UFORC of Pennsylvania - 2011 04

Magazine Overview

This document is the April 2011 newsletter from the UFO Research Center of Pennsylvania (UFORCOP). It serves as a monthly update on the organization's activities, investigations, and related topics in the fields of UFOs, paranormal phenomena, and cryptozoology.

UFORCOP Activities and Investigations

The newsletter welcomes readers and provides instructions on how to file a report or obtain information by using the 'Contact Us' page on their website. A researcher will respond within 24 hours. UFORCOP also offers presentations to groups, which can be arranged through their website or by emailing specific addresses.

As of the end of February, UFORCOP was actively working on 9 cases, with plans to post their locations. The newsletter details the breakdown of active cases: 5 UFO, 0 Cryptozoology, 1 Paranormal, and 0 Abduction cases. Additionally, there are 8 open historical cases and 2 foreign cases being investigated.

UFORCOP is actively seeking information regarding the Presque Isle Landing Incident and encourages contact via [email protected]. They are also investigating cases in other states and plan to present a map of these locations in the newsletter. For present or historical cases requiring research, contact [email protected].

Featured Content and Collaborations

The 'Book of the Month' is "Faded Giant" by Robert Salas and James Klotz, available at www.booksurge.com. The 'Site of the Month' is the Aerospace Research Investigation Reporting Agency (ARIRA) at www.arira.org.

UFORCOP has joined forces with several other organizations, including ARIRA, UFO Research of North America, UFO Clearinghouse, and the Institute of Frontier Science, as partner sites in their search for truth.

Upcoming Events and Projects

The 'Close Encounters Conference', originally planned for an earlier date, has been moved to 2012. A website, www.paufosearch.com, is available for conference updates, including speaker information.

Specific Investigations and Reports

Paranormal: UFORCOP is scheduled to conduct a paranormal investigation at Bushy Run Battle Field and Gettysburg in the autumn of 2011 to examine reported strange occurrences.

UFORCOP MOBILE UNIT: The unit has been enhanced with Qualcomm Globalstar Satellite Communications and a new Night Vision System.

Crypto Zoology: Information on sightings in the Pine Grove area, including Panthers, Mountain Lions, Cougars, and Thunderbirds, is requested. Contact Troy Noll at [email protected] or Tim Heckman at [email protected]. An update notes Bigfoot reports in the northern central part of the state.

Top Three Reported Creatures in Pennsylvania: The newsletter lists Bigfoot, Thunderbird, and Panther as the top three reported creatures in Pennsylvania.

Thunderbird: Activity has been reported in the western part of the state, with researchers being sent to known locations. Sightings have also been reported in the north-central part of the state.

Ufology: UFORCOP researchers are completing papers on various cases and case studies from Pennsylvania, which will be posted on their website.

ARIRA Profile

ARIRA (Aerospace Research Investigation Reporting Agency), pronounced 'a-rye'-ra', is a private research organization focused on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) and other Anomalous Phenomena. They emphasize independent research within the framework of physical reality, anomaly, and their effects on society and human consciousness. ARIRA's advisory board, investigators, researchers, and dispatchers are selected based on academic accomplishment, research capabilities, and investigative experience. ARIRA is not a membership organization and is entirely self-supporting.

Reporting a Sighting

To speak with an investigative staff member, individuals are asked to send a confidential email to [email protected], including their name, contact phone number, date and time of the event, location (city/county/state), a brief description of the sighting, the number of witnesses, and how close they were to the object. Photos or drawings can also be attached.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The newsletter consistently promotes the UFO Research Center of Pennsylvania's mission of investigating UFOs, paranormal activity, and cryptozoology. It encourages public participation through reporting sightings, seeking membership, and attending events. The organization appears to be collaborative, partnering with other research agencies. There is a clear focus on research, investigation, and disseminating findings through publications and their website. The editorial stance is one of active inquiry and information gathering within the specified fields of interest.

This document comprises pages from a publication titled "ARIRA" (Aerospace - Research - Investigation - Reporting Agency), issue number 11. The content focuses on UFOs, paranormal phenomena, abduction, and cryptozoology, with a strong emphasis on disclosure and investigation.

Upcoming Events and Investigations

The publication announces that a "Round Table Conference" is in the planning stages, promising an opportunity for attendees to engage directly with leading figures in UFO studies, paranormal research, abduction phenomena, and cryptozoology. Information regarding this event will be made available in the coming months.

Abduction Cases

Currently, there are no open abduction cases being reported.

Overseas Cases

Reports from England and Brazil detail cases involving mutations in sheep and humans. ARIRA indicates that inquiries into these cases are ongoing.

Pennsylvania Sightings

Readers who have witnessed unusual phenomena in Pennsylvania, whether in the air or on the ground, are encouraged to share their experiences with the publication. A specific statistic is provided for reported cases in Pennsylvania: 156 cases were recorded between January 1, 2011, and April 30, 2011. This data is associated with the "UFO Research Center of Pennsylvania" and their website, www.paufosearch.com.

Philosophical Context and Disclosure

A quote attributed to Arthur Schopenhauer is featured: "All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as self-evident." This quote is presented alongside imagery of the U.S. Capitol building under a stormy sky with lightning, and text that reads "WE KNOW THEY ARE HERE! BUT FOR WHAT PURPOSE?". This section promotes the idea of "Disclosure Now!" and encourages support for the "Disclosure Project," directing readers to www.paradigmresearchgroup.org.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFO sightings, unexplained phenomena, and the push for greater transparency and disclosure regarding extraterrestrial or unknown aerial phenomena. The editorial stance appears to be in favor of open investigation, public awareness, and the belief that evidence of these phenomena exists and should be acknowledged. The publication actively solicits witness accounts and promotes organizations dedicated to researching and advocating for disclosure.