Showing posts with label UFO Hoax. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UFO Hoax. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Terror In KY Update: Hopkinsville's Little "Green Men"

"Exploring the Bizarre" (KCORradio.com) hosts Tim Beckley and Tim Swartz welcomes GERALDINE SUTTON STITH in an historic event! 64 years ago, a rural family in Kentucky found themselves face to face with the unknown. This bizarre encounter brought the Sutton family into the bright spotlight of unwelcome media attention in which they never truly were able to escape. The Sunday of August 21, 1955 has gone down in UFO history as the night of the Kelly-Hopkinsville encounter. That night, after a UFO was seen to land behind a nearby barn, a number of strange humanoid creatures spent the night tormenting 11 people cowering in the farmhouse. This week, Geraldine Sutton Stith, will relate what it was like to grow up with the specter of the unknown hanging over her family and how, despite assertions from the skeptics, she knows that something truly frightening happened on that dark night with the family taking pot shots at the creatures who tried to enter their living quarters. This story is one of the most repeated in UFO history -- it is a real classic -- and to have someone on from the actual family is a world exclusive treat! Geraldine is the author of the books "The Kelly Green Men" and "Alien Legacy."

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

STRANGE SPIKED UFOS ATTACK SCOTTISH MAN

One of our most unusual shows. Only UFO case to receive official investigation by authorities. Hosts Tim Beckley and Tim Swartz speak live from Scotland with guest MALCOLM ROBINSON who discusses the bizarre case of Scottish forestry worker Bob Taylor. On November 9, 1979, Taylor and his dog had a close encounter with a landed, spiked, UFO that left the man unconscious and injured. The police recorded the incident as a criminal assault, making it the only UFO sighting in the UK that has been the subject to a criminal investigation. Robinson also relates some alternative explanations on what may have happened to Taylor, including the theory that the man actually suffered from hallucinations after eating poisoned berries!. Robinson For more information obtain Robinson's new book "The Dechmont Woods UFO Incident." -- Free newsletter mrufo8@hotmail.com