The Fake 1961 "Special National Intelligence Estimate", and a $1000 Offer To Prove It Genuine... - UFOs - Documenting Th...

The furor surrounding an "MJTWELVE" document supposedly identified by Hal Puthoff as genuine has moved into the high-stakes arena. Australian researcher Paul Dean makes the title offer based upon his research. (Note: $1000 Australian is at the moment only about $692.43 US; still a considerable chunk of change.) But it may not be worth taking Paul up on his bet, per John Greenewald's The Black Vault Originals' Dr. Hal Puthoff and the Leaked MJ-12 Crash Retrieval Document. John's technical arguments are potent, and what he says about Timothy Cooper's involvement is well-nigh compelling. Furthermore, Curt Collins has a guest expert speak to this matter and provide historical context in UFO Documents: Provenance and Credibility by Barry Greenwood. Barry emphasizes the critical question of provenance in evaluating documents in general and this one in particular. And Keith Basterfield rather sums up the anti-genuine argumentation with "A Special National Intelligence Estimate" - 1961 and "A Special National Intelligence Estimate" - 1961 - Part 2. While Keith's work answers one of Paul Dean's points, that in itself does not prove the document genuine, and Keith, Paul, and others invite consideration of the preponderance of the evidence in forming a judgement. (WM)

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