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There is a big issue when it comes to the matter of alien autopsies. Certainly, Ray Santilli got the whole thing rolling

Is it possible that aliens are not just visiting us, experimenting on us and learning about us, but also eating us? As disturbing

There's no doubt that there is a real UFO phenomenon, but there is another aspect to the mystery, too: namely, how the subject

A couple of days ago, I was asked if my research into the Roswell affair of 1947 might have been "secretly monitored." Well,

Since the mid-1960s, countless people, all around the globe, have had encounters with what have become infamously known in

Back in 1987 a highly controversial batch of alleged Top Secret documents surfaced into the UFO research community. We're

"The subject of UFOs is one that has interested me for some long time. About ten or twelve years ago I made an effort to find out what was in the building at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base where the information is stored that has been collected by the Air Force, and I was understandably denied

Today's article is a look at the controversial matter of whether or not the U.S. Government has hidden away nothing less than the preserved bodies of aliens from wrecked UFOs. Certainly, there's no lack of claims of such things. The same goes for the many and varied friend-of-a-friend-type tales that swarm around the UFO scene.

Yes, really: there are a few people in the UFO field who still buy into the saga – and the footage, too – of what became infamous in the mid-1990s: the Alien Autopsy film. I should stress I have no belief in the film in the slightest. However, when the film – rumored to show... Read more »

The late Leonard Stringfield, who passed away in 1994, was a UFO researcher who firmly believed that, since the 1940s, the U.S. Government had secretly recovered a number of crashed UFOs and dead aliens, and which were stored and preserved a variety of military bases across the country – many at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base,... Read more »