Captain Ron Janix
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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I mean, the idea that they interview the guy that runs the funeral home in that town, and at that night that Roswell crashed, he got a call at 3 in the morning, and we need caskets. Bring him out here. Well, is there a car crash? Don't worry about it. Just bring him over. Well, I mean, that just fits so perfectly into the story. Who's going to make that up? Who's going to think of this?
And Art Bell read the deathbed confession of that colonel. He says, I wrote this for my granddaughter to know that we're not alone in the universe because I saw the bodies and I saw the ship and I saw this, but I didn't want any of the bullshit and I was threatened. Why would somebody do that? They wouldn't do that.
You do it for the money. You want to get fame. You want to get a book. Not that anybody makes any money on this shit, but they think that.
So somebody like that, to me, that's compelling to me. I don't know why people aren't more compelled by some of these things. John Mack, you guys familiar with John Mack? Yes. head of psychiatry at Harvard, another guy, who went to look at this phenomenon and said, I'm gonna explain, since he's at the top of psychiatry in the world.
So why do we take this guy as being at the top of his game and he's this highly respected guy and then he sets out to say, I'm going to figure out what's wrong with these people. It must be another phenomenon. And then he looked into it and he said, no, that's not what it is. Something really is happening to them.
So if this guy's the top of his class, top in the world of this, why don't we then take his answer? All of a sudden, he's crazy. Yeah. That must be nonsense. And he's a professional bullshit detector. That's bullshit to me. I can't stand that. If you guys can't take John Mack at his word or Avi Loeb at his word, then why do we even have academia? Why do these guys raise to that level?
That does occasionally happen to me. What happens more often to me, see if this ever happens to you guys. I'll meet somebody I don't know or I'll be wherever and maybe they find out what I do or they ask what I do and I tell them. And they'll immediately be like, well, no, I don't believe in any of that nonsense. That's all bullshit. I swear to God I've told the story a hundred times.
I swear it's true. They do that old Columbo routine where they go, no, no, that's all. You know, there's this one time. Oh, yeah, dude. I was up late at night. My dad and I were fishing. It was dark. And this thing came across the sky. Wait a minute. A minute ago, this was not. And then you have a personal. I don't even have that. Yeah, they have it.
It's very common that people have an experience.
Or my mom told me a story when I was a little girl. You know, you hear these things. It's amazing how prolific that is.
No, I'm not that guy. I'm somebody that puts credence into what Avi Loeb says, credence into John Mack says. I think Travis Walton is awesome. Yeah. I got to know Travis Walton. I did a whole special thing on his 45th anniversary. I brought his brother back in. I brought the original people in. We had a big thing.
All of this is plausible to me. All of this makes sense. Exactly those guys would be like that. Of course those guys would take off. Of course they'd be scared. All of it's very plausible to me. Even Roswell's plausible. And there's so many of these ancillary things that fit in. The Travis Walton case, it's also great that there's one incident. Yes.
I'll tell you another thing for me personally that I probably shouldn't say because this will bite me in the ass. But... When you come to me and you're Travis Walton and you say, listen, this one day, this one thing happened to me. I was out in the woods. The ship was there. I got beamed on and that was it. Maybe lightning strikes.
It's these guys I can't stand that, oh, you know, I've been to Mars and I've worked on alien bodies and I've been underground on spaceships and I've been underground on Earth with the military working on this and I've operated on alien bodies and I've got implants.
Yeah.
Sure.
It could be, you know, MK Ultra type stuff where they fuck with people, which they have done and they've come out and it's proven that they've done these kind of things. So, you know, I don't like to dismiss anybody's story completely out of hand because, you know, maybe these guys that I'm referring to. Maybe it's genuine. Maybe that's possible. I don't lean that it is.
I wouldn't bet a nickel that it is. I don't think that is. It feels very disingenuous. That's a one in a billion chance that something could happen to you. You've had nine of those happen to you. Now the math is in the multi-trillions, and that's hard. It's like you, Philip Schneider, you're the special one. You know what I mean? It's hard.
And you shot him, and you got away, and these other guys came, and...
Guess what sucks? What? Now you add misinformation. You have misidentification. Oh, yeah. Which is 95% of the cases. But then you have misinformation. Then you have intentional Richard Doty disinformation. Now that's really clouding the water. So it makes it even harder to get to the truth. I always think that a lot of these things, there's 10% truth in it. You know what I mean? Oh, yeah.
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