The Passing of UFO Investigator Robert Dean and Whistleblower Karl Wolfe - Mysterious Universe

Paul Seaburn leads off a Mysterious Universe quartet with the sad news of the passing of Robert Dean and Karl Wolfe. While it may be hard to name any figure in ufology not considered controversial by some, Dean and Wolfe both made dramatic claims about undisclosed military knowledge, as covered in Paul's straightforward article. Requiescant in pace. Robbie Graham's scope is far wider in UFOs: Why You Don't Need to "Believe". It's a good summary of early US government interest in UFOs, although we'd also note pre-Kenneth Arnold concerns as elucidated in UFOs and Government: A Historical Inquiry, published by Anomalist Books. Graham's major point is that the existence of "UFOs" has pretty much been answered in the affirmative: the real question is just what are the darn things and from whence do they come? Graham even makes a decent case that some UFOs just may be extraterrestrial. That diagnosis does seem a possibility in Five UFO Movies Based On Real Events. Here author of Silver Screen Saucers Graham is in his intellectual wheelhouse, though he may exaggerate Dr. Benjamin Simon's role in John Fuller's 1966 book The Interrupted Journey. Back to Paul Seaburn for UFOs and Mysterious Beach Findings Being Blamed on SpaceX. Paul's article notes how routine space shots have generally become. (WM)

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