When asked about the most interesting case he ever researched, he said… 

“A craft actually landed in the courtyard of a housing-project development in the Boston area. The person was a child at the time, about 4 or 5 years old. She heard her grandmother leave the apartment, she looked out the window, and there she saw this craft out there and people walking to it. When she yelled out to her grandmother, her grandmother slowly looked at her, and that’s the last thing she remembers.”

When asked if the government has ever tried to stop his UFO hobby, he said…

“I’ve never had any men in black knocking at my door — that I can remember.”

When asked if he believes in life exists on other planets, he said…

“I haven’t made up my mind.”

In a feature story in this week’s issue of San Diego City Beat, San Diego Chapter MUFON Spokesperson Ed McBride said there is a “blackout” in the press when it comes to shedding new light on the UFO cover-up “except for the giggle-giggle factor.”

He said the reason for the cover-up is government interference.

“They’ve decided none of this can be in the open press because they don’t like to talk about anything anymore that they can’t explain,” says McBride. “They can talk about all kinds of serial killers, JonBenet Ramsey—but they decide. That’s what scares me, more than these UFOs. They selectively decide what we’re going to have for our evening news.”

BJ Booth tells the story in the American Chronicle. It involves a Shell Oil employee sent to Sweden to investigation a famed UFO known as the “Ghost Rockets” when the UFO crashed in Spitzbergen.

The story details the report on the alleged UFO crash, and the media’s attention (or lack thereof) to the story, most notably journalist Dorothy Kilgallen who claimed that someone in the “upper echelon” on the British government first told her it was a UFO crash.

Mutual UFO Network and Paranormal Researcher Chad Lewis will speak on Monday, Oct. 23 at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, according to the Spooner Advocate.

According to the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, Indiana University’s Division of Continuing Studies is offering a class on those floaty things in the sky called “UFOs: Perception, Reality and Sightings in Indiana.”

Roger Sugden, assistant state director and chief investigator of the Mutual UFO Network, is teaching the three-course class. The course will teach students the history of UFOs from the first sightings in ancient Egypt to modern day Indiana.

According to a press release, Thorneycroft’s “Eye to the Sky: A Paranormal Odyssey” details her contacts and experiences with alien spacecraft and some attempts to thwart her research.

The press release states, “Having experienced a number of attempts to steal the video footage, attack our computers, tap our phones, follow us, and bribe us, we finally decided that it would be prudent to get the images out into the public domain as quickly as possible, while still remaining true to our original plan to release the most profound images in concert with the book, to ensure integrity and create context.”

UFO Author Chris Rutkowski told the Winnipeg Sun he’s never seen a UFO, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t out there.

He’s the co-author with Geoff Dittman of “The Canadian UFO Report,” a database that has collected 5,000 Canadian UFO sightings dating back as far as 1663. He still receives reports every year. Last year, he collected over 763 sightings.

According to a press release, Jacocks has released a new book called “Aware of their Presence” about his lifelong experiences with abduction and proof that he is actually being tagged, bagged and released by the aliens.

The release says the abductions started when he was a young child and what effect they have had on his life. So far, the only “proof” in the release is that a doctor found two “needle-like” objects in his body, which Jacocks believes to be tracking devices. He even said they have made electronic appliances go haywire whenever he is around them.

Learn more about Jacocks and his book at http://awareoftheirpresence.com/.

The mind-washing technology made famous in movies like “Men in Black” were used on the residents of Grantham, England after they were all abducted back on Nov. 9, 1965, according to author Anthony Mallin in a story in Grantham Today.

He made this claim in his book, “Asylum – The Definitive UFO and Alien Abduction Experience,” in a story he claims is based on a real person.

UFO Expert Dr. Harley Rutledge, professor of physics at Southeast Missouri State, passed away Monday, June 5 at the Missouri Veterans Home, according to the Missourian.

Rutledge is best known for launching the UFO organization procedure and a book called “Project Identification” that collected hours and hours of footage in the sky to document and analyze UFO activity. It was the first procedure to take a scientific approach to documenting UFO data and footage.

By 1989, he claims to have seen 164 UFOs and collected over 700 photos of UFOs taken by himself or a member of his crew.

“I treat reports of UFOs like bottles of medicine without labels. I can’t use the medicine without the label, but I can put it on the shelf until I get a label for it,” Rutledge said.