Outer Limits Magazine - No 15

Magazine Overview

Title: Outer Limits Magazine
Issue: No. 15
Date: August 2018
Type: Free to read E-zine, shifting to subscription-based from December 2018.

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine, dated August 2018, is the fifteenth installment of the publication. It announces a significant change: from the December 2018 issue onwards, the magazine will transition to a subscription-only model. This decision is attributed to the costs associated with bringing in international speakers for events like the upcoming conference. The magazine will no longer be available for free on ISSUU, but will be accessible via a Google Drive download link for subscribers. The editorial team expresses hope for understanding and continued support from their readership.

Welcome to Issue 15

Chris Evers, the Editor, welcomes readers to issue 15, noting that it is being written in late July 2018, just weeks before the second Outer Limits Magazine conference and the first to feature overseas speakers. He highlights the event's spectacular nature, with speakers including Col. Charles Halt (USA), Mary Rodwell (Australia), John Hanson, and Paul Sinclair (UK). Due to the expenses of international speakers, the magazine will become subscription-only from the December 2018 issue. Subscriptions will be kept to a minimum, with more details to follow. Subscribers will receive the magazine as a download, ensuring funds for future conferences and investigators.

Inside This Issue

• The issue features a diverse range of articles:
• Page 4: Roswell: The Case That Will Not Die! by Irena M. Scott PhD. This article presents a new witness account related to the 1947 Roswell UFO crash, involving a doctor who examined a frozen alien being.
• Page 6: Conference 2018 by OLM Editor Chris Evers. This piece details the upcoming Outer Limits Magazine conference in Hull, UK, highlighting the venue and the caliber of speakers.
• Page 9: Death From An Unknown Menace. by Carl Nally & Dermot Butler. This article explores the phenomenon of unexplained animal mutilations and the precise removal of body parts, linking it to UFO activity and potential government cover-ups.
• Page 18: An Overview of Ufology By An Amateur by Clay Godden.
• Page 20: UFO PHOTOS OVER POLAND & ‘MISSING TIME’ by Phillip Mantle.
• Page 36: The SPI BOOK REVIEW by Malcolm Robinson.
• Page 39: My Paranormal Life by John Ventre.
• Page 52: This Is Only The Beginning- Perspectives From North America by Bryan M. Bowden.
• Page 60: Astrology and these Latest Eclipses by By. Shawn M. Cohen, BSc. Metaphysics, L.V.N.
• Page 66: Statistically, there should be life in space. by John Ventre.
• Page 67: PASCAGOULA -THE CLOSEST ENCOUNTER by Phillip Mantle.
• Page 76: Rewriting the Past by Derek Tyler.

Roswell: The Case That Will Not Die!

Dr. Irena Scott's article introduces a new witness to the 1947 Roswell UFO crash. The witness, a relative of a former flight surgeon and dermatologist, claims the doctor was asked to examine a frozen alien being at Roswell, New Mexico, between 1983-1987. The doctor, a retired US Air Force Colonel, reportedly took skin samples and analyzed the being's outer covering. While the witness initially recalled the event happening at Roswell, they later considered it might have been at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. The doctor, who spoke intellectually about the event, had apparently mentioned it to others when drinking, though no one was drunk. The relative believes the doctor might have been silenced or come under security measures. Scott also recounts the doctor's denial of being at Roswell but confirmation of interesting UFO sightings. The article also details an incident at Ellsworth AFB in 1967 or 1968, where a UFO was observed on the ground, surrounded by emergency crews, and attempted to lift off without success before rapidly ascending. A related report mentions Staff Sgt. Albert Spodnik, who investigated a malfunction at Launch Facility Juliet-3, where both commercial and emergency power failed, and a UFO was observed near the site. Spodnik also reported a UFO over Lake Charles, Louisiana, with a multi-colored exhaust, which newspapers claimed had exploded.

Conference 2018

This section details the upcoming Outer Limits Magazine conference, scheduled to be held at the Freedom Centre in Preston Road, Hull, East Yorkshire. Following the success of the 2017 conference, the 2018 event aims to bring prominent speakers in ufology to the region. The venue is described as large, with a movie-style screen and capacity for 300 attendees, offering good food and beverages, and being fully disabled friendly. The article highlights the speakers: Paul Sinclair, author of 'Truth Proof', will discuss events surrounding Bridlington, including animal deaths and mutilations. John Hanson, former CID member and author, will present on 'The Halt Perspective' and the Rendlesham Incident. Mary Rodwell, founder of ACERN, will offer her unique perspective on close encounters and alien intervention. The headline speaker is Lt. Colonel Charles Halt, known for his involvement in the Rendlesham Forest Incident. The conference is a two-day event on September 1st and 2nd, 2018. Ticket information is provided, with options to purchase for individual days or the full weekend.

Death From An Unknown Menace

This article by Carl Nally and Dermot Butler discusses the disturbing phenomenon of unexplained animal mutilations, particularly the precise removal of specific body parts. It notes that this has been linked to UFO activity since the late 1960s, especially in the United States. The victims, which include cattle and sheep, have organs like tongues, eyes, and sexual organs removed with clinical precision, often with cauterized incisions and a baffling lack of blood. The article references Linda Moulton Howe's documentary 'A Strange Harvest'. It points out that governments, including Brazil, Mexico, and Ireland, have begun releasing UFO files, admitting the reality of unidentified flying objects. However, the article suggests that secret files may be kept regarding an agenda related to the harvesting of animal body parts. The authors argue that the continued denials and cover-ups surrounding these incidents point to the involvement of intelligence agencies tasked with keeping the truth hidden. An early case cited is from September 1967 in the San Luis Valley, Colorado, where a horse was found dead with its organs surgically removed, and evidence of high temperatures and radiation readings found on the ground.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently covers topics related to ufology, paranormal phenomena, and unexplained events. There's a strong emphasis on witness testimony, investigative reports, and challenging official narratives, particularly concerning government cover-ups. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry into these subjects, encouraging submissions from readers and researchers. The transition to a subscription model suggests a commitment to maintaining the quality and scope of the publication, especially in relation to hosting international conferences and bringing in expert speakers.

This issue of UFO Magazine, published in the United Kingdom, delves into a range of unexplained phenomena, with a particular focus on mysterious animal deaths and sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). The content spans multiple articles, including discussions on alleged government cover-ups, ancient astronaut theories, and specific case studies from various countries.

Unexplained Animal Deaths and Unmarked Helicopters

The magazine highlights a growing concern among animal owners regarding unexplained deaths and the presence of unmarked helicopters. These incidents have led to increased suspicion of government or military interest. The article details the case of a black Angus steer in Fyffe, Alabama, in January 1993, which was investigated by former police officer Ted Oliphant and Chief Detective Tommy Cole. An FAA official was brought in to evaluate the testimony, and he and Cole later witnessed a similar helicopter. The FAA official's subsequent investigation was abruptly halted, with instructions to cease inquiries, raising questions about what was being hidden.

Another significant case involves a logging crew in the Mount St. Helens area of Washington State on February 25, 1999. Members witnessed a peculiar airborne object stalking an elk herd. The object, described as flying at treetop level and moving methodically, eventually lifted a 500-pound elk. This incident was investigated by Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center and investigators from MUFON.

'Circle of Deceit' and Alien Agendas

The issue extensively features the book 'Circle of Deceit: A Terrifying Alien Agenda in Ireland and Beyond' by Carl Nally and Dermot Butler. The book's foreword by David Cayton, Director of the Animal Pathology Field Unit, commends the authors' diligence. The book focuses on insidious stalking of farm livestock across various regions, including Ireland, Britain, the American Southwest, and Argentina, where specific organs are harvested from animals subjected to advanced surgical procedures. A core focus is on a farm in Northern Ireland where hundreds of sheep were affected. The authors, co-founders of UPRI (UAP and Paranormal Research Ireland), suggest that this phenomenon has now manifested in the human realm. The book critiques the 'managed, choreographed structure of official denial' and explores the possibility that missing persons might be victims of an alien agenda.

UFO Sightings and Missing Time

Philip Mantle contributes an article titled 'UFO PHOTOS OVER POLAND & 'MISSING TIME''. He discusses the rarity of genuine UFO photographs and recounts a case from Poland involving Robert Bernatowicz. A witness reported seeing a UFO object near a tree and subsequently experienced a period of 'missing time'. Photographs were taken, which allegedly show a UFO, though the witness did not see it during the act of photography. The author notes the reluctance of the witness to be identified due to the stigma associated with discussing UFOs in Poland.

Ancient Civilizations and Ufology

Clay Godden, writing as an amateur ufologist, explores the connection between UFO phenomena and ancient history. He posits that Zecharia Sitchin's theories about 'Ancient civilised beings' visiting Earth may hold merit, explaining seemingly impossible feats of ancient civilizations like Egypt, Sumeria, and South America. Godden argues that these civilizations possessed advanced knowledge, possibly from extraterrestrial contact, and that government secrecy hinders genuine research. He suggests that a significant, unprecedented event might be necessary to reveal the truth about potential alien visitors.

UFO Conference Information

The issue includes promotional material for the 21st UFO Conference presented by the Cornwall UFO Research Group on October 13, 2018. The event featured speakers such as Neil Geddes Ward, Nik Hayes, Guy Steven Needler, and Caz Clarke, covering topics like 'Aliens on the Moon', 'UFOs - The Hidden Reality', and 'Aliens, Who And What They Really Are'. The venue was Truro College, Cornwall.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes throughout this issue are the unexplained nature of certain animal deaths, the potential involvement of unknown aerial technology (UAP/UFOs), and the persistent issue of government secrecy and denial surrounding these phenomena. The magazine appears to adopt a stance that encourages open investigation and challenges official narratives, advocating for a serious academic approach to Ufology while acknowledging the 'fringe elements' that can discredit the field. There is a clear skepticism towards official explanations and a belief that vital information is being withheld from the public.

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine delves into UFO photo analysis and close encounter reports, with a particular focus on a case originating near Jastrowo, Poland. The magazine also serves as a platform to promote upcoming events and offer back issues for sale.

UFO Photo Analysis: The Jastrowo Case

The central article details a series of five photographs allegedly taken in 2013 near Jastrowo, Poland, approximately 300 km from Warsaw. The source of these photos, known only by the nickname 'Bruno' (real Facebook name on file), wishes to remain anonymous. Bruno provided the photos on a low-quality memory card, which he no longer possesses, and claims no knowledge of photo editing. He noted similarities to the work of Edward Meier and expressed concern about the proliferation of faked images online.

Jason Gleaves, a UFO photo-analyst and author, was enlisted to analyze these images. Gleaves, who previously served in the Royal Air Force, examined five separate, high-quality images. His analysis, presented with "Original Image No 1" and "Enlarged View" inserts, indicated that the object moved within a small radius of about 200 feet and maintained an altitude of approximately 150-200 feet above ground level. Gleaves described the object as metallic, with a main circular base tapering to a pointed apex, resembling a church steeple, and a smaller domed protrusion below. He noted the absence of a detected shadow on the ground, suggesting the sun was behind the camera operator. His conclusion was that the object exhibited structure and was of an unknown origin, with no visible suspension devices or cabling.

Further analysis images, including "Original Image No 2," "Original Image No 3," "Original Image No 4," and "Original Image No 5," along with "Enlarged View" and "Analysis Images" sections, visually support Gleaves' findings. These sections include multiple views, overlaid images confirming movement, and inverted views, all contributing to the assessment of the object's characteristics and movement.

Upcoming Events and Magazine Sales

The magazine also announces an upcoming Outer Limits Magazine conference in association with Haunted Skies, to be held in Hull on September 1st and 2nd, 2018. The headline speaker is Col. Charles Halt, known for his involvement in the Rendlesham Forest Incident, who will discuss his experiences and the famous memo and tape recordings. Other speakers include Mary Rodwell, referred to as 'The Alien Lady' for her extensive work interviewing over 3000 experiencers, John Hanson, and Paul Sinclair. Ticket prices for the conference are detailed, with options for Saturday only, Sunday only, and a weekend pass.

Additionally, the magazine promotes the sale of its back issues. These are available as PDFs delivered digitally or by post. Year one (Issues 1-6) is priced at £10.00, and year two (Issues 7-12) is also £10.00, with PayPal fees applicable. A two-year bundle (Issues 1-12) is available for £16.00 plus PayPal fee. Overseas readers are advised to contact [email protected] for postage costs. A link to the online shop (chris0597.wixsite.com/outer-limits-mag/olm-shop) is provided.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFO sightings, detailed photo and computer analysis of alleged UFOs, and the promotion of ufology-related events and publications. The editorial stance appears to be one of serious investigation into anomalous aerial phenomena, encouraging informed discussion and the collection of evidence, while also acknowledging the prevalence of hoaxes and the need for critical evaluation, as expressed by the source 'Bruno'. The magazine positions itself as a source for 'articles, opinions and information, from some of the U.K.s and the worlds best investigators of the strange world we live in.'

Title: Outer Limits Magazine
Issue Date: September 1st & 2nd, 2018 (event date)
Content Focus: UFOs, paranormal phenomena, and related research.

Analysis of Polish UFO Photos

The issue begins with an analysis of five UFO photos from Poland. The author, Philip Mantle, expresses that if Jason Gleaves' analysis is correct, these photos could be among the best evidence available. However, Mantle, like his colleague Robert Bernatowicz in Poland, adopts a cautious approach, acknowledging the sophistication of modern computer software in creating convincing hoaxes. More information is needed, and the case is left open pending further investigation.

Author Spotlight: Philip Mantle

Philip Mantle is introduced as a long-standing UFO researcher and author from the UK. He is the former Director of Investigations for the British UFO Research Association and the MUFON Representative for England. He is also the founder of FLYING DISK PRESS.

Book Review: 'The Outsiders Guide to UFOs' by James T. Abbott

Malcolm Robinson reviews 'The Outsiders Guide to UFOs' by James T. Abbott, published by Archway Publishing. Robinson initially expected a typical UFO book but found it to be the 'best' overall book on the subject, covering a vast range of topics and historical sightings from 1254 to modern times. The review highlights the author's research into early sightings, the 'air-ship wave' of the 1890s, and classic UFO cases like Roswell and Kenneth Arnold. Robinson notes that the book covers many British UFO cases, some of which were new to him. The author is praised for his engaging style and for scrutinizing potential explanations, including the possibility of advanced aerial technology being mistaken for UFOs. The review also touches upon government studies like Project Grudge, which aimed to 'disprove UFOs' rather than find the truth. Robinson concludes that the book is 'mind-blowing' and essential reading for anyone interested in the subject, particularly for sceptics.

Excerpt: 'My Paranormal Life' by John Ventre

This section features an excerpt from John Ventre's book, 'The Ufologist'. Ventre recounts several personal paranormal experiences. In 1991, after moving to Roxbury Knolls, New Jersey, he heard unexplained sounds of moving boxes. In 1992-1996, following a separation and divorce, he experienced a period of mental cruelty and torture. He describes a thin, tall dark shadow in his son Nolan's room, a rocking chair and baby crying heard by his daughter, and a seven-foot tall black creature seen by Nolan. He also recounts a strange experience with his girlfriend Caroline involving a dark cloud or shadow in their bedroom. Ventre speculates that spirits of settlers who died in Oklahoma may have followed them. In 1996, he and Caroline witnessed another shadow. His dog exhibited fear, hiding in corners and running from the house. Ventre later moved to Greensburg, Pennsylvania, in 1997, where he experienced a persistent tapping in the wall for years. In 1999, attending a MUFON UFO Symposium, he met an unusual woman and subsequently experienced several nights of intense paranoia and sleep disturbances. He also had an out-of-body experience. Ventre connects these events to a UFO sighting in State College, Pennsylvania, and Morgantown, West Virginia, occurring on the same night. He also recalls a piece of metal resembling a scalpel tip. He wonders about a connection to a similar out-of-body experience in his youth and discusses abduction theories with Dr. David Jacobs. Ventre also describes recurring dreams involving a hairy creature and a strange child interacting with his dog, questioning if it was a lucid dream or an interaction with a 'hybrid son'. The excerpt concludes with Ventre experiencing three years of erectile dysfunction following these incidents.

'Outer Limits Magazine' Event Promotion

Page 3 promotes the 'Outer Limits Magazine UFOS Then & Now A Two Day Special Event' held on September 1st and 2nd, 2018, at The Freedom Centre in Hull. Headline speakers include Col. Charles Halt, Mary Rodwell, John Hanson, Paul Sinclair, and Chris Evers. Ticket prices are listed for Saturday only, Sunday only, and a full weekend pass.

Book and Merchandise Promotion

Pages 2, 4, and 5 feature promotions for books and merchandise. Malcolm Robinson's books, including 'PARANORMAL CASE FILES GREAT BRITAIN' volumes 1 & 2, 'UFO CASE FILES SCOTLAND', and 'The Monsters of Loch Ness', are advertised. 'Calvin Parker: My Story - Pascagoula-The Closest Encounter', with a foreword by Philip Mantle, is available from Flying Disk Press starting September 1, 2018. The 'OLM Shop' offers back issues of Outer Limits Magazine as PDFs and other themed merchandise such as mugs, t-shirts, and mouse mats from 'Clothes Encounters'.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently promotes UFO research, paranormal investigations, and the sharing of personal experiences. There is a clear emphasis on historical cases, book reviews, and upcoming events within the UFO community. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry, acknowledging the complexities and potential for deception (hoaxes) while encouraging further investigation and critical thinking, as seen in the review of Abbott's book and the discussion of Polish UFO photos. The magazine also highlights the work of prominent researchers and authors in the field, such as Philip Mantle, Malcolm Robinson, and John Ventre.

This issue of UFO Magazine, dated October 2017, features a personal journey by John Ventre detailing his extensive experiences with UFOs, ghosts, demons, and other paranormal phenomena from 1999 to 2017. The magazine's cover highlights this personal narrative with an image of Ventre's tombstone.

Personal Encounters and Experiences

Ventre begins by listing questions he asks about abduction cases, responding to each with his personal findings. He recounts an incident in December 1999 where his Doberman died of a heart attack, which he considers potentially related to an ET abduction, lucid dream, or demonic incident, especially after attending his first UFO Conference.

In 2004, after meeting his girlfriend Colleen, Ventre describes an encounter where he heard shuffling outside their bedroom door. The following morning, he discovered six-fingered arm and hand prints on the bathroom mirror, suggesting a creature at least seven feet tall. Later that year, during Thanksgiving, he experienced being held down on his bed and saw a milky cloud backing away.

In 2007, his father passed away. The following years brought more intense experiences. In September 2009, he awoke to see a seven-foot-tall, thin figure with a square head in his hallway. In April 2010, his daughter reported a terrifying experience where she felt an entity absorb into her body, accompanied by voices and a feeling of paralysis.

Further incidents include loud booming sounds in 2012, and in the fall of 2013, repeated tapping in the spare bedroom, a loud bang, and his dog biting him. He also witnessed a snake-like movement in front of a projector light. In December 2013, a loud sound like a truck crashing into the house originated from his bathroom.

Spiritual Warfare and Protection

Ventre details his evolving understanding of the paranormal, moving from seeking logical answers to embracing spiritual warfare. He recounts meeting Wanda, who blessed his house, and discusses his belief that he is a threat to 'his kingdom' due to his public speaking on UFOs and the paranormal. He emphasizes the importance of faith in Jesus and asking for His protection.

He describes encounters with entities that seem to target him, including instances where his house felt safe after spiritual cleansing. He mentions being 'marked' and that 'They' always return, particularly around Thanksgiving. Ventre details his attempts to expel these entities through prayer and commanding them to leave in Jesus' name.

Recurring Phenomena and Beliefs

Recurring phenomena include tapping sounds, loud bangs, sliding, banging, creaking noises, foul odors, and the sensation of a presence. Ventre believes these are poltergeists and not demons, and that they are trying to 'take your soul'. He also notes that birds flying into his windows stopped after a fire in his yard, suggesting a possible connection or departure of entities.

Ventre discusses his interactions with clergy, noting their nonchalance or fear regarding his experiences. He mentions a priest who told him he was marked and that the demon would return. He also recounts a conversation with a paranormal investigator who suggested binding and selling his wedding band and his father's. He believes he has figured out the 'string theory of everything' and that his decisions are now based on how they affect his soul.

Later Experiences and Conclusion

In 2015-16, Ventre continued to experience tapping and other phenomena, often stopping when he yelled or banged on the wall. He describes seeing dark shadows circling the ceiling fan. He also recounts a physical touch on his forehead and scalp, which he interpreted as approval for fighting back.

In 2016, he experienced dreams of a dead person and hairy creatures. In January 2017, he met a woman who, like him, was into the paranormal but did not believe in Jesus. She suggested an exorcism from a South African exorcist. Ventre refused to invite anyone into his home who didn't believe in Jesus, believing that 'They' use women to latch onto him.

His final entry in February 2017 describes a dream and the return of loud banging sounds and popping sounds, along with birds flying into his windows. He refuses to communicate with the non-living. He concludes by stating that Psalm 127 suggests children and grandchildren are a blessing and that he will never allow 'It' to get to his children or grandchildren.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are the author's personal encounters with UFOs and paranormal entities, the struggle between faith and skepticism, and the concept of spiritual warfare. John Ventre's stance is one of unwavering faith and determination to combat these forces through spiritual means, viewing his experiences as a battle for his soul. The magazine appears to present these personal testimonies as evidence of ongoing paranormal activity and the importance of spiritual preparedness.

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine features an introductory article by Bryan M. Bowden, who takes on the role of North American correspondent. The magazine also includes announcements for upcoming events and a column on astrology.

This is only the Beginning - Perspectives from North America by Bryan M. Bowden

Bryan M. Bowden begins his tenure as a correspondent for The Outer Limits Magazine by introducing himself and his interest in the paranormal and UFO phenomena. He recounts how he was approached by publisher Chris Evers to provide articles every 6-8 weeks. Bowden shares his personal journey as a researcher and investigator, acknowledging the societal stigma often associated with these topics, such as being labeled as wearing "tinfoil hats."

He notes a shift in public attitude towards UFOs, citing a 2017 survey commissioned by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment for the film "Phoenix Forgotten." This survey of 1,756 Americans revealed that 47% believe in aliens, 39% believe aliens have visited Earth, 16% claim to have seen a UFO, 18% believe in abductions, and 27% know someone who claims to have seen a UFO. Bowden attributes this increased openness partly to initiatives like Tom DeLonge's To The Stars Academy and the release of UFO-related video footage by the US Government.

Bowden also discusses his involvement with the Bronxville Paranormal Society (BPS) as its Chief Information and Technology Officer. He highlights the founding of the New York State UFO Project (NYSUFOP), a non-profit organization he co-founded with Alfred Santariga, which serves as a platform for reporting and discussing UFO-related matters. They conduct monthly meetings broadcast via Facebook Live.

Bowden and Santariga were invited presenters at the annual Pine Bush New York UFO Fair and Conference on June 9, 2018, where they delivered four presentations on paranormal activity, cryptids, high strangeness, and Area UFO-related experiences. He emphasizes Pine Bush's significance as a UFO hotspot and compares it to Roswell, New Mexico, noting the presence of ancient stone chambers and ley lines that correlate with UFO sightings and abductions.

He mentions notable figures associated with the area, including Whitley Strieber's alien encounter in 1985, which inspired his book "Communion," and the "Westchester Boomerang" sighting chronicled in "Night Siege: The Hudson Valley UFO Sightings."

Bowden describes an ambitious CE-5 (Close Encounter of the Fifth Kind) experiment conducted at the Pine Bush conference, aiming for direct contact with extraterrestrials. He outlines the different categories of Close Encounters, from CE-1 (sighting of a spacecraft) to CE-7 (human/alien hybrid creation).

The CE-5 event required clear atmospheric conditions and took place from 5-9 pm. Approximately 60 participants, including German TV crew from ProSieben, gathered in a secluded area. Bowden led a guided meditation, encouraging participants to focus on images of crafts and aliens and to send out the intention to make contact. Around 10:30 pm, participants began scanning the sky. The event culminated in a sighting of a white, octagonal LED light object that exhibited unusual light bursts and purposeful movement. The object responded to Morse code signals sent by flashlight and even adjusted its bursts upon request. The interaction lasted about an hour and was described as an amazing, true Out-of-this-World event.

Bowden expresses skepticism towards claims of constant CE-5 contact, suggesting that some individuals might be influenced by government agencies or have ulterior motives. He calls for more scientific and social research into these events and questions why, despite widespread video recording capabilities, fewer sightings are captured digitally or reported to agencies like MUFON and NUFORC.

He acknowledges the work of journalist and author Cheryl Costa, who was awarded UFO Researcher of the Year 2018 for her extensive data input and research on UFO reports at the county level.

Bowden concludes by encouraging readers to share their requests for topics and to keep an open mind, stating, "keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars."

Bryan M. Bowden Bio

Bryan M. Bowden's biography details his lifelong fascination with the paranormal, sparked by unusual childhood experiences. Since 1977, he has researched UFOs, cryptids, and paranormal phenomena globally. He is the Chief Information and Technology Officer for the Bronxville Paranormal Society (BPS) and the Founder and Director of NYSUFOP. Bowden also hosts the podcast "NoBoBuMe - exploring deep Inside The Goblin Universe" and is a published author, musician, and artist. He previously worked in Wall Street and is involved in various paranormal projects and organizations.

Announcements and Other Features

Outer Limits Magazine Conference: The magazine, in association with Haunted Skies, announces a conference in Hull on September 1st and 2nd, 2018. The headline speaker is Col. Charles Halt, who was involved in the Rendlesham Forest Incident of 1980. Other speakers include Mary Rodwell, John Hanson, and Paul Sinclair. Ticket prices are listed for Saturday, Sunday, and the weekend.

Mary Rodwell at OLM Conference: Mary Rodwell, known as "The Alien Lady" for interviewing over 3000 experiencers, will be presenting her latest research and conducting a workshop at the OLM Conference in Hull. She is making a rare trip to the UK to share her findings.

Astrology & These Latest Eclipses by Shawn M. Cohen, BSc. Metaphysics, L.V.N.

Shawn M. Cohen introduces his new column on Astrology, explaining its study of the stars and the importance of a birth chart. He highlights the recent eclipse on Friday, July 13th, 2018. Cohen emphasizes that newspaper horoscopes are often inaccurate because they don't consider the Moon Sign and Rising Sign, which are determined by the exact time and place of birth. He describes how astrologers can decipher a person's life through their Natal Astrology Chart, which is presented as a wheel. Cohen explains the concept of "Soul Level Astrology," focusing on the interpretation of houses and planetary aspects within a birth chart, using his own chart as an example.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently focuses on UFO phenomena, paranormal investigations, and related topics, including high strangeness and alien encounters. There is an underlying theme of promoting open-mindedness and encouraging research and discussion within these fields, while also acknowledging and addressing societal skepticism. The publication seems to advocate for a more scientific approach to studying these phenomena, as seen in Bowden's call for documented results and research. The inclusion of astrology as a new column suggests an expansion of the magazine's scope to include other esoteric subjects.

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Content Highlights

The magazine content, as suggested by the cover images and article excerpts, delves into various aspects of ufology and related phenomena. Key articles and themes include:

UFO Investigations and History

• 'The UFO Investigator's Manual' by Nigel Watson: This hardcover book is reviewed, covering UFO investigations from 1892 to the present day, including explanations and theories surrounding sightings. It highlights significant events like the 1896-1897 USA airship scare, Kenneth Arnold's 1947 sighting that coined the term 'flying saucer', and the famous Roswell crash of July 1947.
• Roswell Crash: The magazine extensively discusses the Roswell incident, including the initial announcement of recovering a crashed flying saucer, the subsequent identification as a weather balloon, and later claims of alien bodies and advanced aircraft development. It touches upon the Project Mogul explanation and the controversy surrounding Ray Santilli's alleged autopsy film.
• Contactees and Abductions: The document mentions George Adamski and his encounters with fair-skinned aliens, as well as the widely publicized abduction of Betty and Barney Hill in 1961, detailing their experience under hypnotic regression.
• Pascagoula UFO Encounter: A significant portion of the magazine is dedicated to the 1973 Pascagoula incident involving Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker. It recounts their experience of being taken aboard an oval-shaped craft and examined by humanoid creatures. The article includes details from a 'secret tape' of their interrogation and discusses the aftermath, including polygraph tests and interviews with researchers like J. Allen Hynek.
• Crash Retrievals: The concept of UFO crash retrievals is explored, with John Harney's identification of common motifs in such cases. The article notes that nearly 300 alleged flying saucer crashes have occurred worldwide since 1947.

Astrology

• Natal Birth Charts and Houses: An article by Shawn Margaret Cohen, BSc. Metaphysics, L.V.N., explains the basics of astrology, focusing on natal birth charts. It details the significance of the twelve houses, planetary influences, and aspects. The author uses her own chart as an example to illustrate how the houses and planets shape personality, relationships, and life experiences. The article also touches upon the concept of 'rising signs' (Ascendant) and the interpretation of a chart based on the time, date, and location of birth.
• Eclipses: The text mentions upcoming eclipses in July 2018, specifically a Solar Eclipse in Leo and a Total Lunar Eclipse in Aquarius, and discusses how these celestial events can affect individuals based on their birth charts, particularly concerning past life issues and collective themes.

Other Content

• John Ventre's Challenge: Researcher John Ventre offers a $30,000 reward for medically proven evidence of a Grey or Reptilian extraterrestrial, dead or alive, challenging the notion that ETs are not from space but are interdimensional beings.
• Phillip Mantle's Publishing: The magazine highlights Phillip Mantle's publishing efforts through FLYING DISK PRESS, including the re-publication of 'UFO CONTACT AT PASCAGOULA' by Charles Hickson and William Mendez.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently focuses on unexplained phenomena, particularly UFO sightings, alien encounters, and abduction cases, presenting them as historical events and ongoing mysteries. There is a strong emphasis on investigation, witness testimony, and the analysis of evidence, often referencing historical reports and research. The inclusion of an astrology article suggests an interest in esoteric subjects and personal development, linking celestial movements to individual lives and collective experiences. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry into these subjects, encouraging readers to explore the evidence and theories presented, while also acknowledging the skepticism and mundane explanations that often accompany such phenomena. The advertisement for back issues and the mention of funding future conferences indicate a commitment to continuing the exploration and discussion of these topics within the UFO community.

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine, dated April 2018, features a prominent cover story on the "Pascagoula-The Closest Encounter" involving Calvin Parker. The magazine includes excerpts from a transcript of a hypnosis session with Calvin Parker conducted by Budd Hopkins, detailing his abduction experience. Additionally, it explores the concept of time travel, its potential implications, and its alleged use by both alien entities and human military forces. The issue also promotes the upcoming book "Pascagoula – The Closest Encounter" by Philip Mantle and highlights the Paranormal UK Radio Network.

The Pascagoula Encounter: Calvin Parker's Testimony

The magazine presents a detailed account of the 1973 Pascagoula abduction, focusing on Calvin Parker's perspective. The transcript reveals a conversation between Budd Hopkins and Calvin Parker, where Parker describes the terrifying experience of being taken aboard an alien craft. He recounts feeling a serious pain in his left foot, followed by a sensation of being injected with something. Parker describes a burning sensation all over his body, feeling as if his blood was being pumped out and replaced with something hot. He details the presence of humanoid creatures, one of whom he describes as having bluish-green hair and ears like 'us guys, but bigger.' He also describes seeing himself in a mirror, with other figures present, and a strange feeling of being watched.

Parker recounts being grabbed by three humanoid creatures and taken aboard a craft. He describes an examination and the fear of imminent death. After being returned to the riverbank, he and Charles Hickson contacted the sheriff. The transcript also touches upon Parker's subsequent experiences and the emotional impact of the event on him and his family.

Time Travel and Alien Intervention

In a separate article, Derek Tyler, a researcher and author specializing in UFOs and alien contact, discusses the concept of time travel. Tyler posits that time travel is not merely theoretical but is actively being utilized by advanced alien beings and by American black operations military forces. He suggests that these entities have manipulated past events to alter history in ways that favor them. Tyler argues that conventional human scientific limitations should not be imposed when considering alien capabilities. He believes that those who control the past also control the present and the future, leading to a situation where humanity is unknowingly manipulated by these 'unseen hands.' Tyler emphasizes the danger of this situation and the need for awareness, dedicating his work to warning people about these threats.

Book Promotion: Pascagoula – The Closest Encounter

The magazine extensively promotes Philip Mantle's upcoming book, "Pascagoula – The Closest Encounter." The book is described as containing Calvin Parker's full story for the first time, along with details of his other close encounters and personal insights into how the event affected him and his family. It also includes a transcript of the Sheriff's Department's 'secret tape' made shortly after the event and the full transcript of the hypnosis session with Budd Hopkins. The book is set to be published in paperback and Kindle on September 1st, 2018, and will be available on Amazon.

Paranormal UK Radio Network

The issue also features advertisements for the Paranormal UK Radio Network, promoting its 24/7 streaming of paranormal talk radio shows from the UK and around the world. It highlights an upcoming interview with Philip Mantle on "The Outer Knowhere Radio Show," hosted by Chris Evers and Paul Sinclair.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are alien abduction, close encounters, and the speculative nature of time travel and its potential manipulation by advanced entities. The magazine adopts a stance that encourages open-mindedness towards unconventional phenomena, particularly UFOs and alien contact, and presents research and personal testimonies as evidence. The editorial focus appears to be on bringing new information and perspectives on well-known cases like Pascagoula to the public, while also exploring broader implications of alien presence and advanced technology such as time travel. The promotion of books and radio shows within the paranormal community suggests an alignment with the interests of UFO enthusiasts and researchers.