The Truth About the Betz Mystery Sphere Conspiracy Theory - Popular Mechanics

Some real UFO- and abduction-related puzzlers here. Having dispensed with the Black Knight Satellite last month, Caroline Delbert turns her critical gaze upon a heavy but small stainless-steel ball found in a Florida yard in 1974. Its acceptance as terrestrial by both the military and Dr. J. Allen Hynek, and its rather closely matching something off the shelves of a Jacksonville equipment supply company, were discounted by the family who reported the ball demonstrated strange behaviors. A Mysterious Universe article and other Delbert references provide more background. Nick Redfern's Missing Files and the Roswell "UFO" Affair: Sanitizing and Skewing also deals with a "conspiracy theory." Here Nick accuses many ufologists of "selectivity" in "how they present the story of those missing files." Keith Basterfield wonders Whatever Happened to Key Abduction Researcher Dr. Rima E. Laibow?. Keith reports what he can. And Rich Reynolds confesses he's altered his thinking about two iconic abduction cases, and that Something Really Happened to the humans in the Betty and Barney Hill and Charles Hickson/Calvin Parker experiences. (WM)

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