic testing.

Defense Construction and Supply Company (DCSC)

This article by I. Scott and Pete Hartinger discusses the DCSC facility in Whitehall, Ohio. The author visited in 1992 and found it to be a large facility used for housing and distributing defense supplies.

Several UFO-related events are mentioned in connection with DCSC:

1. 1952 UFO Crash Report: An employee reported information about a UFO that crashed north of Columbus, leading to an alert and briefing about the fear of UFO attacks following the craft's recovery. Rumors circulated about the recovery of five-foot aliens.
2. 1950s Sighting: A decorated war hero and former DCSC supervisor reported witnessing a large, circular object with two fins swoop low over the DCSC warehouses. He initially thought it was a U.S. device but later had doubts. The object flew slowly down Main Street and turned east, leaving a vapor trail. Shortly after, a building that had been unsecured became highly secured, with windows blocked and the area roped off.
3. 1954 Convoy: Another informant reported seeing a large UFO-shaped object being carried in a flatbed truck in a military convoy down Broad Street in Columbus, rumored to be taken from DCSC to WPAFB.
4. Recent Informant: A recent informant who worked at DCSC said high-ranking officers showed films about UFOs and discussed alien babies. This informant also stated that psychological warfare is used on people the government wants to discredit and mentioned a 1941 UFO crash, agreeing with information from Pete Hartinger. The informant also reported that Neil Armstrong has an interest in UFOs.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the persistent presence of UFOs and alleged alien activity on Earth, often shrouded in government secrecy and disinformation. The magazine appears to present these accounts as credible, with a focus on witness testimonies, informant interviews, and investigations into potential cover-ups. There's a strong emphasis on the idea that the government is actively managing or concealing information about UFOs and extraterrestrial contact. The editorial stance seems to be one of open inquiry into these phenomena, presenting various claims and evidence for the reader to consider, while highlighting the challenges in obtaining verifiable information due to secrecy and potential disinformation campaigns.

This issue of the Ohio UFO Notebook, dated July 1993, focuses on a variety of UFO-related topics, with a particular emphasis on activities and sightings within Ohio. The content includes discussions on UFO report concentrations, government disinformation, personal abduction experiences, and investigations into military installations like Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

Articles

Distribution of U.S. UFO Reports

The issue begins by noting that as early as 1953, UFO investigators identified "critical areas" with concentrated UFO reports. Twelve such areas were identified, with the Dayton-Columbus, Ohio area being one of them. These areas were often associated with large aircraft or military activity but did not appear to be caused by misidentifications of aircraft. The article speculates on a possible relationship between military installations like WPAFB and DCSC and UFO activity, noting WPAFB's historical involvement with UFO studies through Project Bluebook.

Examples of Government Disinformation

This section highlights instances where the government allegedly creates and distributes disinformation. Examples include reports about radiation contamination in Utah from nuclear testing, where women suffering from poisoning were dismissed with 'neurosis,' and the case of sailor Clayton Hartwig, blamed for the USS Iowa explosion. Another example involves military personnel exposed to atomic tests, describing blinding light, intense heat, and radioactive debris.

Missiles from Mars to Earth

Citing a National Geographic article, this piece discusses Martian rocks found in various locations worldwide, suggesting a possible crater on Mars as their origin. This indicates potential exchanges of materials between planets, raising the possibility of exchanged spores or other life forms.

Mystery Virus in New Mexico

This article references a Science report about health officials tentatively identifying a hanta virus family member as the cause of a flu-like illness in New Mexico and Arizona. It points out the irony that the U.S. Army had a program for studying such viruses, including Korean hemorrhagic fever, which affected U.S. soldiers in the 1950s.

Little Green Men

A brief mention of a Science article discussing the concept of "Little Green Men" from Mars.

Roswell, the B-29, and the FUGO Balloons

This article investigates reports that a B-29 aircraft was used to transport crates from Roswell AFB to Fort Worth, TX. Measurements at the Wright Patterson AFB museum confirmed that such crates could fit into a B-29. The article also examines the possibility that the Roswell object was a Japanese FUGO balloon, but concludes that the size of the reported crates and the loading time make this explanation unlikely, suggesting a more substantial object was transported.

Synchronicity - The MORA Executive Committee

This section introduces MORA (Mutual UFO Network Ohio chapter, implied) and its Executive Committee. It details how members with diverse backgrounds discovered similarities in their experiences and backgrounds. One member, 'A,' recounts childhood UFO experiences involving recurring dreams of a hole in the ground and an underground classroom. Another member, 'B,' shares similar childhood experiences, including seeing a figure over her bed and a UFO sighting near Port Columbus Airport with missing time. The article notes that these recollections were investigated by Budd Hopkins and Joe Nyman. It also highlights other members' experiences, including a sighting of a UFO with a domed top and glowing walls, and mentions that three members have scars on their calves, and three are possible abductees.

The Guardians

This section features an interview with a possible abductee/contactee who recalls a UFO sighting at age three and a round ship landing near her family farm. She describes "guardians" and aliens with grayish-tan skin, about 4'11" tall, and "golden ones" who are tall, slender, and wear white robes. She also mentions "little dark ones" about 2" tall. The interviewee believes the end of time is coming and that religion and government foundations will crumble.

Is MORA Under Surveillance?

This article raises concerns about MORA potentially being under surveillance. It mentions an incident where an envelope addressed to "Live Care Aliens" was received, containing legitimate mail but sent from a government social service agency. Another incident describes a phone line going dead during a discussion about human mutilations. The author also reports receiving a series of phone calls where the line was left open before hanging up.

Helicopter Incident

This section details an incident on June 15, 1993, where Frank, Joe, and Bill were on a local talk show. Afterward, Frank's family reported seeing a black "Huey" helicopter hovering near their home, pointing its front end at the house for three minutes before flying off. This event is presented alongside other UFO reports in the Delaware, OH area.

CIA, UFO Photography, and Tunnels

The author recounts their experience working for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) in 1968, where they identified flying objects on KEYHOLE satellite photography. They describe a saucer-shaped object with a tall dome photographed on multiple missions over water near the USSR. Despite the DIA's belief that it was a real object, the CIA dismissed it as a photographic imperfection. The article also touches upon the existence of extensive tunnel systems and underground facilities in Washington D.C. for emergency evacuation and storage of classified information and equipment.

Wright Patterson Air Force Base

This extensive section details a visit to Wright-Patterson AFB in April 1993. It describes the base's layout (Areas A, B, and C) and security measures. The article focuses on Area B, which includes the Air Force Museum and the Aero Propulsion Lab (Building 18), potentially related to "Hanger 18" disinformation stories. It discusses the possibility that the Roswell material was stored in a specific hanger (the second from the left) and unloaded onto a runway. The article also mentions underground vaults and cryogenic facilities at Wright Field, reportedly used to store photographic material, alien artifacts, and bodies. Area A is identified as the former site of the Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC), which housed Project Blue Book.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the persistent presence of UFO phenomena, particularly in Ohio, and the alleged involvement or knowledge of government agencies. There is a strong undercurrent of suspicion regarding government secrecy and potential disinformation campaigns aimed at obscuring the truth about UFOs. The magazine also highlights personal experiences, particularly abductions, and the efforts of civilian organizations like MORA to investigate and document these events. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry into these phenomena, presenting various accounts and investigations while maintaining a critical perspective on official explanations and government actions.

Title: OHIO UFO NOTEBOOK
Issue: 7/93
Date: July 1993

This issue of the Ohio UFO Notebook presents a collection of "FOTOS AND FIGURES" related to alleged UFO phenomena, including facilities for storing alien bodies and details about a potential crash retrieval.

Vaults Containing Cryogenically Preserved Aliens

The primary focus of the visual content is on alleged facilities related to alien preservation. The issue features images of Building 739 and Building 620, described as "VAULTS CONTAINING CRYOGENICALLY PRESERVED ALIENS." The area under the parking lot between these two buildings is identified as the reported vault complex that once housed cryogenically stored aliens. Accompanying these images is a photograph of WPAFB AREA A, specifically Building 856, identified as the headquarters of the Foreign Aerospace Science and Technology Center (FASTIC).

Appendix 1: Crash Site Fragments Analysis

Appendix 1 details information received from "Debbie and Roberta" concerning the analysis of fragments obtained from a crash site in Clovis, New Mexico. The fragments were provided by an individual referred to as "Jake." The article states that additional information and discussion about these artifacts will be presented in the subsequent issue of the Ohio UFO Notebook. This section highlights the ongoing investigation into potential extraterrestrial technology or materials.

Technical Analysis: Mystery Metal Composition

A significant portion of the issue is dedicated to a technical analysis, presented as an "EDS SCAN" of a "MYSTERY METAL" found in a "SHINY INTERIOR." The scan, conducted by TN-5400 Solar Cells, Inc. on July 19, 1993, at 13:06, provides a detailed elemental composition of the material. The analysis reveals the metal to be primarily composed of Iron (50%), followed by Cobalt (22%), Aluminum (13.5%), and Nickel (9.5%). Smaller percentages of Copper (2%), Silicon (2%), and Gold (2%) were also detected. This detailed breakdown suggests an attempt to identify the nature and origin of unusual materials possibly recovered from a UFO-related incident.

Other Content

The issue also includes a photograph of the bomb bay of a modified B-29 bomber, though its direct relevance to the main themes is not explicitly stated in the captions provided.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The Ohio UFO Notebook consistently explores topics related to alleged alien encounters, crash retrievals, and government secrecy surrounding such events. The presentation of detailed technical data, such as the EDS scan, alongside photographic evidence of purported alien containment facilities, indicates an editorial stance focused on presenting evidence and analysis for the reader to consider. The promise of further information in future issues suggests a commitment to ongoing investigation and reporting within the UFO community.