Contents
Behind the Scenes: Intruders
An insightful Q and A with Tracy Tormé, co-screenwriter of the recent top-rated mini-series based on actual cases of alien abduction.
by Quendrith Johnson
Actors Watch Real-Life Regression
The delicate process of memory recall through hypnosis helped an abductee piece together the one-supressed fragments of her missing-time experience.
by Quendrith Johnson
Budd Hopkins Rates the Mini-Series
It was with some trepidation that the author of the 1987 classic Intruders, also a consultant for the eponymous show, watched how a ground-breaking TV dramatization would handle the abduction phenomenon.
by George Earley
Hall's Corner
In his first column for UFO, ufologist Richard Hall gives a quick run-down of the best sources for an overview of the field, and lists fundamental precepts which shape his own opinions.
by Richard Hall
UFO in Kiev: Was the KGB Involved
A letter from a Russian UFO witness illustrates the possible extent of KGB interest in UFO events -- at least prior to the end of the Communist regime.
by Paul Stonehill
Alien Intrusions on a Colorado Ranch
From the beginning, the Evans family was besieged by frightening phenomena that simply defied explanation. An unforgettable saga from 1975.
by Don Worley
The UFO Facists
Conspiracies, II: It’s an old story in a new guise -- anti-Semitism and other morally offensive propaganda turns up in the rhetoric of some questionable UFO prophets.
by Vicki Cooper
Hatoon's World
Starship commander? Or cosmic crackpot? Courtesy of America West Publishers, Hatoon the Pleiadian regales the “poor children” of earth with his neo-fascist views.
by Don Ecker
Foo Fighters of World War II
A part of ufology’s largely ignored stockpile of information about Nazi secret saucer technology gets new validation in this book excerpt by a British researcher.
by Mark Birdsall
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