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Back in 2010, I wrote a book called Final Events. It was a a book that claimed the U.S. Government (not me) believed UFOS were not extraterrestrial creatures. Rather, they believed they were demonic creatures.The U.S. government group that got together called themselves the "Collins Elite." There were four specific plans to make sequels to "Final Events." So far, these companies have only said something like: "No."  Whatever. Fuck them. I know how multiple people have sided with the Collins Elite, and who are in the heart of the U.S. Government. We're not finished, however .And there's way more to come.

 

Some good news: there's a new production from the team at the Small Town Monsters company. This one is titled The Dogman Triangle: Werewolves in the Lone Star State.

You can see me, Shannon LeGro, Lyle Blackburn and Ken Gerhard digging deep into the mystery - and it's a big mystery! You can get them in Blu-ray and DVD. And they run to 70 minutes. Don't miss! 
 

 If you're interested in UFOs and mysterious creatures, you'll definitely want to see this: the FBI has just declassified its file on Ivan Sanderson (monster-hunter, author and Flying Saucer chaser). There are some intriguing stories and one or two characters in the story. And a couple of characters.

Here's the link to get the FBI file on Sanderson.

 Yesterday morning I was chatting with a few friends about Gray Barker's Mothman-themed book, "The Silver Bridge" of 1970. I've come to know over the years that many people don't realize that the first book on the subject of Mothman is NOT John Keel's book, "The Mothman Prophecies," that was first published in 1975. It was Barker's.

 I have to say that Barker's writing style is much better than Keel's. It's far more gripping. But, there's a problem.... Barker wrote a great book, but he chose to exaggerate his style. By that, I mean Barker chose to go too far with both his style and content. And to the point that it's hard to tell what's real and what's made out of Barker's imagination. In fact, for me, Barker's writing often comes across like genius Hunter S. Thompson's: a mix of fact and what became as "Gonzo" writing. Now, there's another "but." At times, Barker exaggerated to the level that he could have been called a liar. And justifiably.  So, if you're someone who is interested in the origins of the Mothman phenomenon, get your hands on both books: "The Silver Bridge" of 1970 and "The Mothman Prophecies" of 1975. 
   

A new exhibition on the Loch Ness Monster, a good article!

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 It's always a good day when you find a number 1 copy of Fate magazine. And with numbers 2, 3 and 4 too...! And for $15!