Outer Limits Magazine - No 16

Magazine Overview

Title: Outer Limits Magazine
Issue: No. 16
Date: October 2018
Type: Final Free Issue

Welcome to Issue 16

This issue marks the end of an era for Outer Limits Magazine (OLM) as it transitions from a free publication to a subscription-based model. Editor Chris Evers explains that this change is necessary to continue bringing readers information from top investigators and authors, and to fund future OLM conferences. Despite the shift, Evers expresses excitement for a "new and exciting beginning" and thanks the readers, who have contributed to over 180,000 reads and impressions.

The magazine welcomes articles on ufology, ghosts, poltergeists, strange events, ooparts, and cryptozoology. Submissions should be sent as a Word document in Times New Roman, size 11 font, with images included.

Inside This Issue

The table of contents highlights several articles:

• Page 4: "The Parallel World: Stepping Outside of Time" by Diane Tessman
• Page 7: "Pascagoula - The Forgotten Encounter" by Chris Evers
• Page 10: "Pascagoula A New Witness?" by Philip Mantle
• Page 17: "2018 Outer limits Magazine Conference Review" by Philip Mantle
• Page 20: "Exoplanet May Hold Water?"
• Page 21: "Cattle Mutilations in the Land of Oz."
• Page 27: "OLM The Future?" by OLM Editor Chris Evers
• Page 30: "Sex & ET" by Nigel Watson
• Page 33: "In Your Skies" by Mark Finbow
• Page 36: "WALLABYS AND GIANT LEAPS INTO Un-believe" by Paul Sinclair.
• Page 42: "NSO Closure. Why? How? I Just Don't Know?" by Bryan M. Bowden.
• Page 54: "Livingston UFO Incident Receives Signage" by Malcolm Robinson
• Page 60: "Orb Image Analysed" by Jason Gleaves

The Parallel World: Stepping Outside of Time

Diane Tessman explores the concept of parallel worlds, suggesting that our future selves or advanced humans might be able to travel through time. She posits that time is not linear but concurrent, with all moments happening "Now." This could explain the presence of "ancient astronauts," suggesting they might be future humans visiting their own past. The article discusses the challenges and possibilities of time travel, including the potential use of electromagnetic energy, gravity, or quantum computers. It also touches upon the idea that aliens might be future humans seeking DNA samples, possibly due to a past nuclear holocaust. The article concludes by mentioning the "I shouldn't meet my grandfather" paradoxes and how future humans might have already "handled" them.

Pascagoula - The Forgotten Encounter

Chris Evers recounts the famous Pascagoula abduction event of October 11, 1973, involving Calvin Parker (19) and Charles Hickson (42). While fishing, they encountered a UFO with flashing blue lights and three humanoid creatures who took them aboard for an examination. The event became international news, attracting investigations from APRO, James Harder, and Dr. J. Allen Hynek. Sceptics like Philip J. Klass and Joe Nickell questioned the story, with Klass suggesting an inexperienced polygraph operator and Nickell proposing a hypnagogic waking dream state for Hickson. Dr. Hynek, however, endorsed the claims, stating the men had "a very real experience."

Calvin Parker, who had previously only briefly discussed his experience, now tells his full story in a new publication, encouraged by his wife. He describes being floated onto the craft, which he perceived as football-shaped and bright, and being examined while paralyzed. Upon release, he heard a loud "zipping noise" as the craft departed. Both men initially agreed to keep the event private due to its personal nature.

Pascagoula A New Witness?

Philip Mantle introduces a new perspective on the Pascagoula case through an interview with Stefanos Panagiotakis from Greece. Stefanos had traveled to Pascagoula in 1981 and interviewed Charles Hickson and others, including a Greek pastor named Emmanuel P. Sigalas, who claimed to have witnessed the same UFO event with two companions. Sigalas's interview, conducted in July 1981, is presented as a transcript, adding another layer to the well-known abduction case. Mantle notes that while Hickson spoke publicly about the event until his death in 2011, Calvin Parker remained more private about his experience.

2018 Outer limits Magazine Conference Review

Philip Mantle provides a review of the 2018 Outer Limits Magazine Conference, which took place on October 6th and 7th, 2018, at the YMCA in St. Annes, UK. The conference featured speakers such as Alan Godfrey, Ann Winsper, Jenny Randles, Peter McCue, Juliette Gregson, and Rob Whitehead.

OLM The Future?

Chris Evers, the OLM Editor, discusses the magazine's transition to a subscription model. He outlines the reasons for this decision, emphasizing the need to fund future events and maintain the quality of content. He expresses gratitude to contributors and readers for their support over the past 16 issues and looks forward to the magazine's continued success.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently explores themes of ufology, close encounters, and unexplained phenomena. There's a strong focus on investigating alleged alien abductions, with the Pascagoula case being a prominent example. The editorial stance appears open to exploring unconventional theories, including the possibility of time travel, parallel worlds, and the idea that UFO occupants might be future humans. The magazine also covers related topics like paranormal events, cryptozoology, and historical mysteries. The transition to a subscription model indicates a commitment to continuing this exploration of the strange and unexplained.

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine, published by Chris Evers, focuses on UFO sightings, witness testimonies, and astronomical discoveries. The cover features a striking image of an alien head with the prominent headline "COME BE INFORMED," encouraging readers to subscribe for exclusive content. The magazine is available for £9 for 6 issues.

Interview with Emmanuel Sigalas

The issue begins with an interview conducted by Stefanos Panagiotakis, a UFO researcher and investigator from Athens, Greece, with Emmanuel Sigalas. Sigalas recounts his experience on October 11, 1973, near Pascagoula, Mississippi. While driving with his cousin Raymond and a passenger named Joan, Sigalas observed a cylindrical object following their car. The object mirrored their speed changes and eventually stopped, approached them, and disappeared. Sigalas described the object as covered in a bright light and noted an extension pointing from its main body. Joan, the passenger, was deeply affected, stating she thought she saw God.

Sigalas emphasizes the reality of his experience, stating that if he hadn't seen the craft, he wouldn't have paid attention to UFO stories. He believes the experience was a sign from God, though he distinguishes it from a direct sign, calling it a harbinger. He also discusses the Pascagoula fishermen, Hickson and Parker, whose story he believes is credible, especially since he and others witnessed a similar phenomenon.

Sigalas reflects on the broader implications of UFOs, suggesting they are from advanced civilizations rather than gods. He also touches upon the concept of "Philadelphia" (love of brothers) as a unifying force, particularly relevant since World War II, marking a spiritual advancement of the human race.

Another Mississippi UFO Sighting

The magazine presents another UFO sighting from October 1973 in Mississippi, reported by Dale Lois Ulmer. While traveling with her parents near Pass Christian, their car was illuminated by a bluish/white light. Her father noted the light did not appear to be coming from the nearby field. The experience left them with a sense of unease, and Ulmer later wondered if it was connected to the Pascagoula event.

Ulmer mentions that October 2018 marked her 45th year of seeking answers about UFOs. She also recalls a daytime stationary UFO sighting directly above her driveway. The article notes the similarity of the bluish/white light seen by Ulmer to the light reported by Hickson and Parker.

Calvin Parker, one of the original Pascagoula witnesses, is quoted, emphasizing the importance of credible witnesses and the growing body of evidence supporting the case. He believes more witnesses will come forward as publicity for his book, "Pascagoula – The Closest Encounter: My Story," increases.

Review of the 2018 Freedom Centre Conference, Hull

Philip Mantle, a UFO researcher and author, reviews the UFO conference held at The Freedom Centre in Hull on September 1, 2018. He highlights the event organized by Chris Evers, editor and publisher of Outer Limits Magazine. Speakers included Chris Evers, who presented his top ten UFO events of the year, notably the US Department of Defense's secret UFO study. Paul Sinclair, an "old school" UFO investigator, presented his research centered around Bempton, UK, detailing sightings of strange lights and paranormal phenomena. John Hanson, author of the "Haunted Skies" series, showcased his extensive archive of UFO material. UFO witness Darren Cooper shared his encounter with a large, triangle-shaped UFO.

Other speakers included Mary Rodwell, founder of the Australian Close Encounter Resource Network (ACERN), who presented on "The New Human Awakening Our Cosmic Heritage," exploring humanity's connection with non-human intelligences. USAF Colonel Charles Halt, a witness to the Rendlesham Forest incident, shared his account and new information on witnesses. The conference also featured presentations by Paul Sinclair and Colonel Halt, with the latter's being accompanied by a bagpipe player. Mantle describes the conference as well-organized with a friendly, family-like atmosphere.

Exoplanet Proxima B May Hold Water

The magazine includes a scientific article discussing exoplanet Proxima B, located 4.2 light years away. New simulations suggest that Proxima B, orbiting the Red Dwarf star Proxima Centauri, could harbor a vast ocean and support liquid water, thus increasing its potential for hosting life. The planet is thought to be tidally locked, with one side in permanent daylight and the other in darkness. While water might be frozen on the night side, dynamic ocean models indicate the possibility of liquid water, even extending to parts of the nightside under certain atmospheric conditions.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine strongly advocates for the investigation and reporting of UFO phenomena. It emphasizes the importance of witness testimony, presenting multiple firsthand accounts and corroborating evidence. The magazine also highlights the intersection of UFO research with broader scientific inquiry, as seen in the article on exoplanet Proxima B. The editorial stance appears to be one of open-mindedness and a belief in the significance of UFO encounters, encouraging readers to stay informed and share their own experiences. The review of the Hull conference further reinforces the magazine's commitment to promoting UFO research and fostering a community around the subject.

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine, titled "Cattle Mutilations in The Land of Oz" and identified as Volume 3, Issue 15, dated October 2018, delves into unexplained phenomena with a focus on reports from Australia. The cover story highlights bizarre cattle mutilations, while other articles discuss UFO sightings, alien encounters, and a lightning strike incident.

Cattle Mutilations in Australia

The magazine opens with a report from north Queensland, Australia, where graziers Mick and Judy Cook discovered a dead cow carcass on their property with its udder, ears, and tongue surgically removed. Mr. Cook described the removal as precise, unlike anything an animal could do, and noted the absence of blood or signs of struggle. They later found another mutilated carcass. Local veterinarian David Lemmon, with 40 years of experience, stated he had never seen or heard of anything like it, suggesting the perpetrator was not mentally stable. The Cooks reported attempting to contact local police unsuccessfully. The article also mentions a similar incident of two dead cows with udders removed that the couple encountered about ten years prior.

Further reports detail cases of cow mutilation worldwide, with body parts removed with "surgical precision." Speculation on the perpetrators ranges from satanic worshippers and government agents to aliens. The FBI launched an investigation in the mid-70s but was hindered by a lack of jurisdiction. Scientists have offered explanations such as decomposition or carrion animals, but these do not fully account for the phenomenon.

Lightning Strike Kills Six Cows

Another report details an incident south of Brisbane where a lightning strike is believed to have killed six cows found lying dead in a row on a Beaudesert property. Grazier Eda Shirley discovered the cattle lined up along a fence after a storm. His son, Derek, suggested the lightning struck the fence, electrifying the water near it and killing the cows instantaneously. The stock was valued at $10,000. Mr. Shirley expressed concern about safety during storms and noted that the majority of lightning injuries are indirect, emphasizing the danger of standing in water.

Interview with Paul Ascough: 'The Real Story'

The magazine features an interview with author Paul Ascough by Philip Mantle. Ascough, who left school with few qualifications, pursued a career as a nurse before joining the Army as an infantry medic and later becoming a paramedic. His book, "The Real Story," is described as his personal account of experiences with religion, the paranormal, and UFOs. Ascough recounts his first UFO sighting at age 11, involving two bright pearly white objects that stopped and changed direction abruptly. He believes these objects were not meant to be seen and were defying the laws of physics. Ascough also discusses his military experience, which honed his observational skills, and highlights a high-strangeness, close encounter abduction case he investigated in 1995 for BUFORA as a significant event. He argues that abductees' consistent accounts, despite potential loss, suggest the reality of their experiences and the importance of UFO research.

UFO Research and Future of Outer Limits Magazine

Ascough expresses his commitment to continued UFO research and believes that modern technology, with more people carrying recording devices, will lead to greater public acceptance of the phenomenon. The magazine also announces that from December 1st, 2018, Outer Limits Magazine will transition to a subscription-only model, with issues available as a PDF download. The magazine aims to fund future conferences featuring prominent speakers in the field. A list of featured articles and authors for upcoming issues is provided.

Book Recommendations

Outer Limits Magazine recommends two books by Paul Sinclair: "Truth Proof: The Truth That Leaves No Proof" and "Truth Proof 2: Beyond The Thinking Mind," focusing on UFOs and anomalies around the East & North Yorkshire coastline. The magazine also promotes "The UFO Files" by Mike Covell, which examines Hull-based UFO reports and sightings from 1801 to 2018, including historical cases and official files. Additionally, a book titled "Screwed by the Aliens," edited by Timothy Green Beckley, is highlighted. This book explores "True Sexual Encounters with ETs," drawing parallels between religious lore of succubi and incubi and modern alien abduction accounts of sexual encounters. It references the case of Antonio Villas Boas and the concept of alien impregnation and hybrid foetus extraction.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently explores themes of unexplained phenomena, including UFOs, alien encounters, and unusual animal deaths. It presents witness accounts and expert opinions, often highlighting the baffling nature of these events and the limitations of current explanations. The editorial stance appears to be open-minded and investigative, encouraging further research and discussion, even if it challenges accepted norms. The transition to a subscription model suggests a commitment to continuing to provide in-depth content on these subjects.

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine delves into the controversial and often sensational aspects of UFO phenomena, focusing on alien abduction experiences and unexplained animal mutilations. The magazine presents a range of accounts, from the deeply personal and sexualized encounters with extraterrestrials to the perplexing and violent deaths of animals across different continents.

Alien Abduction and Sexual Encounters

The issue highlights the 'anal probe' meme, citing Whitley Strieber's account of mechanical devices used during abductions. It also features more extreme claims, such as New York artist David Huggins' assertion of having had sexual intercourse with a female extraterrestrial, resulting in an alien child. Christa Tilton's experience of being used as a surrogate mother by aliens and Dr. Karla Turner's accusations of sexual violation and deception by aliens are also presented. The magazine acknowledges the disturbing nature of these accounts, including alien pedophilia and bestial sex, but also notes that some abductees describe these encounters as highly pleasurable.

Hybrid Breeding Programs and Skepticism

These reports are interpreted by some ufologists as evidence of a 'hybrid breeding program' aimed at creating superior beings. However, the magazine also presents skeptical viewpoints, suggesting that such experiences might be the product of sleep paralysis, where the line between fantasy and reality blurs. The editorial stance, as articulated by 'Beckley,' is one of open-mindedness, acknowledging the potentially neglected but important aspect of UFO research concerning alien reproduction and sexual encounters, despite its potentially offensive nature.

"In Your Skies" Theatre Project

Writer Mark Finbow discusses his new theatre project, "In Your Skies," which aims to bring the voices of ufologists and experiencers to the stage. The project involves research through books, online resources, and conferences, including speaking with experiencers. Finbow is hosting 'Flying Saucer Cafes' in East Anglia to gather stories and insights that will inform the script. The project is supported by Eastern Angles and Arts Council England, with workshops and a professional sharing of the script planned.

Malcolm Robinson's "Paranormal Case Files of Great Britain"

The magazine recommends Malcolm Robinson's "Paranormal Case Files of Great Britain" series, particularly Volume III. This volume is described as being packed with spooky tales, including cases of ghosts attacking people, hauntings experienced firsthand, and a modern look at the Cottingley fairy photographs. It also features photographs by 'Alien' Bill Rooke and examines how the British media portrays the paranormal.

Unexplained Animal Mutilations

A significant portion of the issue is dedicated to investigating a series of disturbing animal mutilations, primarily focusing on the decapitation of wallabies and kangaroos. Paul Sinclair's investigation highlights incidents in Australia, starting with three wallabies found decapitated at Emerald Heights, Coffs Coast, in January 2011. The precision of the decapitations suggested the use of a samurai sword or machete, and no blood was found at the scene, indicating the animals were killed elsewhere.

Sewerby Decapitations and Other Cases

The investigation extends to the UK, specifically the Sewerby Hall zoo in East Yorkshire, where four wallabies were killed and decapitated. Initially suspected to be a fox attack, the circumstances, including the lack of predation and the discovery of severed heads, led to suspicion of human involvement or an unknown predator. The article also mentions similar mutilations of roe deer found in Bridlington in 2006, where meat was removed in an unusual manner without being consumed. Further cases in Lysterfield Lake Park, Australia, are also noted.

The Mystery of the Killer

Authorities are baffled by these incidents, with no clear suspects or motives. The precision of the killings, the lack of evidence, and the geographical spread of the incidents (UK and Australia) lead to speculation beyond conventional explanations. The possibility of a cult or an unknown apex predator is considered, but the article ultimately questions whether a phenomenon beyond human understanding might be responsible, particularly given the lack of any logical connection between the victims or locations.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are the exploration of the extreme and often taboo aspects of UFO phenomena, including sexual encounters and reproductive theories, and the investigation of inexplicable and violent animal mutilations. The magazine adopts an open-minded yet investigative approach, presenting various accounts and theories while acknowledging the skepticism and the difficulty in finding definitive answers. The editorial stance appears to be one of seeking truth in these often-neglected areas of research, encouraging readers to consider possibilities beyond conventional understanding, even if they are unsettling or difficult to comprehend. The emphasis is on presenting evidence and allowing readers to draw their own conclusions, while highlighting the 'high strangeness' that defies easy explanation.

This issue of 'Truth Proof 3: The Outer Nowhere' by Paul Sinclair, dated September 2018, delves into a series of interconnected events and anomalies that occurred around the closure of the National Solar Observatory (NSO) in Sunspot, New Mexico. The article, written by Bryan M. Bowden, presents a narrative driven by curiosity and a desire to uncover the truth behind what appears to be a coordinated effort to obscure significant events.

NSO Closure: Why? How? Just Don't Know?

Bryan M. Bowden begins by apologizing for the article's unfinished state, explaining it was compiled under intense pressure, akin to consuming high doses of caffeine. He states that the events surrounding the NSO closure are, in his opinion, closely and secretly related. Bowden describes his lifelong curiosity and his development into an observer, a 'Watchman,' who actively follows Earth Changes and Events, including earthquakes, atmospheric phenomena, volcanic events, Schumann Resonance, frequency changes, and galactic events. He emphasizes the importance of 'Listening' to discern when something doesn't sound right.

The article then presents a timeline and commentary on events from early September 2018, including the global closing of solar observatories, blacked-out space cameras, governmental investigations, and discussions of weather anomalies, conspiracies, Blue Beam, the Deep State, aliens, and Planet X. The author notes that questions are growing while answers remain scarce.

September 7, 2018: GIGANTIC Coronal Hole Detected

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) captured a massive coronal hole on the Sun, from which a stream of energized particles was directed towards Earth. This event, a region where the Sun's magnetic field opens, could potentially cause aurora borealis or Australis and could also affect satellite-based technology, leading to disruptions in GPS, mobile phone signals, and satellite TV. The article references the Carrington Event of 1859 as an example of the severe impact of solar storms.

September 9, 2018: SDO Spots Two Objects

On this date, the SDO observed two lunar transits as the Moon passed in front of the Sun. While the first transit was as expected, the second object appeared significantly larger than the Moon, leading the author to question its identity, suggesting possibilities like Planet X or Nibiru.

The Cover-Up and Observatory Closures

A significant portion of the article focuses on the mysterious closure of various observatories and webcams. The National Solar Observatory in Sunspot, New Mexico, was evacuated on September 6, 2018, for unexplained 'security reasons.' This closure was accompanied by the shutdown of numerous other observatories and webcams worldwide, including those in Apache Point, Lowell, McDonald, Mount Lemmon, Fred Lawrence Whipple, and Mauna Kea. The article lists several links to these observatories, many of which are now offline or inaccessible.

The author notes that the FBI was involved, and the Otero County Sheriff's Office was asked to standby. The FBI refused to elaborate on the reasons for the closure, leading to speculation about a cover-up. The article mentions that residents and employees were expected to return by September 17th, but the lack of transparency fueled further questions.

Gina Maria Colvin Hill's Findings

On September 11, 2018, Gina Maria Colvin Hill, an amateur astronomer, posted a video and pictures on Facebook Live, claiming to have photographed extraordinary objects near the Sun. She described large disk-shaped UFOs and a fleet of smaller UFOs, along with a 'green circular door-like object' and a 'serpent snake.' These images and videos, taken with an iPhone 8, are presented as evidence of significant activity in space.

Research and Speculation

Bowden's research into the NSO closure and the simultaneous observatory blackouts leads him to consider various theories. He notes that while observatories do go offline for maintenance, the simultaneous nature of these events, combined with the solar anomalies, raised concerns. He contacted friends in government and non-government positions, who responded with silence or 'No Clearance' responses, further indicating a deliberate withholding of information.

The article also touches upon a MIMIC map showing unusual frequency activity and beams affecting the Jetstream and weather, suggesting potential weather manipulation, possibly related to Hurricane Florence.

The 'Sam' Interview and Conspiracy Theories

A key segment involves an interview with a DARPA whistleblower named 'Sam' on Clyde Lewis's 'Ground Zero' show. Sam alleges that the NSO was hacked by 'bad Chinese actors' as part of an intranet that connects NSO, HAARP, HAMMER, and SMACK. According to Sam, this network allows for the manipulation of the solar surface and corona, enabling the triggering of coronal mass ejections. Sam also suggests that the hurricane was potentially an engineered weather event, possibly to wash away chem trails.

Sam claims that the closure was due to a 'BooBoo,' a miscalculation in creating the coronal hole, and that HAARP is capable of transmitting high-frequency signals requiring immense energy and precise control, provided by SMACK.

Possible Space Warfare and Alien Involvement

Further speculation arises from a Facebook post mentioning a war in space between the 'space force' and 'Draco's and Anunnaki,' which could explain the UFO sightings. The article also references 'Project Blue Beam' and questions whether authorities are working with space agencies and media to create panic before staging an alien invasion.

President Eisenhower's Warning

The article concludes by referencing President Dwight D. Eisenhower's farewell address, in which he warned the American people about the dangers of the 'military-industrial complex' and the potential for a 'scientific-technological elite' to gain unwarranted influence and compromise public policy. This warning is presented as a relevant backdrop to the secrecy and potential manipulation surrounding the events discussed.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are government secrecy, unexplained phenomena, potential alien or extraterrestrial involvement, and the manipulation of information. The editorial stance is one of deep skepticism towards official explanations, advocating for continued investigation and questioning authority. The author, Bryan M. Bowden, positions himself as a diligent researcher seeking truth amidst a landscape of obfuscation and potential cover-ups, encouraging readers to remain vigilant and to share any relevant information.

This issue of ADX-Files, dated Monday, September 17th, 2018, focuses heavily on the campaign to erect signage for the Dechmont Woods UFO incident in Scotland and features discussions on paranormal radio shows and other UFO-related topics.

The Livingston UFO Incident Receives Signage

The main narrative revolves around Malcolm Robinson's three-year campaign to get official signage installed in Dechmont Woods, Scotland, the site of one of the country's most famous UFO incidents. The incident, which occurred on November 9th, 1979, involved forestry worker Robert Taylor witnessing a spherical object hovering in a clearing. Two smaller objects, described as resembling sea mines, dropped from the hovering craft, grabbed Taylor by the hips, and rendered him unconscious. The case was investigated by police and forensic divisions.

Robinson's proposal to the West Lothian Council aimed to increase tourism by providing clear markers and a display board at the site. He cites the example of Rendlesham Forest in England, which successfully implemented a similar initiative. The proposal included a request for wooden markers along fire breaks and a metal display board with illustrations of the object, a photo of Robert Taylor, information on the incident, and police reports.

In 2015, Robinson submitted his proposal to the West Lothian Council. He notes that while the site receives visitors from around the world, there are no markers to guide them. He also mentions that in 1992, his society, Strange Phenomena Investigations (SPI), with the help of the Livingston Development Corporation, had placed a stone cairn with a brass plaque commemorating the event.

What Happened Next?

Malcolm Robinson was informed by Eirwen Hopgood, the Woodlands Park Manager, that the proposal was accepted. He expressed his "bloody ecstatic" feelings on Facebook, highlighting his long-standing efforts to get signage for the 'Robert Taylor Incident' or 'Dechmont Law Incident'. He contrasts this with England's Rendlesham Forest case, which already has signage. Robinson emphasizes that the Dechmont Law site has always been difficult to find, and signage would greatly improve accessibility for visitors.

He mentions a discussion with Eirwen Hopgood over three years, who was considerate and understanding. Hopgood agreed that the project would benefit the local community and boost tourism. On May 15th, 2017, a manager from the Dechmont Law area confirmed that the signage would indeed happen and be in place by late summer 2017.

The Signage Hits the Media

On July 31st, 2018, the Daily Record newspaper reported on the new signage, titled 'Information board will shed new light on famous close encounter of the third kind'. The article noted that November would mark 39 years since Robert Taylor's encounter. Reporter Debbie Hall detailed Taylor's account of a metallic sphere and the subsequent investigation which found unusual marks in the clearing. The incident is described as a mystery that would challenge even fictional investigators like Mulder and Scully.

Robinson expresses some disappointment that his three-year campaign was not mentioned in the Daily Record article, with the council receiving all the credit. He also notes that the newspaper used a photograph he took of Robert Taylor without his permission, though he states he would not have minded if they had asked.

Officially Recognised

The article confirms that the Dechmont Woods UFO site is the only one in Scotland that officially recognises an event of this nature. It is noted that the incident has been featured in numerous books and TV programs worldwide. Stuart MacDonald, Bob Taylor's apprentice at the time, was present at the unveiling of the new plaque, along with Eirwen Hopwood and Councillor Tom Conn. Councillor Conn stated that the information board would help visitors locate the encounter site and provide details of Taylor's report.

ADX-Files 100th Anniversary Show

The issue also promotes the ADX-Files 100th Anniversary show, scheduled for Monday, September 17th, 8 pm (BST/UK). The show features host Alyson Dunlop and special guest Nick Pope. Links are provided to listen to previous episodes featuring Peter Robbins and Nick Pope.

Other Features and Events

• Several book covers are displayed, including:
• "RUSSIA'S ROSWELL INCIDENT And Other Amazing UFO Cases From The Former Soviet Union" by Paul Stonehill & Philip Mantle.
• "UFOS Today: 70 Years of Lies, Misinformation and Government Cover-up" by Irena McCammon Scott, PAD.
• "PHILIP MANTLE ONCE UPON A MISSING TIME: a novel of alien abduction."
• "UFO CONTACT AT PASCAGOULA" by Charles Hickson and William Mendez.

The Paranormal UK Radio Network is also promoted, highlighting its 24/7 streaming of paranormal talk radio. It announces a special interview with Philip Mantle on "The Outer Knowhere Radio Show" hosted by Chris Evers and Paul Sinclair.

40th Anniversary Special Event: The Livingstone Woods Encounter

A separate announcement details a lecture by Malcolm Robinson on the Livingstone Woods Encounter, scheduled for Saturday, November 9th, 2019, at the Livingston Station Community Centre. The lecture, commemorating the 40th anniversary of the event, will cover various theories, including Ball Lightning, Mirage of Venus, Wheelbarrow Bomb, and others. Robinson will also present video footage and previously unseen police files, and bring the torn trousers worn by Bob Taylor during the incident.

Huge Illuminated Orb Captured

Another section reports on a "HUGE ILLUMINATED ORB CAPTURED" by James Gilliland on September 22nd, 2018, at the ECETI Ranch. The ECETI Ranch is described as a busy UFO hotspot in the United States, owned by Ufologist and radio host James Gilliland. The orb was tracked with night vision equipment and analysed by Jason Gleaves. The report includes an enlarged view of the orb exhibiting a 'Halo Effect'.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFO incidents, the importance of official recognition and documentation (signage, media coverage), the role of ufologists and researchers in advocating for these cases, and the promotion of paranormal radio shows and related publications. The editorial stance appears to be supportive of UFO research and the public's right to know, with a particular focus on bringing attention to significant historical UFO cases and ensuring they are properly documented and accessible.

Title: Outer Limits Magazine
Issue: OLM, DECEMBER 1 2018
Publisher: OLM
Type: Magazine Issue

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine, dated December 1, 2018, focuses on UFO investigations and sightings, featuring a "New Look" and promoting subscriptions. The content spans historical UFO events, analysis of photographic and video evidence, and discussions on alien encounters and crash retrievals.

Historical UFO Investigations

The magazine references "The 'UFO Investigator's Manual" by Nigel Watson, which covers UFO investigations from 1892 to the present day. It highlights key historical events:

• 1896-1897: The first major UFO scare in the USA, where thousands reported seeing mysterious lights attributed to airships.
• June 24, 1947: Kenneth Arnold's sighting of nine peculiar aircraft over Mount Rainier, Washington, leading to the term "flying saucers."
• July 8, 1947: The Roswell, New Mexico, crash retrieval incident, initially announced as a crashed flying saucer, later officially explained as a weather balloon from Project Mogul, but continuing to fuel speculation about alien bodies.
• September 19, 1961: The abduction of Betty and Barney Hill, who reported missing time and underwent medical examinations by aliens.

Analysis of Modern Sightings and Footage

The issue features an article by Jason Gleaves, author of "UFO PHOTO," who has analyzed numerous UFO images and footage. He discusses his personal experiences and introduces Peter and James, whom he considers top UFO experiencers. Gleaves details a case from ECETI Ranch during 2018 involving a "Bright Illuminated Orb" captured on high-definition video. This orb was observed traversing at a steady velocity and exhibited a "Halo Effect," interpreted by some ufologists as a form of communication. Importantly, witnesses confirmed no other aircraft or satellites were in the vicinity.

During the analysis of this footage, Gleaves discovered a smaller anomaly in close proximity to the larger orb. Using frames from the original source footage, he enlarged and enhanced these images, revealing defined structures in both objects. The larger orb had a distinct aura surrounding it. Neither object displayed strobe lights typical of aircraft, and their movements suggested intelligent control.

Crash Retrievals and Alien Encounters

A significant portion of the magazine is dedicated to "Crash Retrievals." It reiterates the Roswell incident as the most familiar case, detailing the official explanations and the subsequent public speculation about alien bodies and advanced aircraft derived from the wreckage. The magazine mentions that official reports from the General Accounting Office in 1995 and 1997 confirmed the wreckage was from a Project Mogul balloon and that stories of alien bodies were a combination of rumors and misinterpretations of missions involving injured pilots or dummies.

Further details on crash retrievals include:

• Ray Santilli's film footage: A reconstructed autopsy of an alleged alien from Roswell, which Santilli later admitted was a reconstruction due to the loss of the original film.
• Annie Jacobsen's book 'Area 51': Claiming Roswell aliens were genetically mutated children sent by the Soviet Union.
• Nick Redfern's theory: Suggesting the Roswell crash involved a balloon-based glider with handicapped pilots, studying the effects of radiation.

The magazine also touches upon "Contactees" like George Adamski, who claimed to have met aliens and traveled with them. It notes that today, many UFO sightings are attributed to Chinese Lanterns.

John Harney's identified "crash retrieval motifs" are listed, including the precursor sighting, military arrival, civilian expulsion, alleged mistreatment of aliens, secrecy, and the eventual resurfacing of stories years later.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently presents UFO phenomena as a subject worthy of serious investigation, covering both historical and contemporary cases. There's a clear interest in photographic and video evidence analysis, as exemplified by Jason Gleaves' work. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry, presenting various theories and official explanations while acknowledging the enduring mystery and public fascination with UFOs and potential extraterrestrial contact. The recurring theme of "crash retrievals" highlights the persistent belief in government cover-ups and the recovery of alien technology and bodies. The magazine encourages reader engagement through subscriptions and provides links to further resources.