Aug 08 2008
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UFO at Aztec
I was recently interviewed for a new edition of Frank Scully’s old-time UFO book, Behind the Flying Saucers, which was the first title to address the controversy surrounding the alleged UFO crash at Aztec, New Mexico in 1948.
Here’s the Amazon link for those who might want to buy the new edition of Scully’s book.
I’ll be reviewing the new edition and the expanded material right here as soon as my copy arrives. In the meantime, here’s what Tim Green Beckley (who is republishing the book) has to say about it:
“The CONSPIRACY JOURNAL is very proud to offer this expanded version of perhaps the most seminal book in the history of the unexplained . . . a case that now stands right beside the UFO crash at Roswell, MN for its credibility and veracity. For years the Aztec case was spurned by serious researchers who did not have access to all the information now available on the crash. . . In addition to reprinting the entire, unabridged, text to the rare 50s Scully book (reset in an easy to read, ‘large print,’ large format edition) journalist Sean Casteel has dug deep to provide the reader with an updated account of what really happened outside this isolated desert town near the Four Corners. His up to date research on Aztec includes material supplied by such outstanding researchers as NICK REDFERN — STANTON FRIEDMAN — ART CAMPBELL — SCOTT and SUZANNE RAMSEY.” –Tim Beckley Conspiracy Journal.
Tim continues: “AN IMPORTANT RE-EXAMINATION OF AN HISTORICAL UFO CASE! - - - Were 16 alien bodies recovered from a dome-shaped device that crashed near the town of Aztec, New Mexico circa 1948? . . . Why does the FBI continue to withhold 200 pages of classified material on the case for alleged ‘national security reasons?’ . . . Was the incident covered up with a camouflaged ‘front story’ presided over by con men and scam artists, who were perhaps in the government’s ‘back pocket?’ . . . Did President Eisenhower make contact with aliens around the same time, thus adding weight to this and other UFO crash cases?”
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August 8th, 2008 at 4:15 pm
Oh! so it’s 16 bodies now?
August 9th, 2008 at 3:50 pm
Nick — bought UFO Magazine to read your excellent new column. Then the Brit running the shop said have a good weekend and I said I’ll have a WEIRD weekend — then made him google the CFZ. THEN I noticed the Aztec conference in the magazine — what was your take on that? You went?
THEN I’m sitting in full-lotus trance and I hear this familiar voice: “Is that dude doing voodoo?” It’s my cousin that I haven’t seen in 5 years or so. His dad is into UFOs and is an engineer so I was able to pass on the magazine. haha. He tried to then eat a some of my raw garlic and wasn’t man enough — had to spit it out! haha. Weird indeed!!
August 11th, 2008 at 1:10 pm
RPJ:
With Aztec, it seems the story is always mutating and changing!
Drew:
Jon should have you speaking at the next Weird Weekend!
No, unfortunately, I wasn’t able to attend the Aztec gig.