boomerang
Paranormal Adept
I keep returning to the Rendlesham incident because it is an undeniably high strangeness incident that is still chronologically and historically in our backyard, so to speak. I can easily imagine researchers 30 years from now wistfully shaking their heads and bemoaning the fact that more serious research on Rendlesham was not done while witnesses were still alive.
But having said that--I'm not sure what should be done as the clock ticks away. As is typical, evidence consists pretty much of a cast of characters and a smattering of tantalizing but sketchy paperwork. Whatever trace evidence the forest itself may have held is probably long gone.
What about medical records of key witnesses? They are almost certainly as unavailable now as they were in 1980.
Listening to an interview of Charles Halt the other day left me with the usual set of mixed feelings. He begins the disclosure part of his narrative with an expression of extreme reluctance to make public his involvement. He then proceeded to appear on "Unsolved Mysteries" at which point his story went rather viral. His real time audio tape is fascinating. But is it too neatly packaged? Hard to say. He claims to have been spared the trauma of hostile debriefing by virtue of his rank. Reasonable?
But having said that--I'm not sure what should be done as the clock ticks away. As is typical, evidence consists pretty much of a cast of characters and a smattering of tantalizing but sketchy paperwork. Whatever trace evidence the forest itself may have held is probably long gone.
What about medical records of key witnesses? They are almost certainly as unavailable now as they were in 1980.
Listening to an interview of Charles Halt the other day left me with the usual set of mixed feelings. He begins the disclosure part of his narrative with an expression of extreme reluctance to make public his involvement. He then proceeded to appear on "Unsolved Mysteries" at which point his story went rather viral. His real time audio tape is fascinating. But is it too neatly packaged? Hard to say. He claims to have been spared the trauma of hostile debriefing by virtue of his rank. Reasonable?