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This document is the August 2010 newsletter from the UFO Research Center of Pennsylvania (UFORCOP). It details the organization's activities, ongoing investigations, and upcoming events related to Ufology, Paranormal phenomena, Cryptozoology, and Abduction.
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This document is the August 2010 newsletter from the UFO Research Center of Pennsylvania (UFORCOP). It details the organization's activities, ongoing investigations, and upcoming events related to Ufology, Paranormal phenomena, Cryptozoology, and Abduction.
UFORCOP Activities and Investigations
The newsletter welcomes readers to UFORCOP's monthly update on Ufology, Paranormal, Cryptozoology, and Abduction news within Pennsylvania. It outlines how individuals can file reports or obtain information through the organization's website contact form or Facebook page. UFORCOP is also available to give presentations to groups.
As of the end of August, UFORCOP is actively working on 19 cases, categorized as 12 UFO cases, 5 Cryptozoology cases, and 2 Paranormal cases. These cases, along with reports from NUFORC and MUFON, will be mapped on the website, showing sightings by quarters within the state.
UFORCOP currently comprises 16 Researchers and 3 Consultants, with plans to expand its research team. The organization operates as a non-profit and has partnered with UFO Research of North America and UFO Clearinghouse.
Specific investigations mentioned include a UFO sighting over a Nuclear Plant in Pennsylvania. An initial photograph of three objects was deemed not to be atmospheric anomalies and was sent to a photo expert in Great Britain for further analysis. The organization is also actively seeking information on the Presque Isle Landing Incident and the Carbondale UFO/Lantern Incident.
Upcoming Events and Initiatives
The 'Close Encounters Conference' is in the planning stages for Spring 2011, with a location being scouted and a speaker list being formulated. Updates will be available on the conference website.
A 'Round Table Conference' is also in development, offering attendees a chance for one-on-one interaction with experts in Ufology, Paranormal, Abduction, and Cryptozoology.
Featured Content and Appearances
The "Book of the Month" is "UFOs: Generals, Pilots and Government Officials go on the Record," available on Amazon.com.
Butch Witkowski, Director of UFORCOP, is scheduled to appear on Coast to Coast AM Radio with Art Bell on August 27, 2010.
UFORCOP plans paranormal investigations at Bushy Run Battle Field and The Gettysburg Battlefield in the autumn.
Membership and Contact Information
The organization has received inquiries about membership. Interested individuals are encouraged to email [email protected] with their background in investigations of UFOs, Abduction, Cryptozoology, and the Paranormal.
Contact persons for general inquiries include Troy Noll ([email protected]) and Tim Heckman ([email protected]). For specific incident information, contact [email protected] or [email protected].
In Memoriam
The newsletter notes the passing of UFO Researcher Lt. Col. Wendelle C. Stevens (Ret) on September 7, 2010.
Bigfoot Sightings
Bigfoot sightings can be reported via the website's contact us page.
UFOLOGY
UFORCOP researchers are working on papers about various cases and case studies from Pennsylvania, which will be available at the Spring Conference in 2011.
Abduction Cases
There are no open abduction cases at this time.
Call for Information
UFORCOP encourages anyone who has seen something strange in Pennsylvania, in the air or on the ground, to contact them.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The newsletter consistently promotes UFORCOP's role as a research center for unexplained phenomena in Pennsylvania. It emphasizes active investigation, public engagement through presentations and conferences, and collaboration with other organizations. The editorial stance is one of open inquiry and seeking truth, as reflected in their motto "NOS PETO VERUM" (We Seek the Truth).