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UFORC of Pennsylvania - 2012 03
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This document is the March 2012 issue of the UFORCOP Newsletter, published by UFORCOP, an organization focused on UFO, Abduction, and Paranormal Research. The newsletter is based in Pennsylvania, USA, and is written in English. The cover features a graphic with a satellite dish,…
Magazine Overview
This document is the March 2012 issue of the UFORCOP Newsletter, published by UFORCOP, an organization focused on UFO, Abduction, and Paranormal Research. The newsletter is based in Pennsylvania, USA, and is written in English. The cover features a graphic with a satellite dish, a UFO, and stars, along with the organization's name and director, Butch Witkowski.
Content Highlights
Welcome and Contact Information The newsletter opens with a welcome message and instructions on how to file a report or obtain information by using the 'Contact Us' page on their website. A researcher is promised to contact the user within 24 hours. The organization also offers to give presentations to groups, which can be arranged through the 'Contact Us' page.
Announcements and Features An announcement states that this issue includes 'Investigator Tips and Equipment usage in the field.' The 'Book of the Month' is 'UFO's and How to See Them' by Jenny Randles, available at Barnes & Noble. The 'Site of the Month' is the British UFO Research Association (www.bufora.org.uk).
UFORCOP News and Investigations UFORCOP investigates cases in other states and countries and can be contacted for research on present or historical cases at [email protected]. They clarify that they do not comment on other groups' investigative results. The organization has received cases involving 'Orb' and 'Triangle' type UFOs and encourages people to share information or photos at [email protected]. Specific information is requested for sightings in Florida between 1975 and 1977 of an orange colored square in the sky.
Reporting a UFO Sighting Individuals wishing to report a UFO sighting are asked to send a confidential email including their name, contact information, date and time of the event, location, and a brief description. They are also asked to specify the number of witnesses and proximity to the object, and to attach any photos, drawings, or EVP recordings. The email address provided is [email protected].
New Equipment and Facilities UFORCOP has mobile units based in Eastern and Western Pennsylvania to cover reports quickly. These units are equipped with constantly updated gear, with Unit #2 scheduled for replacement in July 2012. The newsletter also details plans for a 'Brick and Mortar' UFO Research Center of Pennsylvania, with a floor plan showing areas for a lab, interview area, offices, conference room, library, and storage. The center's mission is to study and validate UFO, Abduction, Crypto Zoology, and Paranormal reports in Pennsylvania, featuring displays, a library, and computer stations for researchers.
Crypto Zoology and UFOLOGY Information is sought for sightings of cryptozoological creatures in Pennsylvania, such as Panthers, Mountain Lions, Cougars, and Thunderbirds, via emails like [email protected]. Top reported creatures include Cougar, Wolf, and Coyote. Reports of orbs and bright moving lights have dominated recent UFOLOGY sightings. UFORCOP is also actively seeking information on Alien Abductions in Pennsylvania. Notably, there have been 'no reports' of Cattle Mutilations in Pennsylvania that could be located and verified.
Investigation Tips and Field Safety A significant section is dedicated to 'Investigation Tips and Field Equipment Usage,' emphasizing field safety. It advises researchers to be prepared for emergencies, carry essential items like phone numbers of local hospitals, a first aid kit, an emergency strobe light, and a whistle. Proper dress for conditions, monitoring weather, carrying water and energy bars, resting when fatigued, and being aware of team members' medical needs (e.g., diabetes, bee sting sensitivity) are stressed as crucial for preventing accidents.
February 2012 Sightings Map The newsletter includes a map of UFO sightings in Pennsylvania for February 2012, indicating 'Sighting Activity 37 Reports from 16 COUNTIES.' A list of these counties is provided, including Westmoreland, Greene, Washington, Erie, Cumberland, Dauphin, Adams, Lackawanna, Pike, Bedford, Centre, Bucks, Chester, Allegheny, Fayette, and Franklin.
Future Investigations UFORCOP is seeking reports of mysterious lights or UFO sightings around Nuclear Power Facilities. Additionally, they plan a paranormal investigation in Gettysburg in the autumn of 2012.
Media Appearances Interviews in March 2012 are mentioned, including the March Issue of Infra Poland and 'Coast to Coast AM' with George Noory on Monday, March 26, 2012.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The recurring themes in this newsletter are UFO sightings, paranormal investigations, and cryptozoology, with a strong emphasis on research methodology and field safety. The editorial stance is one of active investigation and information gathering, encouraging public participation in reporting sightings and providing resources for researchers. UFORCOP positions itself as a self-funded organization that does not charge for its services, focusing on validating reports and expanding knowledge in these fields. There is a clear focus on Pennsylvania as the primary area of operation and investigation.
This issue, identified as Volume 1, Issue 11, from the UFO Research Center of Pennsylvania, focuses on paranormal facts and notable quotes related to UFO research. The cover prominently asks, 'WE KNOW THEY ARE HERE! BUT FOR WHAT PURPOSE?', accompanied by an image of the US Capitol under a stormy sky, and includes a call to support the 'Disclosure Project'.
Paranormal Facts from Pennsylvania The issue presents statistics regarding paranormal activity in Pennsylvania. It states there are 262 paranormal groups within the state, with an unknown number being active. Additionally, 240 paranormal groups from surrounding states actively investigate in Pennsylvania. The state is also noted to have 692 alleged haunted locations.
Notable UFO Quotes Several significant quotes from prominent figures in UFO research are featured:
- Stanton Friedman, a Defense Contractor Nuclear Physicist, asserts that evidence overwhelmingly suggests Planet Earth is visited by intelligently controlled extraterrestrial spacecraft, though most are not alien. He believes that increased education makes people more likely to accept this proposition.
- General Nathan Twining, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (1955-1958), is quoted stating that the UFO phenomenon is real and not imaginary.
- Dr. J. Allen Hynek, Director of US Air Force project Blue Book, is cited with a quote suggesting that the solution to the UFO problem will be a significant leap in science. He also mentions the need to manage public excitement.