SRC-002058Tier 3
1956 First Edition Published by University Books (New York)
Publication: 1956-04-01
Language: en
Edition verification: reported
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They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers
Gray Barker · author
Gray Barker’s 1956 monograph detailing the silencing of Albert K. Bender by three men in black suits and Barker’s first-hand investigation of the September 1952 Flatwoods, West Virginia encounter.
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2 CITATION LINK(S)CLM-004531 · Flatwoods Entity: Morphology & Cowl
“She said they found a ‘fire-breathing monster, 10 feet tall with a bright green body and a blood-red face,’ that waddled toward them with ‘a bouncing, floating’ motion and sent them scurrying down the hillside... She said the monster exuded an overpowering odor, ‘like metal,’ that so sickened them they vomited for hours afterward.”
SRC-002058 · They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers, Chapter I: A Hilltop, West Virginia, p. 16.CLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
Excerpt: “She said they found a ‘fire-breathing monster, 10 feet tall with a bright green body and a blood-red face,’ that waddled toward them with ‘a bouncing, floating’ motion...”
CLM-004532 · Flatwoods Craft: Visual Descent & Odor
“It was an elongated object, he said, The top of it was a light shade of a red, and the bottom bright red. From the rear shot red balls of fire. At the time he thought it was a jet plane, though he saw no wings... It proceeded across the sky, halted suddenly, then seemed to fall rapidly toward the hilltop.”
SRC-002058 · They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers, Chapter I: A Hilltop, West Virginia, p. 19.CLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
Excerpt: “It was an elongated object, he said, The top of it was a light shade of a red, and the bottom bright red. From the rear shot red balls of fire.”
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