US Deep space tracking detects Alien ships
Date: 08-04-91 17:01 From: John Powell Subj: Deep Space Tracking & UFOs Here is some continuing information from Lawrence Fawcett in the June 1991 (Number 28) issue of Just Cause. (Just Cause, Copyright 1991 by CAUS, Citizens Against UFO Secrecy, PO Box 218, Coventry, CT 06238, published bi-monthly with a subscription rate of $15/yr.) The information is incomplete as of this issue but I thought I'd post what is available anyway. In October, 1981, USAF Airman Simone Mendez, (stationed at Nellis AFB as a Wing/Base Telecommunications Specialist with the 2069th Communication Squadron with a Top Secret clearance), recieved from a friend (Airman Green - pseudonym) "a Top Secret message torn off the machine at the message center to the effect that the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) had detected a group of unknown objects entering the vicinity of Earth from deep space. Several of the objects were tracked entering the atmosphere and heading towards the Soviet Union, after which they hovered in an area near Moscow for more than an hour." For unsatisfactory yet understandable reasons she kept the "third carbon copy of a multi-carbon form" for several months. When she learned that it might be a fake she showed it to another co-worker who felt it probably was a fake. Simone then returned the document to base and a supervisor "asked that the document be placed in the classified waste for disposal." Several days later AFOSI and the FBI interrogated her at length following which she was hospitalized for "serious depression." The FBI searched her apartment and confiscated many personal items. Several weeks later she was interrogated again and polygraphed. She failed the polygraph for physiological response reasons, (extreme nervousness), and was polygraphed at least several more times over several months. She made a poor attempt at suicide on April 22, 1982 and was again hospitalized. Interrogations and polygraphing continued into June 1982 at which time it was apparently concluded that she was not a spy. That's pretty much the end of the info, here's how the issue ends: "The question remains: Was the document real or not? Simone could not be definate after all she was through. She never saw the document after the first day of the investigation. Was there any way to find out? A curious series of events would help Simone to answer these questions. The real world was about to open up even more for her. And there would be a dramatic discovery." Thanks, (just have to wait for the next issue I guess...), take care. John. =END=
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