Crossbow
Seeking Honesty and Sanity
Ugh!
A few years back when the fellow in the story shown below published his book about "The Flatwoods Monster", aka "The Braxton County Monster", he gave a presentation which I attended where he said all sorts of things.
That the creature seen was actually an extra-terrestrial.
That the creature seen was soon rescued by others of his kind.
That the space ship he was flying in was damaged, and while pieces of it fell off and were strewn about.
That nothing was recovered from said space ship even though pieces of it fell off and were strewn about (I asked him about this point).
And so on.
Anyway, I noticed that he now has a new book out which makes even more outlandish claims and that he will be presenting it at a UFO meeting this September in Charleston, WV. If it does not cost too much, I will attend and let you all know how it looks.
http://www.dailymail.com/story/News/200707231/Author-says-UFO-Air-Force-dogfight-ended-in-Flatwoods/
Author says UFO-Air Force dogfight ended in Flatwoods
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Feschino flatly says the Air Force took on alien aircraft just off the coast with orders to destroy them in a move to pacify a public growing ever restless over bizarre sightings. In the battle, apparently one craft hobbled back inland, resting on a knoll in a West Virginia community known as Flatwoods. And it was there on Sept. 12 a group of boys, accompanied by some adults, scampered up the hillside and saw a metallic, 12-foot object emitting a sulfuric odor. Locals dubbed it "the Flatwoods Monster.''
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Feschino is a headliner for a Sept. 7-8 UFO summit in Charleston, organized by promoter Larry Bailey. Joining him will be Freddie May, a witness to the Flatwoods incident, and nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman, considered the leading UFO researcher in the world. Friedman has appeared on numerous cable TV shows with his belief that extraterrestrials are frequent flyers to planet Earth.
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A few years back when the fellow in the story shown below published his book about "The Flatwoods Monster", aka "The Braxton County Monster", he gave a presentation which I attended where he said all sorts of things.
That the creature seen was actually an extra-terrestrial.
That the creature seen was soon rescued by others of his kind.
That the space ship he was flying in was damaged, and while pieces of it fell off and were strewn about.
That nothing was recovered from said space ship even though pieces of it fell off and were strewn about (I asked him about this point).
And so on.
Anyway, I noticed that he now has a new book out which makes even more outlandish claims and that he will be presenting it at a UFO meeting this September in Charleston, WV. If it does not cost too much, I will attend and let you all know how it looks.
http://www.dailymail.com/story/News/200707231/Author-says-UFO-Air-Force-dogfight-ended-in-Flatwoods/
Author says UFO-Air Force dogfight ended in Flatwoods
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Feschino flatly says the Air Force took on alien aircraft just off the coast with orders to destroy them in a move to pacify a public growing ever restless over bizarre sightings. In the battle, apparently one craft hobbled back inland, resting on a knoll in a West Virginia community known as Flatwoods. And it was there on Sept. 12 a group of boys, accompanied by some adults, scampered up the hillside and saw a metallic, 12-foot object emitting a sulfuric odor. Locals dubbed it "the Flatwoods Monster.''
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Feschino is a headliner for a Sept. 7-8 UFO summit in Charleston, organized by promoter Larry Bailey. Joining him will be Freddie May, a witness to the Flatwoods incident, and nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman, considered the leading UFO researcher in the world. Friedman has appeared on numerous cable TV shows with his belief that extraterrestrials are frequent flyers to planet Earth.
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