Jeremy Corbell

So he comes to Las Vegas.

I go meet him for a beer.

We're having a conversation and I bring up the UFO topic.

You know anything about UFOs?

Have you ever heard any UFO studies or documents, things like that?

So no, not really.

We have another beer and he says, you know, now that you think about it, I think about it.

There was a KGB guy I know who talked about UFOs and some sort of a little investigation that they were doing.

And, you know, I ask him, well, do you think there's anybody else you might be able to make contact with?

We're interested in pursuing that.

I don't want to get anybody in trouble.

But if it really is glasnost, perestroika, openness, transparency in the new Russia, maybe some people would talk to me.

I told him, here's the parameters, though.

I don't want to talk to anybody who's ever made public statements about UFOs before.

I don't have any UFO authors, nobody who's head of a UFO organization, you know, go into UFO conferences, which they did start having in the Soviet Union, USSR.

And so look for folks who have not made any statements at all, but who were in a position to know.

He says, OK.

So I was working for a company called Altamira.

separate from KLAS at the time.

And our idea was we're going to start producing a series of UFO documentaries that would tackle different aspects of the mystery.