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Title: PENNSYLVANIA ENCOUNTER Issue: 43 Date: January 2014 Publisher: UFO RESEARCH CENTER OF PENNSYLVANIA Type: Monthly Newsletter

Magazine Overview

Title: PENNSYLVANIA ENCOUNTER
Issue: 43
Date: January 2014
Publisher: UFO RESEARCH CENTER OF PENNSYLVANIA
Type: Monthly Newsletter

Content Summary

This issue of the "PENNSYLVANIA ENCOUNTER" monthly newsletter from the UFO Research Center of Pennsylvania (UFORCOP) covers a range of topics related to UFOs, paranormal events, and crypto-zoology. The newsletter begins with an announcement of the passing of Elaine Douglas, the UFORCOP UTAH director, on January 27, 2014, after a battle with cancer.

Reporting UFOs, Strange Creatures, and Paranormal Events

The newsletter provides detailed instructions on how to report sightings. Potential reporters are asked to include their name, contact phone number or email, the date and time of the event, the location (city, county, state), a brief description of the sighting, the number of witnesses, the proximity to the object, and its shape or appearance. They are also encouraged to attach any photos, drawings, video, or EVP recordings. UFORCOP emphasizes that all submitted information is strictly confidential.

Contact information for researchers across various states and even Poland is provided, including email addresses for different regions and specialties.

Featured Book and Site

The "FEATURED BOOK OF THE MONTH" is "A NEW HEAVEN A NEW EARTH" by David E. Twichell. The "FEATURED SITE OF THE MONTH" is UFOPARANORMALTEAM.COM.

UFORCOP's Mission and Operations

UFORCOP states that they research case reports submitted to them concerning the UFO phenomenon, paranormal events, and crypto-zoology creature sightings, as well as Alien Abduction cases. They clarify that they do not comment on the investigative or research results of other groups or individuals. The organization operates two fully equipped mobile units stationed in Eastern and Western Pennsylvania, enabling them to respond to reports within a few hours.

Notably, UFORCOP states they do not accept donations, are self-funded, and do not charge for research or investigations. They also clarify that their site is not associated with MUFON Pennsylvania or MUFON International.

Paranormal Tips

  • Several practical tips are offered for those investigating paranormal phenomena:
  • Daylight Reconnaissance: Check the area in daylight for dangerous places and obstacles not visible at night.
  • Trespassing Awareness: Look for "no trespassing" signs and obtain permission from property owners to avoid arrest. Be prepared to leave if asked.
  • Identification: Carry ID (like a driver's license) to prove identity if questioned by police.
  • Never Go Alone: Always have a companion.
  • Best Times for Observation: The best times are between 9 PM and 6 AM, although photos have historically been better in the dark, day photography is still encouraged.
  • Local Research: Research the locale's history through newspapers, town historians, and books to find folklore or facts.

Crypto-Zoology Information in Pennsylvania

UFORCOP is seeking information on sightings of Panthers, Mountain lions, Cougars, Thunderbirds, Large Snakes, Strange Creatures, and Bigfoot in Pennsylvania. Specific researchers are listed for contact, with the motto, "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof that they are true."

The newsletter categorizes reported creatures in Pennsylvania, listing Cougar, Coyote, Wolf, Bear, and Bald Eagle as the most reported, and Bigfoot and Thunderbirds as the least reported. It also states that there have been no Bigfoot & Creature Reports in Pennsylvania in 2013 and no verified reports of Cattle Mutilation in the state.

UFORCOP: Cold Case Unit

The Cold Case Unit, based in Pennsylvania with independent investigators nationwide, reopens and reviews unsolved cases in Ufology, Crypto Zoology, and the Paranormal. Cases of interest include The Todd Sees Case (Northumberland, PA), The Kecksburg Incident (Kecksburg, PA), The Brown Mountain Lights (Morganton, NC), The Dyatlov Pass Incident (Dyatlov Pass, RU), and Strange Creatures in Westmoreland County, PA. The unit seeks to answer unanswered questions regarding timelines, evidence, and witness statements. Information on these cases can be submitted to [email protected].

Pennsylvania Sightings Report - December 2013

The issue includes a comprehensive list of 80 sighting reports filed for December 2013 across numerous counties in Pennsylvania, from Adams County to York County.

Pennsylvania Legends

A section highlights "Pennsylvania Legends," specifically mentioning a one-mile section of Kelly Road in Ohioville, Pennsylvania. This area is known for paranormal activity and bizarre happenings, with reports of animals turning violent and white apparitions being seen and heard in the surrounding dark forest. Theories suggest a connection to past cult activity and curses.

Request for Assistance

UFORCOP is requesting help in expanding their database of ritualistic incidents, including information on Ritualistic Crimes, personal accounts of cult encounters, animal or human sacrifice, and suspected ritual grounds. All information provided is confidential and should be directed to [email protected].

They are also seeking reports of mysterious lights or UFO sightings near Nuclear Power Plants, Military Bases, or Airport Facilities (contact [email protected]). Information regarding Cattle Mutilations and UFO activity in Oklahoma can be sent to William Hood at [email protected].

Reports of Paranormal Activity in or around Indian Burial Grounds or areas where Indigenous peoples encamped in Pennsylvania are also sought. Additionally, UFORCOP is looking for photographs of the Kecksburg / Fireball Incident of December 9, 1965, specifically military trucks, equipment, and personnel at the scene.

Independent researchers interested in joining the UFORCOP CCU in Pennsylvania and other states are encouraged to contact [email protected].

"IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT LIGHTS IN THE SKY; IT'S ABOUT LIES ON THE GROUND"

A prominent quote, "IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT LIGHTS IN THE SKY; IT'S ABOUT LIES ON THE GROUND," with the tagline "ENDING UFO CENSORSHIP WILL CHANGE EVERYTHING // SEEK THE TRUTH," is featured, emphasizing themes of truth, censorship, and public empowerment across various sectors like religion, science, politics, media, and government.

Another quote, "WHEN ALL THE EVIDENCE SAYS IT IS TRUE AND NONE SAYS IT IS FALSE, IT IS TRUE," is attributed to Butch Witkowski, FFSC., Director of the UFO Research Center of Pennsylvania and Member of the Institute of Frontier Science.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the documentation and investigation of unexplained phenomena, including UFOs, paranormal activity, and crypto-zoology, with a strong emphasis on data collection and confidentiality. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry and a commitment to uncovering the truth, as evidenced by the "Seek the Truth" and "End the Truth Embargo" slogans. The organization positions itself as self-funded and dedicated to research without financial gain, while also actively seeking public assistance and collaboration for their investigations, particularly concerning cold cases and ritualistic incidents. There is a clear focus on Pennsylvania-specific phenomena and reports, while also acknowledging broader national and international cases and contacts.