The CIA's UFO-related Documents Get Renewed Interest - Mystery Wire

John Greenewald's recent efforts to make the CIA's archive of UFO documents more usable is bearing fruit with the worldwide media, say the Mystery Wire staff. They describe the trove and give some interesting sighting examples. The direct link to the Greenewald, Jr. searchable pdf conversions is UFOs: The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Collection. Sometimes the mainstream media gets things imperfectly; thus i95 Rock writer Lou Milano's White Plains Man Had His UFO Research Monitored By CIA, Declassified Docs. Milano thanks John "Greenwald" (that error is in his New York Post source) while trying to interpret intelligence interest in Leon Davidson. Milano misreads "ATIC" in CIA pages as "attic," puzzling over that reference. ("ATIC" should refer to the Air Technical Intelligence Center operating under that name from 1951 to 1961.) Monitoring an irritant like Leon Davidson is one thing; Nick Redfern asks UFOs: A Subject That Can Become Deadly? The untimely and rather mysterious demise of the first U.S. Secretary of Defense James Forrestal has spawned a UFO-flavored conspiracy theory, which Nick seriously doubts. And in From the MJ12 Documents to the 5412 Documents: A Connection? Nick answers another conspiracy-type question. Only here Nick suggests the MJ12 material itself is the conspiracy, and that the "12" in both "MJ12" and "5412" is part of that. (WM)

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