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our heads. Classics also really standing
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my father and held his hand and
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Alejandro? I am good? How
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Great? Great? Happy New Year
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And hey, this is the night
that the History Channel is coming out with

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Project blue Book tonight. Then a
few hours. Yes, so very exciting.

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I'm really bummed I was invited this
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go to his house and watch it
tonight. But I just couldn't get out

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there. How amazing would that have
face? Well, I know to watch

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the premiere with the son of the
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mention, you know, I talked
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the kids that's in the show,
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Heinech and Mimi, his wife,
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have I think a kid and a
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eventually he had several kids, but
Paul, I guess was not born

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or he was a baby at the
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in the show is a Scott or
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I can't remember. I can't remember. I know those are the two older

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brothers. Yeah, so that's probably
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in the baby. Yeah. Yeah, Well, I'm excited about it and

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and it's I think there's going to
be all. I had someone contact me

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saying, Hey, we're gonna get
a bunch of UFO reports probably tomorrow and

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move on out in Chicago. Sam. I think, so, um,

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you know there this happens. If
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down to, because people have to
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the issue is that a lot of
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at the sidings have dropped, I
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show it that it's it's not so
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that during a period of time while
the mal move On had at their own

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television show, you know, the
sighting, reporting skyrocketing because people knew where

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to report to. But now that
that show's gone, the replays are kind

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of it's not being shown on replay
very much anymore. People are forgetting are

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just not knowing where to report UFOs. And so as a field investigator,

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when I used to do that work
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hear that all the time. You
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report. And in fact, if
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and I'll say, I guess I
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I gotta tell you real quickly.
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in my new location, Rockland,
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my lady friend with me was wearing
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the bagel counter said, you know, I had a sighting, and he

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ends up telling me this amazing sighting, so so amazing, you know,

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missing time, the whole works that
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I'm going to have him in one
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craziest settings I've ever heard in made
this guy had, so that's cool.

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I mean, she likes to where
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you know I had a sighting.
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I never thought about anything online.
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but I just didn't occur to me. In two thousand and six.

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that's what it has to be now. Luckily, you know, I was

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gonna say getting into UFO news,
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the big UFO news right now.
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been in the last few weeks.
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news, but there have been a
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to Project Blue Books, so which
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you know, if I look at
some of these places that are writing at

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X, places like Live Science,
Geek, wiir Um, Bustle, Hollywood

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Yakima Herald, some deef Geek,
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that as well, Chicago Sun Times. So there are a lot of media

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writing UFO stories because of the Project
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probably due to, you know,
the great outreach that they did. They

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reached out to you and I and
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couple of articles at denif Geek and
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at the angle. I took first
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because you and I got to stick
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around this idea. You know,
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exactly accurate, So I kind of
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but I tackle some of the points
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some things, although maybe not fact
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sense that they're kind of portraying an
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and how people like the Air Force. There was no Captain Quinn like in

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the move in the show, but
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of this negativity and this kind of
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because he thinks there's nothing to it
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you know in the show he comes
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reality he joined the Air Force doing
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character that that Aidan Gillen is portraying
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open minded, than Heinek actually was
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with the Air Force. And so
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kind of open minded curiosity, is
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And I think that it's very endearing
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think you said the same. You
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like this guy as the hero going
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portrayal of the character a lot better
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it's I like Malarkey's portrayal. But
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it. Um, I think it's
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show when it's and it was brought
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then I started thinking about it,
and I watched the six Verse six episode

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the screeners that I was able I
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very fortunate to be able to watch
that it's a little it's a little clunky.

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It doesn't it's not to me,
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like the way he's just fluffing it
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between him and Heinik I didn't think
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the sixth episode, I think it's
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that in the first the first few
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about it. They're meeting for the
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other. Malarkey or Captain Quinn is
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sure that this scientist, you know, comes up with mundane conclusions. But

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he's not, so he's got to
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time, his superiors are telling him, you know, hey, you've got

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to shut this, you know,
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that was interesting, and I know
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Malarkey and it's kind of funny.
Another comment, uh someone did on the

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Open Mind GUFO group on Facebook was
that he didn't act cocky enough, and

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he acts very cocky. I thought
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but this guy was saying that,
you know, Air Force pilots are

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extremely cocky, so you know that
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that I've known. Yeah. Yeah. But my other article on dennif Geek

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is an interview with Malarkey, and
what was really interesting was talking to him

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research into his character and into Project
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Him and the show writer that David
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um have read Rupelt's book and Captain
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Book for a period of time and
it's it's the most important book, probably

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an uphology estimate of the situation.
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was really eye opening for Malarkey that
to him, you know, it proves

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that there is definitely something to the
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and that although he kind of feels
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because he's playing this role in that, you know, how are they supposed

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to handle this? It's a difficult
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interview that I have out there.
But a lot of people writing about UFOs

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kind of in their area, but
a lot of news about how you know,

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there's real UFO research that used to
go on. So that's the beauty

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of this this program, even regardless
of you know, the drama or how

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we feel about kind of how the
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it's bringing awareness. In fact,
I wrote in my article, even if

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it's strayed from the truth dramatically,
it would still it's still entertaining. I

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think it would still bring awareness to
the situation. But to you know,

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Project Blue Book. But I think
it's gonna not be as bad as something

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people are fearful of, right as
far as strength from the truth. Hey,

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I was talking about would RuPaul and
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he decided there wasn't anything to the
UFO phenomenon. Did you well, what

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had happened is that he wrote his
book and in the end he was kind

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of on the fence. He was
saying, you know, could there possibly

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be something to this? And when
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Washington, DC or some of the
other cases that he really goes over in

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detail. You know, there's no
answer, and he's saying that, you

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know, we debunked all of the
potential answer. So, for instance,

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in nineteen fifty two Washington, DC, the General Sandford, he came out

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and said, this was a weather
in version. That's why they saw these

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things on radar. But they had
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no, that was not the case. So in the book he's really arguing

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that there are many cases that were
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kind of the conclusion. Well,
he came out with another volume soon after

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the book came out, and this
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where he's saying, however, I
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explained, even the ones we haven't
been able to figure out. So there's

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probably nothing too mysterious to the whole
UFO phenomena. So he was much stronger

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on a skeptical side in that second
book or a second update. The question

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is why did he do that?
What does he really feel? We don't

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know, because unfortunately he passed away
at a young age not too long after

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writing that second edition and just changing
that end of it, So we don't

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know how he really truly felt or
why he you know, kind of changed

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things up there. It seems that
there was certainly, at least anecdotally,

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a reaction that the Air Force wasn't
happy that he had written this book and

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that they had maybe influenced him,
maybe just peer to peer saying hey man,

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you're making us look good. Can
you kind of fix that up a

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little bit? And he said okay, And did it, you know,

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for his buddies or something. But
yeah, well yeah, yeah, we'll

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never know. Yeah, anything else
going on? Or is that about it?

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wanted to talk about is this Roswell

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program real quick? Are you talking
about the one Ryan Sprig and you both

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you were involved in as well?
Right? Yeah, I will actually thinking,

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yes, yeah, thanks. I
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helped them put it together and figure
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Roswell. Of course Roswell is an
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worked with them the whole time,
and actually I suggested Ryan Spreak because I

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love Ryan's break. I suggested a
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did choose someone and they chose Ryan, who of course is great. So

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yeah, so this is really fun. It was just going to be a

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piece that was going to go online, but they liked it so much that

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they are going to show it January
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your local listings. It'll be on
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right, So I haven't even seen
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going to see it along with the
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be online once it it airs,
and then I'll definitely be sharing that in

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social media and open Mindset TV.
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something that may or may not maybe, So it's a it's a UFO investigation.

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UFOs and they want to do some
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uh so we've been shopping some stuff
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we would like something on Roswell because
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Mexico television show coming up, which
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school romance drama Roswell television show and
so um yeah, so they wanted to

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update to their The Roswell Mystery essentially, and that's what we put together.

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are going to be doing it on
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all Hundrew, Hey, well thanks
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next week, right, Yes,
we'll talk next week. And I want

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to plug at least your appearance on
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review and h that was posted today
and that was a lot of fun as

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usual. Yes, I did mention
that last week. So check out Open

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Minds dot tv. And it's myself
and the great Lee Spiegel and the great

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Alejandro Rojas talking about what happened in
twenty eighteen. And I mispronounced a few

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words and got some just a couple. Yeah, all right, you have

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a good one. All right,
you two, all right, talk to

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you next week. See yeah,
all right, everyone. So our guest

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tonight we have Kyle Laverne and he's
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and Logan Banner and south western Virginia
and he resides in Mingo County and that

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borders eastern Kentucky. And he's been
a longtime newspaper and radio journalist in his

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community and has won awards for newspaper
columns, articles, and photos. And

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he's had a lifelong interest in the
UFL phenomena. He actually had some things

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happened when he was young. He's
a UFO researcher and historian and he's published

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two books on the subject, Appalachian
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and Unexplained Phenomena, Volumes one and
two, and they're available on Amazon.

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And so that is who we have
on tonight, and welcome to the

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show. Kyle. Well, glad
to be on. Thanks for having me.

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Yes, and I had a guest
lined up for this week and you

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were gracious enough and then he had
to reschedule. So you're gracious enough to

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agree to beyond and I really do
appreciate that a lot. Well, I'm

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glad can be on your show.
Had been on a talk show in a

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while, so I'm glad to get
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about some UFOs. I was listening
to you earlier. Like you said,

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I think the reports have been down
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I looked for an uptake in twenty
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well could be. It'll be interesting
to see what happens. And so you

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are in what can you just kind
of explain what the newspaper is where that

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the coverage is of that in particular. Yeah, I'm in the southwestern West

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Virginia. We're like eighty miles south
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eighty miles south of Huntington, where
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Mingo County. We border Pike County, Kentucky. If I'm at my office,

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I could go out and look and
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I'm from West Virginia, We're that
close. So I've always grew up right

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here on the border of southern West
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of Appalachia, the coal fields.
It's nicknamed the heart of the Big Indollar

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coal Field because of the coal mining
industry. You know, we're in the

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same area where the famous hat film
McCoy feud was fought, like fifteen minutes

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away from that. Uh. You
know a lot of a lot of history

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like that. You know, Daniel
Boone came through here, some of the

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early history. So it's a it's
a pretty neat place, a small town

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Williamson. It's got about population of
about three four thousand. A sister newspaper

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logan banner about the same, Like
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tourism, fishing ATVs and that kind
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very sparsely populated though, once you
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areas, if you want to call
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it's a it's a great little town. Grew up here and has definitely been

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some sightings in this region over the
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You had mentioned to me and I
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had some sightings. Do you want
to talk about the sightings and how you

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know? Is that how you got
interested in the topic? Yeah, yeah,

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that's sort of spurned my interest.
First sighting. I can really remember.

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I was like eight or nine years
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front porch in the summer evening with
my parents and my sister she's a little

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older than me, and it wasn't
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very hot human summer or evening,
and as I say, we're right on

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the border and we just happened to
notice, looking at a mountain that was

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probably a couple hundred yards away from
our home, three glowing disks that came

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over that mountain and they just hovered
there for it seemed like five minutes,

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you know, I mean, we
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You know, we watched those and
then they were gone and just a split

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set. And you know, of
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in the mid sixties, we you
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him to or who to talk to
about it. Ironically, a couple of

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years ago, I was doing some
research and you mentioned Project blue Book coming

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on tonight on the History Channel.
There was a report that same evening to

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the original Project blue Book that somebody
saw something similar in Kentucky just a little

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ways, probably an hour before we
saw our sighting. So I thought that

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was sort of ironic. Yeah,
I know, So that gave me proof

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that it did happened, because I
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remember it. My parents had passed
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And you know, it was,
like I said, young, but

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as I got a little older,
I still was started. I was interested

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in the subject. Anytime I would
see something on TV or read it in

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the newspaper, I'd always want to, you know, into it. You

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had the nineteen seventy three flap or
wave of sightings on the eastern coast of

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the United States. I was in
high school at that time, and you

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know, I was really interested in
because you didn't hear much in mainstream media

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during that time about UFOs, but
you were hearing about this because there were

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so many sightings. I mean,
police officers were chasing UFOs and people were

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seeing them all over. You know, if you've done your research, you've

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probably heard about it. So every
evening I was going out looking, hoping

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to see something. And I just
happened to be in the backyard with my

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neighbor or a friend of mine,
and we looked up and sure enough we

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saw UFO, probably a couple hundred
yards up above his backyard, over the

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mountain tree top level multi colored lights, round disc shape UFO. Again,

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We're mesmerized. We called for his
mother and she came out and she saw

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it, and I'm sure other people
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that was the last sighting I had
until two twelve, ironically, I

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had published my first books, and
one day I went out to lunch from

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work at the newspaper where I work, Williamson Daily News. I usually don't

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take that long, but that day
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had an appointment. Then I took
her to that and then I come back

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into the office and then like my
co workers like, where are you being?

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I said, well, I took
a long Once they said, well,

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the phone's been ringing off the hooks. People were calling, said there's

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a UFO over this area. I
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I get a little riving from time
to time. On that. They

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said, no, really, it's
you know, we've gotten calls and they

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were asking for you. So I
said at my desk and said, wow,

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okay, sure enough, the phone
rings. It's another lady that calls

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from the west end of our town
here in Williamson. She says, I

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know you're interested in this subject.
You know you've written the books. I'm

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looking into UFO right now. And
I was like, you've got to be

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kidding. So I said, what
you know? Where what part of the

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sky? She told me. So
I go out and right across the street

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from US is a automotive tire repair
shop. All these guys are standing there

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there looking at the same UFO.
I go across the streets. Sure enough,

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I look, we see the UFO, which I sent you a picture

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of that earlier and it turned out, yeah, you can put that up.

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It turns out that there was probably
hundreds of people that ended up seeing

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this UFO from the Pike Wall and
Virgie, Kentucky area of Pike County over

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here to the Williamson area, probably
in about a fifty mile sixty mile radius,

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hundreds of people. My phone blew
up that day and the next day

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everybody that saw this UFO. So
you know, that was my latest sighting

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and that just was this amazing to
see that, and the fact that there

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were so many other eyewitnesses to that
case. And so that's a little bit

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of my background as far as my
personal but where I did have the as

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you say, the journalism background.
I was working with another journalist who started

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a small publishing company a few years
ago, and he had done a book

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about ghost sightings. So one day
we're having launch and I said, what

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do you think about doing a book
about UFOs? He's like, what do

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you mean. I said, well, you know, I've been interested in

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that. I've got a few stories. You know, I'd written for a

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magazine a few years ago and I'd
save those and he said, well,

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let me think about it. He
did a little research and they said,

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well, they say these most books
do pretty well. Let's try it.

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So he published my first book.
It did really well. I said,

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well, hey, I've got enough
to do another one. So we did

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volume two, as you mentioned,
the Appalachian Case Study UFO Sightings Alien Encounters,

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and I explained Phenomena published by Woodland
Press, a little small publishing company

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here in southern West Virginia. And
so, you know, then my name

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started getting out there. I started
getting people contact me with other stories.

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Yeah that's yeah, yeah, yeah. I go do book signings. People

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would come up, hey, you
know I had a signing, or yeah,

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you know, my friend had a
signing. And it's amazing how many

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people come up, and like you
said earlier, they just don't know where

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to report these or who to call
or who to talk to. So you

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know, you mentioned it to them
about mouf on. Uh. I've got

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a Facebook page with a friend of
mine that the people can report UFO signings

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in their neck, which we can
talk about that a little later. Yeah,

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but I'll shut up and let you
ask some more questions. Well,

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actually we're ready to go to a
break. Um, so okay, great,

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Yeah, I'm on with Kyle Laverne
and this is Martin Willison Podcast UFO

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and we'll be right back right after
these messages. Kyle. When you first,

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let's let's talk v We have these
three minutes to talk about. Okay,

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more or less another subject. We'll
go back into talking more. But

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the first sighting that you had,
Um, you mentioned at these three how

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the three lights? I believe you
said, and you said it disappeared.

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Do you mean when you said it
disappeared, do you mean that it took

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off really faster or did you see
him like go out or how can you

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explain how how that happened? Yeah, it just seemed like we you know,

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that they just disappeared. We don't
We're not sure if they just you

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know, took off fast or they
just disappeared. It was just like they

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were there one minute and the next
second they were gone. So it wasn't

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like we saw him speed off,
you know. Yeah. Yeah, there's

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there's a lot of there's a lot
of things sightings that I hear about that

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are either either do take off really
quickly or all of a sudden just vanish.

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And that includes people are seeing an
actual structured craft and they see advantish,

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which is really fascinating to me in
many ways. Let's see, Um,

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someone wanted to know the in the
chat room over there at YouTube.

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They wanted to know if that the
sighting that you saw. I'll bring up

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the picture again. Um. The
people on YouTube, um that they wanted

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to know if it was cigar shape? Would you would you consider that a

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cigar shape? Um? Yeah,
probably in a UFO lore maybe cr shape.

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But it was almost like I described
it as as fluorescent lights, a

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couple of fluorescent lights. That's what
I remember. They were like almost like

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a light on each side and then
and then clear exactly. Yeah, And

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they were And what was amazing about
it is that they stayed there for a

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long time. And then I also, I've talked about this before, what

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I noticed is all of a sudden, I started seeing these kim trails come

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by, like jets were flying by, you, I mean contrails. Were

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they military? Yeah? I said
well, I couldn't tell if they were

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military jets or not, but it
was obviously something flying close by. And

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I went out to another area of
the county that was higher elevation to try

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to get a better look. At
the time I did that, it was

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gone. But we can talk about
that too now. The elevation, Um,

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I know, we only have a
we have less than a minute left

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here. The elevation is so hard
to tell, and especially the most contrails

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that people see are from you know, thirty to forty thousand feet up.

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Do you think this was up that
high? Excuse me? It was pretty

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high. Yeah, I do.
And there was an amateur astronomer, which

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I'll mention his name's Allen Appling,
the school teacher that got some video of

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it, and it's on YouTube.
It's a really good video. All right,

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hang on him second, please,
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