UFO Victims: Microwaved to Death?
by Nick Redfern
The story revolves around a man named Ernest Arthur Bryant, a resident of an old village in the English county of Devon called Scoriton. Or, as some prefer to spell it, Scorriton. As for Devon, it’s an ancient and mysterious land, and which is made famous by the fact that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle set his classic Sherlock Holmes novel The Hound of the Baskervilles in Devon’s Dartmoor National Park.
On April 24, 1965, Bryant (who served with the British Commandos in World War Two) saw something amazing hovering over a field close to his home: a flying saucer. Bryant stared, shocked and amazed for a few moments, and then made his cautious way to the field. As he did so, and seemingly in response to his actions, the circular-shaped craft gently touched to the ground.
As Bryant arrived, a group of three, human-like beings attired in shiny, silver suits motioned him not to come any closer. He did as he was told. Bryant looked on, stunned, and noticed that the beings had overly long foreheads, seemed to have problems breathing in the Earth’s atmosphere, and, somewhat oddly, had no thumbs. One of the beings then moved towards Bryant and reeled off typical, absurd, Space Brother-themed spiel. The entity claimed his name was “Yamski” and that he and his comrades hailed from Venus, no less.
The alien then made a comment along the lines of, “If only Des were here.” Or, suggested Bryant, it may have been “Les,” rather than “Des.” This, along with the “Yamski” name is all very interesting, since only one day before the encounter, the world’s most famous Contactee, George Adamski, died. Plus, Adamski’s co-author on his Flying Saucers Have Landed book was Desmond Leslie.
Also in typical Contactee/Space Brother style, Bryant was given a “tour” of the UFO – which was, allegedly, split into three sections. The aliens then made a cryptic statement suggesting they would contact Bryant again. As Bryant watched from a safe distance, the UFO then rose into the sky and vanished from sight.
Although Bryant was determined to keep the incident under wraps, it didn’t stay like that for long: both the local media and UFO researchers were soon on the case. Flying Saucer investigator Norman Oliver looked into the matter deeply and, in 1967, Eileen Buckle penned an entire book on the affair, titled The Scoriton Mystery. Bryant’s story would, in all likelihood, have remained as just another Contactee case were it not for one, notable and very strange thing.
In the late 1970s, UFO researcher Rich Reynolds was contacted by a man named Bosco Nedelcovic, who suggested that Bryant’s encounter had very little to do with aliens, and much more to do with secret experimentation of a very down to earth nature. Nedelcovic (who worked for the U.S. Department of State’s Agency for International Development, and who also had ties to the CIA) claimed that Bryant was the victim of a form of sophisticated mind-control, somewhat akin to the kind of work undertaken by the CIA’s MKUltra program.
Nedelcovic told Reynolds of a number of bogus “UFO episodes” in both the US and the UK, in which individuals were led to believe they had UFO encounters when, in fact, they experienced something very different. Nedelcovic alluded to how these events involved “visual displays, radar displacement, and artifact droppings.” One of those events, said Nedelcovic, was the Bryant case.
Nedelcovic also revealed how the operation proceeded, and which involved “experimental drugs used to induce specific hallucinatory material” as well as “microwave transmissions.” On this latter point, Reynolds was told by Nedelcovic that “the injudicious use of microwave technology” led to a disastrous outcome for Bryant. As history has shown, Bryant died in 1967, from the effects of a brain tumor.
Interestingly, in his 1969 book, UFO: Flying Saucers Over Britain? author Robert Chapman noted: “There remains a possibility” that Bryant “might have had the UFO sighting planted in his mind through hypnotism.” Chapman noted that there was “no evidence” to warrant such a belief, yet it is interesting that he even chose to bring up the matter in the first place – given that this was pretty much exactly what Bosco Nedelcovic was asserting a decade or so later.
All of the above suggests there is far more to the UFO encounter and tragic death of Bryant than meets the eye. And, with the 50th anniversary of the incident now fast-approaching, it would be the ideal time for someone to (A) readdress the Bryant case and the claims of Bosco Nedelcovic, and (B) undertake a new, in-depth study of this tragic, controversial, and fatal affair.
The truth just might be even stranger than an alien visitation.
From Mysterious Universe @ http://mysteriousuniverse.org/2015/03/ufos-microwaved-to-death/
Remembering UFO Casualty Betty Cash
Ladies Burned by UFO - UFO Story
(3:46)
By Billy Cox
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Note - Noted UFO
Researcher John Schuessler investigated the Cash-Landrum event from the
beginning, and knew Ms. Cash very well. John discussed her entire ordeal in a
one hour tribute with Jeff on 1-4-99. You can hear that program in our
Archives.
The death of Betty Cash at age 69 in Alabama generated no headlines, and only the Mutual UFO Network saw fit to make note of it. "She was devoted to family and friends," stated the press release, "and never allowed her illness to prevent her from helping others to cope with the trauma of UFO close encounters."
One
different kind of obit.
I
met Betty in 1983, when she was living outside Houston, still brimming with fire
and indignation over her radiation poisoning. She, a friend named Vickie
Landrum, and Vickie's grandson, Colby, were confronted by a blazing,
diamond-shaped object spewing off massive heat in the middle of a Texas
backroad on the night of Dec. 29, 1980. When she braked and got out of the car,
the thing hovered away.
Within
hours, Betty was vomiting, blistering, and losing her hair; Colby and Vickie
reported similar symptoms. Betty was hospitalized for what doctors deduced as
exposure to ionizing radiation. Medical records notwithstanding, what really
juiced the story was how the three reported seeing this object being pursued by
as many as 23 Army helicopters, most of them twin-rotored Chinooks.
The
newspaper got interested because the man leading the unofficial investigation
was a Johnson Space Center space shuttle flight operations manager. John
Schuessler did thorough work, and he was able to locate at least four other
witnesses - including a cop - who'd seen the choppers that same night, as well
as their military markings.
As
a result of the publicity, the Army Inspector General's office was forced to
conduct an investigation, but couldn't seem to find any evidence of its own
involvement. An attorney for Cash-Landrum tried to sue the government for
damages, only to have a federal judge toss it out in 1984.
Now
retired and living outside Denver, Schuessler retraced Betty's ordeal, which
ended on Dec. 29 when she died from myriad cancer-related health complications.
"The judge never even looked at a page of our evidence," Schuessler
recalled. "They said they didn't have choppers up that night - we have
multiple eyewitnesses. They said maintenance records of their CH-47s are
routinely destroyed after six months - that's a lie, they're kept for the life
of the vehicle. This is the kind of thing we were up against. We didn't really
stand a chance."
Schuessler
said he never figured out what happened to Betty Colby, and Vickie (the latter
are still alive) on that damp, dark Monday night 18 years ago. "But I'm
not giving up," he said. "I suspect some of those helicopter pilots
were probably burned as well. I'm hoping they'll step forward at some point and
talk."
But
even if they do, we already know how it'll end - at the slammed door of a
pathology called "national security."
If
you want an idea of how well this lunacy has served the public interest in the
past, read Sen. Daniel Moynihan's new book Secrecy: The American Experience.
The former Senate Select Committee on Intelligence member documents such
consistent patterns of paranoia and screwups behind national security, other
less perfect systems of government would've recruited firing squads over the
disclosures. "Secrets become organizational assets, never to be shared
save in exchange for another organization's assets," he writes. "In
the void created by absent or withheld information, decisions are either made
poorly or not at all."
Kinda
makes you wonder who won the Cold War. Last November, the Supreme Court
rejected an appeal for damages sought by five workers and two employees' widows
at the top-secret Nevada air base called Area 51. This environmental-crimes
scandal was huge; plaintiffs claimed their health had been assaulted by
exposure to illegally-burned toxic waste. But federal attorneys successfully
argued that everything pertaining to the facility - even its name - is
privileged information. After all, only commies and enemies of the state demand
a full accounting of their tax dollars.
But
take heart, Betty. As Lee Greenwood sings, at least you know you're free.
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From Florida Today @ http://www.flatoday.com:80/space/today/011699b.htm 1-16-99 via Rense @ http://www.rense.com/ufo2/cash.htm
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