UFORC of Pennsylvania - 2015 07

Magazine Overview

Title: PENNSYLVANIA ENCOUNTER
Issue: 61
Date: July 2015
Publisher: UFO RESEARCH CENTER OF PENNSYLVANIA (UFORCOP)
Document Type: Monthly Newsletter

Content Summary

This issue of the Pennsylvania Encounter newsletter from the UFO Research Center of Pennsylvania (UFORCOP) covers a range of topics related to UFOs, paranormal phenomena, cryptozoology, and local legends. The newsletter begins by introducing UFORCOP's research scope, which includes UFO sightings, paranormal events, crypto-zoology, and alien abduction cases. They emphasize that they do not comment on other groups' research results and have two mobile units for rapid response within Pennsylvania.

A "GROUP UPDATE" section seeks information on Dog Man, Bigfoot, or Unknown Creature sightings in the Clearfield, Erie, and Jefferson County areas, directing interested parties to contact [email protected].

The newsletter provides a detailed guide on how to report a UFO, strange creature, or paranormal event, requesting specific information such as name, contact details, date and time, location, a brief description, number of witnesses, proximity to the object, object's shape or appearance, and any attached photos, drawings, video, or EVP recordings. All submitted information is stated to be strictly confidential.

Contact information for various researchers across different states and even internationally (UFO Research Group, UK) is listed, along with their respective email addresses.

Featured Content:

• Featured Book of the Month: "INTRUDERS: THE INCREDIBLE VISITATIONS AT COPLEY WOODS" by Budd Hopkins.
• Featured Site of the Month: WPIHUNTSTHETRUTH.COM.

A "NOTICE" clarifies that UFORCOP does not accept donations, is self-funded, and does not charge for research. It also notes that the featured site is not associated with MUFON Pennsylvania or MUFON International.

Pennsylvania Legends

This section delves into local folklore and haunted locations within Pennsylvania:

• Allentown, PA (Constitution Drive): A gravel road with a steep drop-off and train tracks, said to be haunted by the ghost of a man who died there, leaving paw prints. The area is also associated with whistling sounds and sightings of tiny pale-skinned people with red eyes.
• Williamsport, PA (Wildwood Cemetery): Described as having a 'good side' with fairies and a 'bad side' populated by ghoulish creatures. Legends include shrieking banshees, voices from tombs, and a statue that moves and cries.
• Pittsburgh, PA (Congelier House): Once considered America's most haunted house, the Congelier House has a history involving murder, a decapitated maid, a reclusive doctor with a collection of women's heads, and mysterious deaths of immigrant workers, culminating in the house's explosion.

Events and Initiatives

• HILL-CON 2015: An announcement for the first Hill View Manor Paranormal Community Convention, featuring speakers, vendors, lectures, and entertainment. It lists Rachelle Rozzo as manager and Amy Perry-Lane as event organizer, with contact information provided.
• Paranormal Retreat at Camp Ramblewood: An upcoming 4-day, 3-night event in Darlington, MD, from October 8th-11th, offering opportunities for ghost hunting and Bigfoot tracking.
• Alburtis Historical Society: Planning another Paranormal Round Table in October 2016.
• J.A.A.R. (Journal of Abnormal Abduction Research): Available now, with a call to visit their webpage.

UFORCOP: Cold Case Unit

This unit, based in Pennsylvania with investigators in multiple states, 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
• Strange Creatures in Westmoreland County, PA

The unit notes that many questions remain unanswered regarding these cases, and they seek pertinent information from the public.

Pennsylvania Sightings Report - July 2015

A compilation of 29 sighting reports filed for the month of June 2015 across various Pennsylvania counties. It also lists 4 'Out of State Reports' (Ohio, Tennessee, West Virginia, North Carolina) and 1 'Out of Country Report' (Great Britain).

Request for Assistance

UFORCOP is seeking help in expanding its database of ritualistic incidents, requesting information on ritualistic crimes, cult encounters, animal or human sacrifice, and suspected ritual grounds. All information will be kept confidential.

They are also looking for reports of mysterious lights or UFO sightings near Nuclear Power Plants, Military Bases, or Airport Facilities. Information is also sought on creature sightings in specific areas of Pennsylvania, paranormal activity near Indigenous burial grounds, and photographs related to the Kecksburg / Fireball Incident of December 9, 1965.

UFORCOP is also seeking seasoned independent researchers to join their Cold Case Unit.

"Sky Watch" Section

This section encourages readers to "KEEP YOUR EYES IN THE SKY" and provides the website www.UFORCOP.com for filing a sightings report.

Closing Statements

The newsletter features a prominent quote: "IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT LIGHTS IN THE SKY; IT'S ABOUT LIES ON THE GROUND" and the slogan "ENDING UFO CENSORSHIP WILL CHANGE EVERYTHING // SEEK THE TRUTH." It emphasizes the power of "WE, THE PEOPLE, HAVE THE POWER TO CHANGE THE WORLD."

Another quote attributed to Butch Witkowski, Director of UFORCOP, states: "WHEN ALL THE EVIDENCE SAYS IT IS TRUE AND NONE SAYS IT IS FALSE, IT IS TRUE."

The issue concludes with copyright information (2009-2015) and a disclaimer regarding the website's content and external links.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are the investigation of unexplained phenomena, including UFOs, paranormal activity, and cryptozoological creatures, with a strong emphasis on uncovering hidden truths and challenging censorship. The editorial stance is one of active research, data collection, and public engagement, encouraging individuals to come forward with their experiences. There is a clear focus on Pennsylvania-based investigations and events, while also acknowledging broader national and international cases. The newsletter promotes a sense of empowerment for the public to seek and share information, aligning with a belief that truth can be revealed through collective effort and diligent research.