UFO Expert Reveals Most Undeniable Crash Story
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What's up, everybody? Welcome to Flickr. Today, we are joined by filmmaker, investigator, UFO, and extraterrestrial expert, could we say?
People used to go believer, and I think that's such a crock because you don't believe, and you either know about something or you don't know about something. It's not a question of believing. What it is, that's the question. But yeah, so you know, UFO investigator, filmmaker, James Fox.
We got James. James Fox. Yay! And James is going to break down why aliens do exist, why they're coming here. And he's got it all. And what are the most compelling pieces of evidence to prove these theories?
Yes. I would call it, you know, because people go, well, what's the one case? You know, like, what's the one photograph? We want to hear all. We have really good, yeah. We have really good photographs. Because people go, where's the good photographs? Like, well, you want to start in 1947? Do you want to go to 1950? Do you want to go to the 60s? You know, and I could say, okay, how would you define a good photograph of a UFO? Points of reference? Multiple eyewitnesses? Broad daylight? Sounds pretty good. McMinnville, Oregon, 1950. Paul Trent and his wife Evelyn took two or three snapshots of a disc over their house in McMinnville, Oregon. Very good, man. It was subjected to just so much scientific analysis and the witnesses to the day they died maintained this thing and how it flew and all that stuff.
Very good case. McMinnville, Oregon, right there.
This isn't like a doctor photo. I have to approach these things as a comedian with a level of skepticism.
What is the McMinnville 1950 photo and why do investigators call it a strong UFO case?
As you should.
As you should, but this case was dissected. They wanted so badly to debunk this case, and they couldn't. It's a really, really good case. You'll see multiple prints. What year is this? This is 1950, McMinnville, Oregon. Was it common to have a camera? You know what's really funny? So I talked to the reporter's son who actually reported on this case. Because when I went to publicize, I actually did a whole piece on it for a film I did called The Phenomenon. And the lawyer goes, well, you know, you need to contact the guy that wrote the Life Magazine article. He's fucking dead, dude, that was 1950, what are you talking about? He goes, I don't know, he's got family. I'm like, come on, this is just me documenting the Life magazine, 1950.
He goes, I don't care. So I got in touch with the family. The son who wrote the Life magazine article in 1950 said that the, uh, uh, the reporter for, it was his dad, the reporter for Life Magazine shows up, and he was reluctant to, the guy who took the pictures, Paul Trent, he was reluctant, he was like, well, I still have like five or six prints left to take on that camera. And the guy goes, the reporter, he goes, we'll give you a new roll, we'll give you a new camera, and we'll give you some money, and blah, blah, blah. And he's like, okay, so he got the pictures, And the pictures were these really romantic, they were entering a contest for like the biggest zucchinis or whatever in the garden.
And he had his wife, you know, posing with this kind of like sexy, sexy kind of, you know.
That's why they came, bro. He's taking pictures of his wife, but it's just a really funny backstory to it, you know. The only statement. The state in the union that has legal prostitution, I think, is Nevada, right? And that's where they're going to Roswell. Yeah. They're going to Brazil. But Roswell's in New Mexico. That's not Nevada. Oh, fuck. It's close. It's close. The prostitution might be legal there, too. Don't mess up the union. But also Brazil, they're going to Brazil. You spent 17 years looking for aliens in Brazil. I know, I know. How do you explain that to your girlfriend? I gotta go back! Some of those bodies look like aliens.
I get heckled all the time. But today's heckling is so much less than it was when I first started this stuff.
That's interesting. People used to heckle the shit out of me. You were a quack back in the day. Now people kind of believe it, huh?
I had a neighbor, and I was really offended by this at the time, but he didn't know that.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:43
2
What is the McMinnville 1950 photo and why do investigators call it a strong UFO case?
1:43–16:54
3
How did the 2017 New York Times AATIP story change public acceptance of UFOs?
16:54–31:04
4
What happened in the 2004 USS Nimitz “Tic Tac” encounter and why do pilots find it compelling?
31:04–1:03:59
5
What is the Varginha 1996 crash story and what eyewitness, medical, and military testimonies support it?
1:03:59–1:17:47
6
What evidence and leaked UFO photos does James Fox cite (Calvine, 1990 Scotland) beginning this segment?
1:17:47–1:20:16
7
How were the Calvine witnesses silenced and what do men in suits do to intimidate witnesses?
1:20:16–1:24:10
8
What happened during the Phoenix Lights investigation and how did officials later respond?
1:24:10–2:29:37
Speakers
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