Outer Limits Magazine - No 05

Magazine Overview

Title: OUTER LIMITS MAGAZINE
Issue: Number 5
Date: December 2016

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine delves into a variety of paranormal and UFO-related topics, with a strong focus on the Rendlesham Forest Incident and the tradition of Christmas ghost stories. The magazine is presented as a free-to-read e-zine, published at least quarterly.

From the Editors

Malcolm Robinson and Chris Evers, the joint editors, introduce the issue, highlighting the controversial nature of the Rendlesham Forest Incident (RFI). They state that the magazine does not aim to join the debate but rather to provide an exclusive article featuring an interview with Steve Longero, a retired USAF Security Policeman and a witness to the RFI. This interview, conducted by UFO investigator Philip Mantle, is presented as a significant contribution, potentially offering new insights into the events of December 1980. The editors also express their gratitude to all contributors and wish readers a happy holiday season, looking forward to the next issue in February 2017.

Cover Story: Rendlesham EXCLUSIVE!

The cover prominently features "Rendlesham EXCLUSIVE!" and "Oh! Oh! ARGHHI! Tis' the season to be spooked! Have yourself a scarey - little Christmas time!". The main article, "Rendlesham Revisited" by Philip Mantle, presents an interview with Steve Longero, described as a witness who has never before spoken publicly about the incident. The article suggests that Longero's testimony might provide answers to some of the mysteries surrounding the RFI.

Featured Articles and Content

• Haunted Sledmere & Fimber: This section, by Paul Sinclair, offers a brief look at unusual stories of ghosts and big cats on the Yorkshire Wolds.
• Paranormal Warnings! MILABS The Genesis Effect: This appears to be a thematic grouping on the cover, with MILABS (Military Mind Control and Alien Abduction) being a key topic explored in an article by Malcolm Robinson.
• "If Roswell Happened Today (part 2)" by Nick Pope: This article examines the potential government response and cover-up scenarios if a UFO incident similar to Roswell were to occur in the UK today. It discusses the role of the Cabinet Office, COBRA, and the MoD, as well as the importance of briefing ministers and handling media inquiries. The COMETA Report, a French study on UFOs and defense, is also mentioned.
• "We Were Visited By Extra- Terrestrials No Doubt!" by Paul Roberts: This article discusses the Annunaki, identified as extraterrestrials mentioned in ancient Sumerian Clay Tablets.
• Publication Review: The Monsters of Loch Ness by Malcolm Robinson: Malcolm Robinson's recently released book is reviewed.
• OUTER LIMITS MAGAZINE 2017 Conference: Information is provided about an upcoming conference, including lecturers and lectures, with a prompt to check if tickets have been purchased.
• "The Ghostly Photograph" by Malcolm Robinson: This article delves into case files from one of the UK's longest-established investigators and societies, Strange Phenomena Investigations.
• "Hunting UFO's & Ghosts in Devon, UK" by Malcolm Robinson: More case files from SPI are presented.
• "The Strange Case of an Unwanted Visitor" by Malcolm Robinson: A case study is presented.
• "Ancient Greek Gods - 10 Reasons They Were Aliens" by Diane Tessman: This article posits that Greek gods might have been extraterrestrials or future humans who settled in ancient Greece.
• "The Sunshine Skyway Bridge Collapse: Paranormal Warnings and Mothman" by Diane Tessman: The Mothman experience is examined in relation to the bridge collapse.
• "MILABS-MILITARY MIND CONTROL AND ALIEN ABDUCTION, AN EXTREMELY IMPORTANT ASPECT OF TODAY'S UFOLOGY" by Malcolm Robinson: This article discusses the complex and often speculative nature of ufology, emphasizing MILABS.
• "Malcolm's Fox Entertainment Adventure" by Malcolm Robinson: Assistant Editor Malcolm Robinson's involvement with the Independence Day II phenomena is detailed.

Christmas Ghost Stories

Several articles explore the theme of Christmas ghost stories. One piece discusses the Victorian tradition of telling ghost stories on Christmas Eve, citing Charles Dickens and his "A Christmas Carol" and "The Pickwick Papers" as examples of this tradition. It also touches upon the pagan origins of Christmas decorations like holly and ivy. Another section focuses on the works of M.R. James, considered a master of the Christmas ghost story, detailing his "Jamesian" style of storytelling which emphasizes atmosphere, implication, and a gradual build-up of supernatural dread. The article notes how the BBC adapted James's stories for television, creating "A Ghost Story for Christmas" series.

UFO History and Memorabilia

An advertisement offers a "Piece of UFO History" related to the Travis Walton abduction case. It highlights that Travis Walton was abducted by a UFO on November 5, 1975, in Arizona, and his story was featured in the book "Fire in the Sky" and a subsequent movie. The magazine offers the first 50 conference ticket purchasers a chance to win a personally signed still from the movie, signed by Travis Walton, Dana Walton, and Mike Rogers, and validated by Philip Mantle. Tickets for the conference are £10 each.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine consistently explores themes of UFO sightings, alleged alien encounters, paranormal phenomena, and historical mysteries. The magazine positions itself as a platform for presenting diverse viewpoints and evidence, particularly highlighting new witness testimonies in cases like Rendlesham. While acknowledging the speculative nature of some topics, the editors encourage constructive discussion and aim to provide information that might lead to answers. The magazine also engages with cultural traditions, such as the history of Christmas ghost stories, linking them to broader themes of the supernatural and the unknown.

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine, identified as a 'Publication Review' and part of a '70th Anniversary Conference 1947 - 2017', focuses on UFO-related topics, government response protocols, ancient astronaut theories, and cryptozoology. The cover date is September 9th, 2017, and the price is £10 each.

Hypothetical Government Response to a UFO Crash

The magazine delves into a hypothetical scenario of a UFO crash and how the UK government, specifically the Ministry of Defence (MoD), would likely respond. The process would involve high-level meetings, starting with the Secretary of State for Defence and potentially including the Chief of the Defence Staff, Chief Scientific Adviser, and other senior officials. Ultimately, a meeting chaired by the Prime Minister, attended by ministers and officials from other government departments, would be necessary to address issues such as threat assessment, alert levels, biohazard concerns, and what information should be disclosed to Parliament, the media, the public, and other countries.

Presentational issues and news management are highlighted as crucial. The MoD's press office would likely prepare a news brief with a set format, including a key message and subsidiary Q&A material. The key message would aim for a positive spin, emphasizing that scientists are examining the object and that there is no evidence of danger, while remaining fundamentally truthful. The article notes that while governments may be perceived as lying, for a minister, lying is a resignation issue.

Secrecy is also discussed. If the media had not already broken the story, the government might consider classifying the event (e.g., Top Secret - UK Eyes Only) and responding with 'no comment'. The rationale for secrecy is not about destabilizing the economy or causing panic, but rather about the potential for a nation to become the dominant global force if it exclusively acquired and utilized advanced extraterrestrial technology, such as a system for interstellar travel. This temptation could lead to exclusive control by the British government and companies, potentially restoring the UK to a leading global position.

Regarding search and rescue after a crash, it's assumed that the location would be known, leading to a search and rescue mission, which in turn would likely result in a UFO landing. The article critiques the alien autopsy video as a hoax, suggesting that a first contact scenario would be negatively impacted if the initial revelation was the dissection of an extraterrestrial body.

Crucially, the article states that the UK has no official plan for a UFO crash contingency. While elements of other plans might be adapted, the absence of a discrete plan is considered unfortunate, especially given the 'Low Probability/High Consequence' nature of such an event. The reasoning behind this lack of planning is attributed to the conservative nature of officials and the fact that such possibilities lie outside many people's belief systems. The article concludes that without a plan, the response would be less effective and speedy.

Ancient Astronaut Theories: The Annunaki and Nephilim

Paul Roberts' article, 'We Were Visited by Extra-terrestrials: No Doubt', explores the theory that extraterrestrials visited Earth in the past. The article connects the 'Those Who from Heaven to Earth Came' mentioned in ancient Sumerian Clay Tablets to the Annunaki, and the 'Those Who Have Come down from the Heavens to the Earth' in the Bible to the Nephilim. Roberts suggests these terms refer to the same extraterrestrial beings.

He posits that the Sumerians were not fiction writers but were recording facts, stating that the Annunaki came from a planet called Niburu 450,000 years ago to mine gold, which was intended to fix their ozone layer. This scientific knowledge, Roberts argues, could only have come from extraterrestrials.

The article further discusses the Sumerian clay tablets mentioning the Annunaki mining gold in Africa and South America, with archaeological evidence supporting ancient mining activities. It also details DNA manipulation of primates on Earth, creating 'Adamu' as a primitive worker for the Annunaki. Some of these human hybrids, fathered by the Annunaki, are said to have ruled in selected cities, becoming god-like figures.

The article draws parallels between Sumerian myths and the Bible, noting that Enki and Enlil play roles similar to God and Satan. It mentions Eve being created from Adam's rib, with 'rib' in Sumerian meaning 'life', suggesting DNA manipulation. The concept of the Garden of Eden is linked to the Sumerian 'E.DIN', an experimental ground for their creations.

Roberts also touches upon the idea of 'bloodlines' and secret societies like the Illuminati and Freemasons being aware of extraterrestrial connections. He recounts a conversation with a 33rd-degree Freemason who allegedly confirmed that the human race was 'kick-started by extraterrestrials'.

The article concludes by asserting that humanity is not alone in the universe, citing ancient history as evidence of a busy, living universe with abundant life.

Cryptozoology: Nessie and Other Lake Monsters

Chris Evers reviews 'The Monsters of Loch Ness (The History and the Mystery)' by Malcolm Robinson. The review highlights that Nessie is protected by an old Inverness bylaw. Malcolm Robinson's fascination with Nessie led him to travel in a submarine in Loch Ness in 1994 and was involved in a planned attempt with Steven Spielberg to capture 'Nessie'.

The publication is described as not a comprehensive list but designed to encourage others to seek the truth. It begins with the history of Loch Ness and then explores historical 'sea serpents' from various regions, including Scandinavia, Canada (Champ of Lake Champlain, Ogopogo of Lake Okanagan), and the USA (Chessie). The review also mentions creatures from the British Isles like 'Bownessie' (Lake District), 'Morgawr' (Cornwall), 'Teggie', and 'Afanc' (Wales), and creatures from Eire.

The review details early reports of modern sea serpent sightings from 1802 onwards, including a report from October 8th, 1868, and a clipping from the Inverness Courier referencing something 'strange' in the Loch. Land sightings from the 1930s are also noted, along with alleged images and footage of 'Nessie'.

The book appraises sightings decade by decade, reaching the 2000s. It mentions images provided by James Gray and Roy Johnston, with Gray adamant that the unknown species was not a seal. The review concludes that Malcolm Robinson firmly believes 'there is something in Loch Ness,' but the question remains whether it lives under or on top of the water. Possible explanations offered in the book include water fowl, eels, elephants, and deer.

Outer Limits Magazine 70th Anniversary Conference 2017

The magazine extensively promotes its '70th Anniversary Conference' held in Kingston upon Hull on Saturday, September 9th, 2017, at The Freedom Centre. The conference features five investigators and lectures.

Key speakers and their topics include:

• Philip Mantle: A veteran researcher and publisher, presenting his story in a talk titled 'A LIFETIME OF UFO's'. He discusses his involvement in UFO research since 1980, investigating various cases including landings, abductions, and photographs, and will highlight some of these events.
• Malcolm Robinson: Associate Editor of the magazine, will present 'UFO HOTSPOTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD'. He will discuss locations with a high concentration of UFO sightings, focusing initially on the UK's Bonnybridge and West Wales, and then expanding to international hotspots like Gulf Breeze, Pensacola, The Nullabor Plains, Area 51, Puerto Rico, the N. Triangle in Russia, Skinwalker Ranch, and sightings in Mexico and Hessdalen, Norway.
• Russ Callaghan: Former editor of UK UFO Magazine and UFO Data Magazine, will present 'A VIDEO REAPPRAISAL OF 70 YEARS OF UFOLOGY'. He has lectured internationally and presented compelling video evidence. He will argue for the authenticity of some infamous UFO cases.
• Paul Sinclair: An investigator with over 20 years of experience, will discuss 'Modern UFO Era'. He recounts investigating a report of blue glowing triangle craft and small glowing triangles witnessed by an elderly couple, with a subsequent military presence noted.
• Mike Covell: His topic is not explicitly detailed but he is listed as a speaker.

Tickets for the conference were priced at £10 each, with a chance to win a piece of UFO History for the first 50 online or PayPal bookings. The event was subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are the potential for government secrecy and the management of information regarding UFO phenomena, the exploration of ancient astronaut theories linking extraterrestrial visitation to early human history, and the enduring mystery of cryptozoological creatures like the Loch Ness Monster. The magazine's stance appears to be one of open inquiry into these subjects, encouraging readers to seek the truth and presenting various theories and evidence, while also acknowledging the speculative nature of some of the content, particularly in the hypothetical UFO crash scenario. The promotion of the 70th Anniversary UFO Conference underscores the magazine's commitment to fostering discussion and investigation within the UFO community.

Title: Outer Limits Magazine
Issue: 2017
Issue Date: Saturday 9 September 2017
Publisher: Outer Limits Magazine
Country: UK
Price: £10

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine is heavily focused on promoting their upcoming conference, '70 Years Of The Modern UFO Era', scheduled for September 9, 2017. The magazine also includes articles on UFO and paranormal topics, including a review of the book 'Russia's USO Secrets' and a discussion of ghostly phenomena.

Conference Promotion

The primary focus of the magazine is the Outer Limits Magazine Conference. The cover prominently features the call to action: "COME TO THE OUTER LIMITS MAGAZINE CONFERENCE AN". The conference is described as celebrating "70 Years Of The Modern UFO Era".

Speakers: The conference features several researchers, including Philip Mantle, Malcolm Robinson, Russ Callaghan, Paul Sinclair, and Mike Covell. Mike Covell, a historian who has appeared on TV shows like 'Most Haunted', will lecture on "70 years of UFOLOGY and beyond", covering cases from 1801 to 2017, including the "Hull Hum" and a strange space rock incident.

Tickets: Tickets are priced at £10 and can be purchased via PayPal through the provided website (http://chris0597.wixsite.com/outer-limits-mag/conference-2017) or by mail to Chris Evers at 24 Chesnut Avenue, Hull, HU5 2RH. Mail orders require a large stamped addressed envelope for ticket and information return.

Special Offer: The first 50 people to purchase conference tickets have a chance to win a "PIECE OF UFO HISTORY" signed by Travis Walton, Dana Walton, and Mike Rogers, directly from the movie 'FIRE IN THE SKY'. This memorabilia has been validated by Philip Mantle, who will be present at the conference for his final public lecture.

Articles and Features

Mike Covell's Talk: Mike Covell's upcoming lecture at the conference will cover his research into UFOs, including military helicopters observed over his home, and a brief paper report detailing where they landed. He has footage of these helicopters and plans to share more details and locations at the conference.

Review: Russia's USO Secrets: The magazine features a review of the book "Russia's USO Secrets" by Paul Stonehill and Philip Mantle. The review, written by Nigel Watson, discusses the book's exploration of Unidentified Submersible Objects (USOs) in Russian and international waters. It highlights historical accounts, such as a 1065 AD sighting in Ukraine and a 1663 AD incident at Robozero Lake, as well as modern sightings over Russian waters that attracted the attention of the USSR Navy. The review mentions a specific incident involving 3-meter tall humanoids in silvery suits and sphere-like helmets encountered by Russian Navy divers in freezing water, which resulted in fatalities due to rapid decompression. The book also covers USOs in the Bermuda Triangle and sonar contacts with Russian nuclear submarines. The reviewer notes that the book provides an impressive review of the evidence for Russian USOs, though it could benefit from more maps and a chronological listing of sightings.

Malcolm Robinson's 'The SPI Files!' - The Ghostly Photograph!: This section features an investigation into a ghostly photograph sent by Andrew Burlington. Malcolm Robinson discusses the photograph, which appears to show a wispy smoke-like swirl, and explores possible explanations including natural phenomena, camera light, insects, or a genuine ghostly phenomenon. Andrew Burlington recounts that his father took the photo in the mid-1980s and that Sean David Morton identified it as a ghost. The house is located in Cliffview Road, Lewisham. Andrew also shares an experience where, an hour after his grandmother passed away in 1996, Amazing Grace was heard played on bagpipes outside the care home where she lived, suggesting a possible message from the other side.

Malcolm Robinson's 'The SPI Files!' - DEVON UFOs AND GHOSTS: This article details a bizarre investigation conducted by researchers Jane Jones and Malcolm Robinson in Devon on July 11, 1998. The case involved a witness, referred to as B.P., who reported strange events starting in November 1991. These included ghostly manifestations, difficulty sleeping, and a sense of 'something else' being present. B.P.'s wife reported seeing four transparent figures and a tall 'grey' creature. Other phenomena included footsteps, the smell of tobacco smoke (though no one in the house smoked), and B.P.'s son encountering a strange 'being' or 'thing' resembling 'Captain Caveman' in his doorway. The presence felt like warm jelly but had substance, long straggly hair, and looked hideous before melting away. After a spiritualist cleansing ceremony, events briefly subsided but then escalated with moaning and screaming heard from the son's bedroom.

Malcolm Robinson and Kevin Goodman's Speaker Platform: Malcolm Robinson and Kevin Goodman have created a Facebook site to provide a platform for UK-based UFO and paranormal researchers who give lectures. The site aims to connect speakers with clubs and societies looking for guest speakers. They are seeking speakers on various topics including UFOs, ghosts, poltergeists, life after death, near-death experiences, psychic phenomena, cryptozoology, and conspiracies. The site is intended as a "One Stop Shop" for public speakers and requires speakers to provide details of their talks, a CV, and contact information. The platform is a vehicle to promote lecture services, and payment arrangements are to be made directly between the speaker and the client.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently promotes the Outer Limits Magazine Conference, positioning it as a significant event for UFO and paranormal enthusiasts. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry into unexplained phenomena, including UFOs, USOs, and ghosts, with a focus on historical cases and contemporary research. There is a strong emphasis on investigative research and providing a platform for researchers and speakers in the field. The inclusion of personal accounts and book reviews suggests a commitment to exploring various facets of the paranormal.

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine, dated 2017, presents a collection of articles exploring various facets of the paranormal, UFO phenomena, and unexplained mysteries. The cover headline teases "A CREEPY TALE (OR TWO) FOR CHRISTMAS," hinting at the chilling content within.

Article: The Strange Case of an Unwanted Visitor (By Malcolm Robinson)

Malcolm Robinson recounts a case where a woman named Brenda, starting from childhood (ages 2-6, approximately 1966-1972), experienced visits from a small 'being' with big black eyes. These encounters occurred in Brazil, where Brenda lived. The being had a small mouth, long arms, and a black triangle-like peak on its forehead, described as possibly a screen memory. Brenda communicated with the being telepathically and felt warmth and care. Later, as an adult, Brenda saw a small rectangular stainless steel machine that emitted a metallic sound, which she found similar to a device shown at a UFO lecture. She also experienced a 'screen memory' of a can-shaped device. Robinson speculates that Brenda may have been receptive to contact and that the 'being' might not have been its true form.

Article: A CREEPY TALE (OR TWO) FOR CHRISTMAS - GHOST TRAINS & HAUNTED RAILROADS (By Paul Dale Roberts)

This section features two distinct stories. The first, "BOW-LEGGED BRIGHAM - THE GHOST OF AMADOR CENTRAL RAILROAD," details a sighting by Danielle Mesa of a bow-legged man near railroad tracks in California. This man was believed to be the ghost of Bowleg Brigham, a hobo outlaw from 1904 who supposedly hid stolen gold along the tracks. The second story, "THE GHOSTLY BUS CHILDREN SOUTH OF SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS," recounts the legend of a school bus accident in the 1930s or 1940s where a bus full of children was hit by a train, killing them and the driver. The legend states that the ghosts of these children push cars across the tracks to keep drivers and passengers safe.

Article: 10 REASONS THEY WERE ALIENS (By Diane Tessman)

Diane Tessman proposes that the ancient Greek gods were actually extraterrestrials or humans from the future who settled in ancient Greece. Ten reasons are presented to support this theory:

1. Lightning Bolts: The gods' lightning bolts could be interpreted as advanced technology like lasers or scalar technology, similar to phenomena associated with UFOs.
2. Separation from Common People: The gods resided on Mount Olympus, inaccessible to humans, mirroring how advanced beings might interact.
3. Encounters and Manifestations: The gods' interactions with humans, including frightening encounters and 'abductions,' are compared to modern UFO abduction experiences.
4. 'Oz Factor': The feeling of paralysis or other-worldliness experienced by those taken by the gods is likened to the 'Oz factor' described by UFO abductees.
5. Chariots Across the Skies: The gods' chariots are seen as a cultural interpretation of witnessed UFOs.
6. Mixed Group: The existence of 'demi-gods' and 'monsters' suggests genetic experiments, similar to theories about alien genetic manipulation.
7. Intermingling with Humans: The gods' controlled couplings with humans are compared to modern UFO occupants taking human eggs or sperm.
8. Hybrid Children: The offspring of gods and humans, like Achilles and Hercules, are seen as hybrids, similar to human-alien hybrid theories.
9. Advanced Medical Services: The gods' apparent ability to heal or recover quickly suggests advanced medical knowledge, akin to that of UFO occupants.
10. Immortality: The gods' apparent agelessness is compared to the potential for extended lifespans through advanced technology or AI, suggesting they might have been advanced beings or AI.

Tessman also considers the possibility that the Greek gods were time-traveling humans or an alien space-going race.

Advertisements and Event Listings

Several pages are dedicated to promoting paranormal events and publications:

• The Scottish UFO & Paranormal Conference (2017): Held on July 8, 2017, in Falkirk, Scotland, featuring speakers like Malcolm Robinson, Alyson Dunlop, and Ron Halliday, covering topics such as Ghosts, Aliens, and Psychic Phenomena.
• "UFOs Over Romania" by Dan D. Farcas PhD: A book advertised, with details about the author's background and the book's content.
• "Jack the Ripper: The Black Magic Myth" by Mike Covell: A book exploring Robert D'Onston Stephenson's life and potential links to occult practices.
• Phenomena Magazine: A free online magazine from MAPIT, covering a wide range of unexplained phenomena, available for download.
• "Notes From The Underground" Radio Show: A live chat show hosted by Debra Jayne East and Derek Tyler, discussing paranormal UFOs and conspiracies.
• Investigator Glen Richardson: An advertisement for a UFO Investigative Researcher offering confidential contact.
• 1 Day Conference: 70 Years of The Modern UFO Era: Scheduled for September 9, 2017, in Hull, featuring speakers like Philip Mantle, Malcolm Robinson, and Mike Covell.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFO sightings, alien encounters, ghost stories, and the broader spectrum of paranormal phenomena. The magazine appears to adopt an open-minded stance, presenting various theories and witness accounts without definitive conclusions, encouraging readers to explore these mysteries. The editorial stance seems to be one of investigation and dissemination of information on the unexplained, as evidenced by the variety of articles and event promotions.

This issue of Flying Dish Press, published by Flying Disk Press, features a collection of articles on UFO phenomena, paranormal events, and controversial theories. The cover prominently displays "UFOS OVER ROMANIA" and "GET IT FOR CHRISTMAS," highlighting a book review and related topics.

Book Review: UFOs over Romania by Dan D. Farcas PhD

Reviewed by Albert S Rosales, this section praises Dan D. Farcas PhD's book as a "much needed and long overdue regional study" on Romanian UFOlogy. The book covers the region's rich history of unusual phenomena, including legends like Vlad the Impaler, and UFO sightings. While UFOs in Romania were not widely known in the West, Farcas's work illustrates the country's extensive UFOlogical history, detailing early cases, photographic evidence, landings, trace cases, and baffling humanoid or CE3 cases. The review also notes the book's coverage of close encounter phenomena such as bedroom visitations and abductions, as well as folkloric and religious aspects. Important Romanian UFO organizations like RUFORS and ASFAN are also extensively detailed. The reviewer highly recommends the book as an "essential UFOlogical masterpiece."

Paranormal Warnings! The Sunshine Skyway Bridge Collapse: Paranormal Warnings and Mothman by Diane Tessman

This article by Diane Tessman recounts the collapse of the Silver Bridge on December 15, 1967, in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, which killed 46 people. The collapse occurred during rush-hour traffic on Christmas season. The article links this event to the Mothman sightings that occurred in the area from November 15th to December 15th of that year, along with other supernatural happenings and UFO sightings. John Keel's book, "The Mothman Prophecies," is credited with introducing the Mothman phenomenon to the UFO field. Mothman is described as a large, semi-human winged creature with glowing red eyes, standing 6.5 to 7 feet tall with a wingspan of nearly 10 feet, capable of flying at speeds up to 100 miles per hour.

Tessman then shares her personal experiences, including UFO sightings near her home and a Mothman sighting just before the collapse of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge in Tampa Bay on May 9, 1980. She recounts witnessing two huge glowing white orbs over Tampa Bay in 1979, which remained stationary for hours, unlike weather balloons. She also describes a large, opaque, dark creature outlined in blood red that swooped overhead, giving the impression of a giant wingspan or spread cape.

The article further details paranormal activity in her house in 1979, including beeping walls, lamps, and the television. This activity ceased after the Skyway Bridge fell and she embraced her own UFO connection. The author also mentions a childhood UFO encounter in Iowa, recalled through regression therapy.

MILABS: Military Mind Control and Alien Abduction by Malcolm Robinson

Malcolm Robinson's article introduces "MILABS, subtitled (Military Mind Control And Alien Abduction)," a book by Dr. Helmut Lammer and Marion Lammer. Robinson argues that the book is "shockingly important" to Ufology. The MILABS theory posits that many UFO abductions are not solely alien in origin but involve military or government agencies.

Two primary categories of MILABS are presented:
1. Abductees are taken by military personnel to extract information or technology from them, potentially to advance American technology.
2. Government agencies imprint false information into the public's minds to promote the belief in alien abductions, thereby camouflaging secret or black budget technologies.

The article cites examples of abductees who report being interrogated by men in business suits or lab coats, taken to military hangars, and seeing advanced UFO-like craft. Cases like Brenda, Melinda Leslie, and Leah Haley are mentioned, detailing interrogations, examinations by grey beings, and encounters with strange craft. The article also refers to Dr. Karla Turner's research and her husband's abduction experience.

Robinson emphasizes that the presence of military personnel in the same reality as alien beings is a significant aspect of the MILABS scenario. He discusses the potential for military interest in developing brain implants, virtual reality, and holographic technology, as well as genetic research.

The article also touches upon the use of implants, noting that the military has been implanting electrodes since the 1950s, possibly to monitor abductees or for other purposes. The development of the "Stimoceiver" by Dr. Jose Delgado is mentioned as an example of technology that could receive and transmit electronic signals, potentially controlling the victim's responses.

Robinson expresses concern about the government's involvement and potential deception, suggesting that the "alien abduction" cover story might be used to mask clandestine military activities and unsavoury actions. He highlights the importance of the MILABS book in shifting the focus from mere sightings of strange lights to a more alarming and complex twist in the UFO enigma involving military and alien agendas.

Terrestrial & Extraterrestrial Implants!

This section discusses the phenomenon of implants found in UFO abductees. It notes that strange metallic devices have been found in various parts of abductees' bodies. The article references the Lammer's book, which details how the military has been implanting electrodes into subjects for decades, possibly for monitoring or control. The development of the "Stimoceiver" by Dr. Jose Delgado is highlighted as a technology capable of receiving and transmitting electronic signals via FM radio waves, which could be used for stimulation and control.

Rendlesham Revisited: An interview with Steve Longero USAF Security Police (retired) by Philip Mantle

This section presents an interview conducted by Philip Mantle with Steve Longero, a former USAF Security Police officer, regarding the Rendlesham Forest incident of December 1980. Longero, who served from 1980-1984, states that he was on duty guarding the Weapons Storage Area (WSA) on one of the nights in question. He recalls a sophisticated alarm system activating and seeing lights over the treetops. He was among other personnel sent into the forest, where he observed fluorescent, red, and green glowing lights hovering over the treetops for about ten to fifteen minutes. He remembers seeing Larry Warren, John Burroughs, and others. Longero confirms that OSI agents were present, and he was asked to sign something and told not to talk about the incident.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The issue consistently explores the intersection of UFO phenomena with military and governmental involvement, suggesting a complex interplay between alleged alien encounters and human clandestine operations. Themes of mind control, secret technology, and potential deception by authorities are prevalent. The magazine appears to present controversial theories and firsthand accounts, encouraging readers to consider alternative explanations for UFO events and abductions, particularly the MILABS theory and the Rendlesham Forest incident. The editorial stance seems to be one of open inquiry, presenting information without taking a definitive side but highlighting the significance of these topics for the UFOlogy community.

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine, Issue 6, is dated February 2017. It prominently features an exclusive report on the Rendlesham Forest Incident, alongside articles exploring the 'Genesis Effect' theory, the concept of prepping for doomsday scenarios, and paranormal warnings.

Rendlesham Exclusive!

The core of this issue is dedicated to the Rendlesham Forest Incident, with a detailed account based on an interview with Steve Longero. Longero, a witness, recounts his experiences in December 1980, describing the sighting of a glowing, triangular object in the forest near RAF Woodbridge. He details the object's appearance, its white light, pulsing red top light, and blue underlights. The object hovered and maneuvered through trees before disappearing. Following the sighting, physical evidence in the form of depressions was found, with elevated radiation readings. Longero also describes a subsequent sighting of a red sun-like light that broke into multiple objects. He confirms that the incident was widely discussed at the base and that he was debriefed by security police and an OSI agent. He dismisses the idea that the sighting was a misidentification of a lighthouse, emphasizing the object's unusual movement and disappearance. The article also touches upon the involvement of other witnesses, including Penniston and Burroughs, and mentions the context of nuclear weapons storage at RAF Bentwaters.

Philip Mantle, the author of this section and former Director of Investigations for the British UFO Research Association, notes that many other witnesses have yet to come forward and leaves the reader to decide if the events have a conventional explanation or were 'something not of this world.'

The Genesis Effect!

Authored by William White Crow, this extensive article explores the origins of life and humanity through the lens of ancient scriptures and extraterrestrial theories. White Crow posits that advanced beings, referred to as 'gods,' terraformed Earth, created life, and engineered humanity. He draws parallels between biblical accounts, Sumerian texts, and the concept of ancient astronauts, suggesting that these beings manipulated human genetics and provided early forms of government and religion. The article discusses the creation of Adam and Eve as a genetic engineering feat and questions the biblical narrative of the Tree of Knowledge and the Tree of Life. White Crow argues that these 'gods' are likely extraterrestrial or interdimensional beings whose technology far surpassed early human capabilities. He suggests that these beings continue to influence humanity and may be preparing the planet for new species following extinction events. The article concludes by stating that the Supreme Being wants humanity to evolve to their level, not to be subservient.

Malcolm's Fox Entertainment Adventure!

Malcolm Robinson recounts his experience attending an event at the World War II tunnels at Fort Southwick, near Portsmouth, to promote the movie 'Independence Day 2 (Resurgence).' The event involved a lecture on ufology and a talk on prepping by Steve Hart. Robinson describes the atmospheric tunnels and the presence of media personnel, many of whom wore 'Earth Space Defence' jump suits. A highlight of the event was a simulated 'alien autopsy' scene and a game where participants had to find a hidden 'alien missile' within the tunnels, involving loud 'industrial bangers' and sirens for effect. Robinson expresses his enjoyment of the day, noting it was better than expected.

Other Content

The magazine also includes advertisements for Outer Limits Magazine T-shirts, which are a limited production item available for £18.00 each, with profits going towards funding their 2017 conference. A small section provides contact details for sending in subscriptions and details about the magazine's readership across various countries. The cover also teases other articles such as 'Haunted Sledmere & Fimber' and 'Paranormal Warnings!'

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently explores themes of UFOs, extraterrestrial encounters, ancient mysteries, and speculative theories about humanity's origins and future. The editorial stance appears to be open to unconventional explanations for unexplained phenomena, encouraging readers to consider alternative perspectives on history, science, and spirituality. There is a clear interest in promoting research and discussion within the UFO and paranormal communities, as evidenced by the call for more witnesses to come forward and the focus on exclusive reports like the Rendlesham incident.

This issue of what appears to be 'Outer Limits Magazine' (based on page 3 and the conference advertisement) focuses on paranormal phenomena in the East Yorkshire region, specifically around the former railway station at Fimber and the Sledmere area. The main article, written by Paul Sinclair, explores ghostly accounts connected to railway crossings and the local folklore of the Fimber crossroads.

The Haunted Fimber Crossroads

Paul Sinclair begins by reflecting on how railway crossings can become focal points for human energy and emotion, leading to ghostly activity. He notes that the stories predominantly come from the area of the old railway station, which once sat between Fridaythorpe and Sledmere on the East Yorkshire Wolds. This region is also known for reports of big cats and UFO sightings, suggesting a broader unexplained phenomenon.

The Fimber station itself is now just a memory, having closed in November 1958. It originally opened in 1858 and was renamed Sledmere & Fimber in May 1859. The location offered a century of observation for unusual events.

Local folklore points to the haunted crossroads at Fimber, where all physical traces of the station have vanished, leaving only the name. This location is described as a place where two deep valleys cross, and where strange ghost lights and mysterious animal apparitions were reported even before the railway existed. The railway, however, became a focal point for human activity and a place where many strange accounts have been recorded.

Travellers and locals have reported seeing ghosts and 'Hobgoblins' in this area for hundreds of years. Sinclair wonders if reports of small humanoid beings, perceived today as aliens, might be related to these older accounts. He agrees that Fimber and its surrounding roads were not considered safe places on dark nights, based on his own experiences.

Specific Ghostly Accounts

Travellers passing through the area have reported seeing glowing lights in the adjoining Besendale Valley, which runs towards Cottam. Sinclair notes that these observations might be similar to what people saw many years ago, with only human interpretation changing over time.

The ghosts of Fimber crossroads are described as varied. Tales include grown men being terrified by ghostly hounds with red eyes that appear like phantoms out of the darkness along the adjoining valley. Another account tells of a headless woman whose ghostly form is said to drift past and vanish into the night. Others claim to have seen a woman on a horse galloping past.

Sinclair recounts how Chris asked him to write about local ghosts connected to railway crossings. He found that while many reports exist, finding a complete ghost story with a clear beginning and end is difficult. He focuses on what people claim to have seen over the years.

During research for 'Wolds UFOs' in 2009, Sinclair spoke with a couple from Fimber who shared their experiences of seeing 'ghost cats'. They described them as appearing as real and sharp as any other cats, but they vanished before their eyes. The couple admitted to being scared and embarrassed, stating they would never have believed it if someone else had told them.

Interpretation and Connection to UFOs

Sinclair questions why so many ghost accounts are connected to the Fimber crossroads and whether they are truly ghosts. He suggests that the lights seen in Besendale Valley might be 'lightforms' that are still being observed today, and that reports of phantom dogs have persisted. He wonders if phenomena are labelled as 'ghosts' simply because it fits human beliefs about life after death.

Ultimately, Sinclair posits that the ghosts, lightforms, and phantom animals might be glimpses into another world that is as alive and vibrant as our own.

Advertisements and Announcements

Page 2 features an advertisement for a "1 DAY CONFERENCE 70 YEARS OF THE MODERN UFO ERA" to be held on Saturday, September 9, 2017, at the Freedom Centre, 97 Preston Road, Hull. The conference, for all ages, costs £10 in advance or £10 on the door. Speakers include Philip Mantle, Malcolm Robinson, Russel Callaghan, Paul Sinclair, and Mike Covell. The event promises to feature many famous international cases and also local UFO cases.

Page 3 announces the "NEXT ISSUE" of "Outer Limits Magazine" will be published on February 1st, 2017, and directs readers to their Facebook page for more information.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are ghosts, paranormal activity, and UFO sightings, particularly in the East Yorkshire region. The editorial stance, as presented by Paul Sinclair, is one of open-minded inquiry, exploring unexplained phenomena and suggesting that these events might be manifestations of other realities or dimensions rather than strictly supernatural occurrences. There is a clear effort to connect local folklore and eyewitness accounts with broader unexplained phenomena like UFOs and lightforms.