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Inside the U.S. Government Covert UFO Program: New Insights

James T. Lacatski, D.Eng. · author

2025 third volume in James T. Lacatski’s AAWSAP/Skinwalker series. The book says it assembles material from DIA/AAWSAP files and focuses on AAWSAP activity from roughly June 2009 through January 2010, including program management, technical studies, MUFON case work, Skinwalker Ranch activity and other investigations.

DOCUMENTED EDITIONS
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PUBLISHED CLAIMS
555
ARCHIVE TARGETS
316
PRIMARY CLAIM LINKS
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INGESTION BATCHES
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// EDITIONS & BIBLIOGRAPHY
SRC-002150Tier 3

RTMA, LLC 2025 edition; DOPSR Case 24-SB-0158, cleared for public release February 27, 2025

Publication: 2025-01-01
Publisher: RTMA, LLC · United States
Language: en
Edition verification: reported
ISBN: 979-8-9891146-8-9
// CLAIM PROVENANCE
555 CITATION LINK(S)
CLAIM-216001 · New Insights program technical framework
“Chapter 4 states that separate EarthTech International and MUFON subcontracts, plus twelve position papers assigned to John Schuessler, produced information packets covering the twelve AAWSAP technical-study areas; the packets were transmitted to DIA for approval in November 2008.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 26-27; printed pp. 17-18CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216002 · New Insights program technical framework
“The source says EarthTech International and its subcontractors were tasked with delivering 38 in-depth position papers and that DIA later published the resulting in-depth papers as Defense Intelligence Reference Documents (DIRDs).”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 26-27; printed pp. 17-18CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216003 · New Insights program technical framework
“New Insights identifies Technical Studies 3, 6 and 7 as Control, Materials and Configuration/Structure and says Chapters 5-7 present indicators, introductory concepts, advanced concepts and DIRD summaries at different technical levels.”
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SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 27-27; printed pp. 18-18CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216004 · New Insights program technical framework
“Chapter 5 divides UAP control into two broad categories: how a craft is controlled and how a craft may affect or control humans, animals and external systems such as aircraft, vehicles, electrical systems and armament.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 28-29; printed pp. 19-20CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216005 · New Insights program technical framework
“The control chapter discusses magnetic-field control, thrust vectoring, remote or autonomous orb control, quantum computing, biological computing, psychotronics and direct human-machine interfaces as possible or future control concepts.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 33-37; printed pp. 24-28CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216006 · New Insights program technical framework
“Six control-related DIRDs are listed: DIRD 14 on non-limb-operated interfaces, DIRD 19 on quantum entanglement/nonlocality communications, DIRD 25 on high-frequency gravitational-wave communications, DIRD 29 on breakthrough-flight cockpits, DIRD 35 on quantum computing/organic molecules, and DIRD 36 on cognitive limits for simultaneous unmanned-spacecraft control.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 38-39; printed pp. 29-30CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216007 · New Insights case observation
“The source reports that Kinmon’s F-51 was approached by a white disc that dove beneath him, circled continuously for about ten minutes at roughly one hundred meters, showed no visible means of propulsion and then vanished beneath the aircraft.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 29-29; printed pp. 20-20CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216008 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Kinmon reportedly described the object as white and perfectly circular when viewed from above, with no visible propulsion.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 29-29; printed pp. 20-20CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216009 · New Insights case observation
“New Insights says the Fort Worth-area radar data showed an unidentified target tracked during the Stephenville event without a transponder; at about 7:32 p.m. it reportedly accelerated to 532 mph in 30 seconds and then slowed to 49 mph about 10 seconds later without changing course.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 29-30; printed pp. 20-21CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216010 · New Insights case observation
“The source further says the radar target disappeared between approximately 7:03 and 7:10 p.m. and then reappeared continuing on the same directional track.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 30-30; printed pp. 21-21CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216011 · New Insights case observation
“The source reports that five people saw two bright objects drop toward the ground near the Cape Fear River and later encountered a brilliant white egg-shaped object hovering about 20 feet above the ground roughly 200 yards away before it moved along the road and departed over trees.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 30-31; printed pp. 21-22CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216012 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“New Insights describes the road-side object as brilliant white, egg-shaped and able to hover before moving away without reported engine noise or conventional flight surfaces.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 30-31; printed pp. 21-22CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216013 · New Insights program technical framework
“Chapter 6 says older UAP-material analyses often lacked modern forensic techniques and standardized analytical methods and recommends reacquiring stored samples, including material in classified storage where available, for modern reanalysis.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 47-48; printed pp. 38-39CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216014 · New Insights program technical framework
“The material chapter discusses isotope analysis as a possible origin discriminator but explicitly notes that very few samples thought to be extraterrestrial have confirmed an extraterrestrial origin and that natural isotopic variation can limit the method.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 47-48; printed pp. 38-39CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216015 · New Insights reported material analysis
“The Kallavesi Lake fragment is described as 36 mm long before cutting, 6 mm thick, 15 g, density about 4 kg/dm³, magnetic but not radioactive, and composed of five layers with a central light-colored metallic-iron layer and gray outer layers.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 40-41; printed pp. 31-32CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216016 · New Insights reported material analysis
“New Insights says mass-spectrometer work found the middle layer mostly iron and oxygen with minor elements, while the other layers were also dominated by iron and oxygen with additional trace elements; the chapter reports the sample was neither radioactive nor identified as a meteorite by the cited analysis.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 40-41; printed pp. 31-32CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216017 · New Insights reported material analysis
“A material sample presented in 1996 as having been retained from the 1947 Roswell event is reported as approximately 85% silver and 15% copper with traces; isotope testing found ratios typical of terrestrial values.”
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SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 41-42; printed pp. 32-33CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216018 · New Insights reported material analysis
“The chapter says optical cross-sections of two fragments showed multiple alternating silver/copper layers: eight layers within about 0.01 inch in one fragment and nineteen layers within about 0.015 inch in another; it also notes the copper was not corroded and silver was not tarnished.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 42-42; printed pp. 33-33CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216019 · New Insights reported material analysis
“New Insights summarizes tests on a metal sample recovered during the 1973 Aurora reinvestigation as high-purity aluminum with iron inclusions, approximately 95 atomic-percent aluminum/5 percent iron near the surface and roughly 98 percent aluminum/1-2 percent iron internally.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 42-44; printed pp. 33-35CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216020 · New Insights reported material analysis
“New Insights reports that stored Delphos landing-ring soil retested in 1999 contained humic/fulvic material at roughly 85±10 wt%, calcium oxalate about 5±2%, calcium carbonate about 1%, plus minor phosphate, sulfate, sulfide and mercaptan components.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 44-45; printed pp. 35-36CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216021 · New Insights reported material analysis
“The chapter notes that calcium oxalate/oxalic acid could account for reported skin irritation and sulfide/mercaptan components could account for odor, while the original reported glow was not reproduced in the later testing.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 44-45; printed pp. 35-36CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216022 · New Insights program technical framework
“Six material-related DIRDs are listed: Metallic Glasses; Aerospace Applications of Programmable Matter; Materials for Advanced Aerospace Platforms; The Role of Superconductors in Gravity Research; Metallic Spintronics; and Metamaterials for Aerospace Applications.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 62-63; printed pp. 53-54CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216023 · New Insights program technical framework
“The materials discussion considers metamaterials, superconductors, superinsulators, bio-active materials, self-healing/shape-changing materials, metallic glasses, programmable matter, NEMS/nanomaterials, ultra-pure elements, functionally graded materials and novel fabrication methods as aerospace research directions.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 53-61; printed pp. 44-52CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216024 · New Insights program technical framework
“Chapter 7 groups reported configurations into disc, sphere, cylinder, oval, triangle, rectangle/square, diamond, hexagon/pentagon and orb categories and states that some reports also describe shape changes or small objects entering/leaving larger craft.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 64-65; printed pp. 55-56CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216025 · New Insights program technical framework
“The chapter estimates that the combined mass of government and civilian UAP reports available to the authors probably exceeds 500,000 and proposes comparing configuration with geography, propulsion, protection, armament, radar behavior, landings, materials and malfunction/crash reports.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 64-65; printed pp. 55-56CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216026 · New Insights case observation
“New Insights describes a large gray spherical object observed at about 3:00 a.m. on September 15, 1998, initially around treetop level, approaching to a reported distance of roughly 72 feet before continuing northeast at an estimated 60 mph.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 66-67; printed pp. 57-58CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216027 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The source describes the underside as gray, spherical and pock-marked, with a reported diameter of approximately 65 feet.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 66-67; printed pp. 57-58CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216028 · New Insights case observation
“The ANA Flight NH257 crew reportedly observed a cigar-shaped craft about 150 meters below their Boeing 727 while cruising at 31,000 feet; it paced the aircraft at a reported distance of roughly 500 meters, had no visible wings or engines, emitted smoke, then departed.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 67-67; printed pp. 58-58CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216029 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“New Insights describes the object as cigar/cylinder-shaped with no visible wings or engines and says the crew could see it was not an airplane.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 67-67; printed pp. 58-58CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216030 · New Insights case observation
“The sheriff and his wife reportedly watched a very large diamond-shaped object moving slowly and silently at roughly 1,000 feet altitude before it accelerated upward; the source gives a rough size comparison of about 100 feet.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 70-71; printed pp. 61-62CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216031 · New Insights case observation
“The source reports three black hexagonal craft with copper-colored undersides flying in a triangular formation about five miles southeast of Philadelphia, moving slowly, with no reported sound or lights, for about ten minutes.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 71-71; printed pp. 62-62CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216032 · New Insights case observation
“New Insights reports a pentagon-shaped object in Missouri City, Texas with white lights at its points, a red center light and a ring of roughly 30-50 red lights; the witnesses estimated about 1,500 feet altitude and approximately 200 mph.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 71-72; printed pp. 62-63CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216033 · New Insights program technical framework
“The configuration chapter proposes studying craft by configuration for crew reports, propulsion clues, damage/hazard patterns, armament, radar characteristics, malfunctions/crashes, landing ability, purpose, observability, color versus speed and construction materials, including examination of crash debris or claimed captured/loaned craft where available.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 73-74; printed pp. 64-65CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216034 · New Insights program technical framework
“The advanced configuration discussion reviews conventional lenticular/VTOL/plasma concepts and then cites Paul Hill’s force-field or acceleration-field interpretation as a possible framework for reported anomalous craft behavior such as lack of sonic boom, wobble during landing and environmental effects.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 74-78; printed pp. 65-69CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216035 · New Insights program technical framework
“Chapter 7 lists one configuration/structure DIRD: DIRD 9, Space Access: Where We’ve Been ... and Where We Could Go.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 78-78; printed pp. 69-69CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-216100 · New Insights program technical framework
“Chapter 8 identifies CMS as MUFON’s Case Management System and presents case material as witness narratives, dispatcher discussions, investigator interviews and field observations later incorporated into AAWSAP/BAASS reporting.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 79-79; printed pp. 68-68CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-900100
CLAIM-216101 · New Insights case observation
“The Spooner witness reported recurring moving lights and repeated nighttime photography before June 2, 2009, while explicitly acknowledging that many photographs were ordinary dust, pollen, dew, blur, fireflies or other photographic artifacts.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 79-80; printed pp. 68-69CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216102 · New Insights case observation
“On June 13 the witness reported a thunderous pulsating or roaring sound followed by a large object above the treetops with brilliant red, green and blue lights, moving slowly and rotating or gyrating like a gyroscope.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 80-83; printed pp. 69-72CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216103 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The witness estimated the object was about the size of a pickup truck and approximately 100-150 feet away/above the barn area at closest approach. She sometimes thought it might be triangular but said there was no single stable shape.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 83-83; printed pp. 72-72CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216104 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The witness said repeated attempts to photograph the main object did not show what she saw; the only image she obtained from the departure reportedly showed horizontal red lights. A second household witness reported intense vibration and objects shaking inside but gave a shorter duration estimate.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 83-84; printed pp. 72-73CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216105 · New Insights investigation finding
“MUFON investigators described some contrast/brightness-adjusted photographs as interesting, while the witness herself acknowledged dust, fireflies and photographic artifacts as recurring possibilities.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 82-83; printed pp. 71-72CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216106 · New Insights reported associated effects
“The witness described dreams, perceived communications, psychic impressions and a belief that the lights were communicating with her. The chapter presents these experiences as her interpretations rather than instrumentally demonstrated communications.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 80-84; printed pp. 69-73CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216107 · New Insights case observation
“The primary witness reported six to ten whitish-yellow orbs or flickering lights in and below cloud cover and a crescent-like object that appeared to thrust out of a cloud and disappear. His wife later confirmed continuing flickering/flashing lights but did not report the humanoid.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 85-86; printed pp. 74-75CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216108 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“After a passing car illuminated the area, the witness reported deep purplish eyes and then a whitish humanoid shape standing and moving along the neighboring fence. He later said the head appeared larger than the rest of the body and that he could not see the feet.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 85-86; printed pp. 74-75CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216109 · New Insights investigation finding
“A MUFON investigator measured the distance from the witness position to the reported entity location at 43 yards and noted a ditch and approximately five-foot fence that complicated height interpretation.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 86-86; printed pp. 75-75CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216110 · New Insights reported associated effects
“The witness reported that his dog reacted before the humanoid was seen, became fearful and stayed close afterward. The witness and his wife also reported inability to sleep that night and headaches lasting a couple of days.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 86-87; printed pp. 75-76CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216111 · New Insights investigation finding
“The investigator contacted the Grants Pass Sheriff’s office on June 22 and was told that no unusual reports had been logged for the relevant night and time.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 87-87; printed pp. 76-76CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216112 · New Insights case observation
“The Poynette witness awoke to a low hovering-like hum and saw three very bright white lights in a perfectly linear arrangement, plus a red/white flashing light offset to the rear, moving slowly south over the property.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 88-90; printed pp. 77-79CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216113 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The witness’s impression was of a dark gray or metallic flat underside. Using tree height, telephone lines and prior radar-speed experience, she estimated roughly 300-375 feet length, about 30 mph and approximately 50-75 feet above trees measured at 80-89 feet.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 89-90; printed pp. 78-79CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216114 · New Insights investigation finding
“The driveway motion-sensor light was reportedly activated, but the witness saw no animal or vehicle tracks after rain. A friend sleeping on a lower floor did not notice the event.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 88-89; printed pp. 77-78CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216115 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The Chapter 8 CMS heading gives July 6, 2009 as the event date, whereas the BAASS background narrative and submitted timeline place the first seven-blue-light event on July 5 at about 21:20 and extend the sequence through July 27.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 91-101; printed pp. 80-90CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216116 · New Insights case observation
“The initial Lagol report describes seven extremely bright bluish porthole-like lights in the orchard area, stationary several hundred feet from the house and associated with no sound. When witnesses drove toward the location, the lights were gone and no departure was seen.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 91-93; printed pp. 80-82CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216118 · New Insights reported associated effects
“During a return to the orchard the family reported five loud clicking sounds from changing directions with no visible source. Later that night another witness described a blue/silver flash, an oblong object appearing to enter an opening in the sky, and a swirling bluish residue; he compared the experience to a wormhole.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 92-95; printed pp. 81-84CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216119 · New Insights case observation
“Around July 10-11, multiple family members reported an intense blue light near ground level and a vague structure behind it. Two witnesses later watched a self-contained-looking blue light in the pasture for several minutes before it disappeared.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 95-96; printed pp. 84-85CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216120 · New Insights reported associated effects
“Two horses were reported to become unusually agitated after a blue-light episode, and family members described significant stress, insomnia and lethargy during the period of activity.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 95-96; printed pp. 84-85CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216121 · New Insights investigation finding
“A three-person BAASS team deployed July 13-15, mapped and photographed the 20-acre property, separately interviewed four witnesses and conducted night watches on July 13 and 14. The source states that the team saw nothing unusual during that first deployment.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 96-97; printed pp. 85-86CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216122 · New Insights evidence provenance
“On July 17 a witness recorded two large blue lights on a Motorola cellphone. When reviewed that night, the witnesses interpreted the clip as showing a solid object between the lights with a flattened bottom and hatch on top. A reenactment clip was said to contain two small red orbs and an apparent small humanoid form in the truck headlights.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 97-98; printed pp. 86-87CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216123 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The July 17 footage was reportedly interpreted as a solid object hovering roughly 25 feet above the ground between two intense lights, with a flattened bottom and an apparent hatch on top. The lights were described as self-contained rather than projecting beams.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 97-98; printed pp. 86-87CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216124 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The family said the cellphone files were deliberately locked before sleep, but by approximately 8:00 a.m. the next morning all image/video files on the phone—including unrelated vacation material—had been deleted, leaving only contact information.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 98-99; printed pp. 87-88CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216125 · New Insights investigation finding
“During a second BAASS deployment beginning July 23, three investigators independently reported six to eight bright circular objects through Generation III night-vision equipment. They described coordinated formations and motion for more than a minute, but the objects were not visible to the naked eye.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 99-100; printed pp. 88-89CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216126 · New Insights investigation finding
“On July 27 one investigator found a Sony HDR-SR10 camcorder switched from Record Mode to Demonstration Mode despite prior checks and later noticed image-like frames of unidentified objects. The source attributes significance to the mode change, but the excerpt does not establish how it occurred.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 100-100; printed pp. 89-89CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216127 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“A BAASS investigator reported a dark craft-like object through Generation III NVG for about 15 seconds: approximately 30 feet wide by 20 feet high, curved top, sides sloping inward toward the top, flat bottom, no visible lights or markings. It was not visible to the naked eye and video attempts failed.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 100-100; printed pp. 89-89CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216128 · New Insights reported associated effects
“The BAASS team reported abrupt battery drainage or power loss affecting a Thermo Fisher Niton X-ray fluorescence analyzer and an Aaronia Spectran HF-60100 spectrum analyzer on the property. The Spectran reportedly functioned normally when tested off-site at a nearby hotel.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 100-101; printed pp. 89-90CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216130 · New Insights investigation finding
“The source states that the Lagol property phenomena were real because four family members and all three investigators had witnessed unusual events. ANOMALY retains this as the program/author conclusion rather than upgrading each reported phenomenon to verified fact.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 101-101; printed pp. 90-90CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216131 · New Insights reported associated effects
“The family also reported intermittent refrigerator/door movements, unexplained indoor/outdoor flashes and other low-level poltergeist-like events throughout July. The book compares these reports with Skinwalker Ranch patterns.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 101-101; printed pp. 90-90CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216200 · New Insights case observation
“The original Louisville airport witness reported a slowly moving object over the runway that rotated roughly four times per minute, alternately presenting a reflective cylindrical aspect and a dark diamond-like aspect before pausing for 30-45 seconds and ascending above the clouds.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 102-103; printed pp. 91-92CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216201 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The witness compared the object to a Coors beer can standing on end; one side appeared silver/mirrored and the other black. He estimated roughly 1,500 feet ASL and crew-van apparent size, while acknowledging the estimates were visual.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 102-104; printed pp. 91-93CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216202 · New Insights investigation finding
“A MUFON contact at the airport initially said multiple Public Safety Officers had seen the object and had it on film; later follow-up said approximately 10-15 people saw something, while about 8-9 reportedly described a triangle.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 103-104; printed pp. 92-93CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216203 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Other airport workers reportedly described a triangular object, and one claimed cellphone photograph showed a triangle. The original reporting witness was adamant that the object in that photo was not what he had seen.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 104-104; printed pp. 93-93CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216204 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The investigation filed an FAA FOIA request for radar and voice recordings. The source excerpt says the request was still pending as of August 1, 2009; it also reports that an initially claimed film later was said not to exist or never to have been made.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 103-104; printed pp. 92-93CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216205 · New Insights investigation finding
“The original witness noted that nearby workers could not see the same object when he called their attention to it and suggested his polarized sunglasses might have affected visibility.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 104-104; printed pp. 93-93CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216206 · New Insights case observation
“The primary witness denied seeing anything crash or splash into Sylvan Lake. She instead reported a roughly 30-foot line on the surface, two approximately 12-inch waves moving outward in opposite directions, and a counterclockwise circular swirl after the line disappeared.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 105-106; printed pp. 94-95CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216208 · New Insights investigation finding
“A deputy reportedly made eight side-scan-sonar passes and recorded one anomaly about 30 yards from a witness-guided marker, described in the sheriff report as roughly dryer/washing-machine sized, not rounded, and apparently manufactured in origin.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 106-106; printed pp. 95-95CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216210 · New Insights case observation
“The reporting pilot said he, his co-pilot and a jump-seat pilot observed a bright red/reddish-orange light near final-approach airspace while taxiing. The object faded, reappeared closer, and twice released a smaller red light that fell before fading.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 107-110; printed pp. 96-99CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216211 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The reporting pilot described the object as solid, oval or football-shaped with rounded ends, steady red-orange coloration, no normal navigation/strobe lights, and a thin whitish protrusion or antenna visible during the closer observation.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 108-110; printed pp. 97-99CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216212 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The witness estimated the second observation at roughly one mile distance and compared the object with a landing 737, suggesting it might have been about 100 feet in diameter. These were visual estimates rather than instrumented measurements.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 110-110; printed pp. 99-99CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216213 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The investigator declined to pursue interviews with the other two pilots because of possible professional repercussions. The reporting pilot wanted runway identifiers retained in case radar data became available, but no radar result is presented in the excerpt.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 108-110; printed pp. 97-99CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216214 · New Insights case observation
“Six teenagers reported a distant six-light object that disappeared behind trees and reappeared one to two minutes later at much lower altitude, revealing a thin black triangular craft with numerous yellow-orange underside lights, a red flashing light and a low hum.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 111-115; printed pp. 100-104CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216215 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Witnesses described a thin isosceles/perfect triangle approximately small-house sized, very dark against the sky, with dozens of yellow-orange underside lights; it reportedly hovered/passed just above treetops and then accelerated or abruptly disappeared.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 111-120; printed pp. 100-109CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216216 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Arielle Brooks took a cellphone photograph at 8:48 p.m. showing the initial six-light configuration. MUFON later found a separate cellphone photo reportedly taken by a police officer the same night with a similar light configuration.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 113-117; printed pp. 102-106CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216217 · New Insights investigation finding
“Three of the six teenagers were separately interviewed with parents present and tape recording. The investigator reported no indication of intentional deceit and noted that their accounts broadly agreed on the triangular shape, lights, low speed and close passage.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 112-120; printed pp. 101-109CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216218 · New Insights investigation finding
“A police officer interviewed later said he saw a triangular object approximately 5.5 miles west of the teen group between 9:00 and 9:30 p.m., moving slowly at an estimated 500 feet with a faint hum, and photographed it during a 5-6 minute observation.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 120-121; printed pp. 109-110CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216219 · New Insights reported associated effects
“Family members reported car-gauge behavior, repeated household power interruptions, appliance/computer problems and an agitated cat in the days after the event. These occurred at different locations and times and are retained only as temporal associations.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 114-116; printed pp. 103-105CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216220 · New Insights investigation finding
“MUFON found no unusual EMF readings at the car, pond or neighborhood beyond power lines; the nearby cell-tower operator had no outage record for August 21. Westar Energy did report a short outage affecting 150 customers on August 23 with cause listed as unknown.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 116-117; printed pp. 105-106CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216221 · New Insights investigation finding
“The investigator compared the reports with B-2/F-117 and possible experimental-aircraft explanations. A military explanation was considered possible but difficult because of the reported hover/slow speed, low altitude, sound and underside lighting; the case was labeled an unknown object of unknown origin.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 117-119; printed pp. 106-108CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216222 · New Insights case observation
“The interviewed passenger said a very bright white strobing light about three feet across appeared roughly three to four feet from the driver’s side of the car and about six feet above the road, following alongside through the Interstate/Killingsworth intersection.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 122-123; printed pp. 111-112CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216223 · New Insights reported associated effects
“The witness described a repeated “doom” sound as the lights came on, an underwater-like pressure sensation, panic/confusion and a later belief that 40-60 minutes of time were unaccounted for. Her two companions reportedly remembered much less and were not interviewed by MUFON.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 122-124; printed pp. 111-113CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216225 · New Insights investigation finding
“The investigator reconstructed the route, checked MAX train operations, a nearby gas station, weather and travel time, and argued that an oncoming train or car did not fit the reported light position. The excerpt concludes there was no explanation for the event and highlights the claimed missing time.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 123-124; printed pp. 112-113CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216226 · New Insights case observation
“Two witnesses reported three black triangular/chevron objects near the Dulles approach path, initially mistaken for birds, circling one another while ascending before breaking formation and departing rapidly toward the west/south.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 125-126; printed pp. 114-115CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216227 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The witnesses estimated dark metallic sedan-sized objects at roughly 1,000-2,000 feet, below cloud level, with no audible sound or vapor trails; no wing flapping was observed when the objects crossed in front of clouds.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 125-126; printed pp. 114-115CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216228 · New Insights investigation finding
“The MUFON investigator said both witnesses remained excited and credible in phone/email follow-up and believed they had witnessed an aerial phenomenon, but the excerpt presents no photograph, radar return or third-party witness.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 126-126; printed pp. 115-115CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216230 · New Insights investigation finding
“MUFON checked the property with a Geiger counter and found no radiation. The investigator collected tree samples and later noted that roof discoloration may have predated the event.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 127-128; printed pp. 116-117CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216234 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The BAASS narrative describes a very large silent triangular craft with yellowish lights at the three points and a large blue-white central light. The witness estimated roughly 300 feet length and an altitude ranging from about 60 feet to a few hundred feet.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 129-130; printed pp. 118-119CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216235 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Two of four smaller companion objects were described as egg-shaped, with changing blue-white/greenish coloration and rapid erratic vertical movement around the larger triangle.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 129-130; printed pp. 118-119CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216236 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Two of four smaller companion objects were described as round, with changing colored lights and repeated descents behind the tree line followed by rapid returns toward the larger triangle.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 129-130; printed pp. 118-119CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216238 · New Insights reported associated effects
“After the witness aimed a high-intensity spotlight at the triangle, he reported an immediate blue-white beam approximately two to three feet in diameter striking him for about three seconds, producing intense heat and burning sensations on the neck and shoulders.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 130-130; printed pp. 119-119CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216240 · New Insights reported associated effects
“The witness reported headache, weakness, nausea, metallic/coppery taste and burned/sore mouth, neck and shoulders after the event. BAASS later documented hair loss, abnormal blood findings and multiple painful nodules over subsequent months.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 131-133; printed pp. 120-122CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216242 · New Insights investigation finding
“The witness reported two black-suited men visiting and questioning him the morning after the event, and later said the same sedan followed him. BAASS investigators reportedly traced the recorded license plate to a specific Department of Homeland Security carpool.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 131-132; printed pp. 120-121CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216244 · New Insights case observation
“Three witnesses reported a roughly repeating three-second cycle in which a machine-like hum built and subsided while bluish/greenish-white sky illumination rose and fell, for about ten minutes; the source was perceived near or within cloud cover and later moved southeast.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 134-137; printed pp. 123-126CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216245 · New Insights reported associated effects
“Witnesses said the sound was initially strong enough to vibrate their bodies and that plugged-in household lights/electrical devices appeared to brighten or cycle in association with the outside illumination, including some lights that had been switched off.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 135-137; printed pp. 124-126CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216246 · New Insights investigation finding
“Police reportedly told one witness that a transformer had blown, but MUFON later reported that SCEG had no blown-transformer or outage report at the event location and investigators found no evidence of a failed nearby ground transformer.”
DISPUTES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 134-140; printed pp. 123-129CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216247 · New Insights investigation finding
“The investigation checked weather, nearby flight activity, police/fire calls and the physical area. It reported no relevant physical traces, no matching local reports, no Shaw AFB flights after 11:30 p.m., and no independent evidence beyond witness testimony and historical weather information.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 137-140; printed pp. 126-130CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216248 · New Insights investigation finding
“MUFON argued against lightning, transformer failure, identifiable aircraft and hoax based on the repeating light/hum pattern and witness consistency, but acknowledged that the investigation relied primarily on witness testimony.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 138-140; printed pp. 127-130CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216249 · New Insights reported associated effects
“The witnesses reported no physical or psychological aftereffects and no appliance damage. One witness described a cat as unusually lethargic.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 138-140; printed pp. 127-130CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216250 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The Sylvan Lake witness described a roughly 30-foot line on the water surface, outward-moving waves on both sides and a counterclockwise swirl; she explicitly said she did not see anything crash or splash into the lake.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 105-106; printed pp. 94-95CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216251 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The Portland witness described a very bright white strobing light about three feet across, only a few feet from the moving car and approximately six feet above the road; no structured hull or stable craft outline was reported.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 122-124; printed pp. 111-113CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216252 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The Nassau County case centered on a brief intense light through a skylight and later-assumed property effects; subsequent analysis said the tree damage predated the reported flash, leaving the light source unidentified while weakening the damage association.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 127-128; printed pp. 116-117CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216253 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Three Columbia witnesses reported repeating approximately three-second cycles of machine-like humming and bluish/greenish-white illumination for about ten minutes, with the apparent source perceived in or above low cloud cover.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 134-140; printed pp. 123-130CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216300 · New Insights case observation
“A rooftop-patio witness reported a large solid flat-black triangle crossing downtown Portland around 12:30 a.m., banking south and producing no sound.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 141-143; printed pp. 131-133CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216301 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The primary witness described rounded corners, three gray underside lights and a subtle heat-shimmer-like distortion; his girlfriend recalled additional white lights between the main lights.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 141-143; printed pp. 131-133CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216302 · New Insights evidence provenance
“About 30 patrons were reportedly present, but the book reproduces direct follow-up only with the primary witness and girlfriend. A camera problem preceded the sighting and was considered likely a flash-recharge issue; no object photograph is presented.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 142-143; printed pp. 132-133CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216303 · New Insights case observation
“The witness reported a red aerial light visible for roughly 45 minutes on October 23, with a separate star-like light approaching it and a brief spiral white flash.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 143-146; printed pp. 133-136CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216304 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The anomaly was described as a red light rather than a resolved structured hull.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 143-146; printed pp. 133-136CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216305 · New Insights reported associated effects
“The witness reported leg numbness, repeated internal words interpreted as telepathic communication, and later vomiting, facial redness, headache and weakness. She also described a long prior history of paranormal experiences.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 144-146; printed pp. 134-136CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216306 · New Insights case observation
“Several days earlier the witness separately reported a transparent human-shaped form in the backyard for only a few seconds; she said no UFO was present before, during or after it.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 143-146; printed pp. 133-136CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216307 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The form was described as a transparent human outline with visible head/shoulders, tall weeds visible through it and no apparent disturbance of vegetation while it moved or floated forward.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 143-146; printed pp. 133-136CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216308 · New Insights case observation
“Witnesses across Lubbock, Amarillo and Clovis described a bright blue-white diamond/triangle-like object with a red light/sphere below or descending from it.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 146-148; printed pp. 136-138CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216309 · New Insights investigation finding
“NASA/Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility timing and flight path, the balloon’s reported red light, and binocular observations by another local witness supported the MUFON investigator conclusion that the reports were a NASA scientific balloon.”
DISPUTES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 147-148; printed pp. 137-138CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216310 · New Insights case observation
“The CMS submission claimed a black triangle overhead, radio interference, daylight-like illumination and approximately three hours of missing time.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 148-149; printed pp. 138-139CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216311 · New Insights investigation finding
“MUFON could not contact the witness, the email failed, the ZIP/address information was invalid, and the investigator could not locate the claimed residence; the report was judged in all probability a hoax.”
DISPUTES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 149-149; printed pp. 139-139CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216312 · New Insights case observation
“A family reported bright blue maneuvering lights that appeared to converge on or follow their vehicle; cellphone photographs were taken.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 149-151; printed pp. 139-141CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216313 · New Insights investigation finding
“The route investigation identified a nearby model-aircraft field where hobbyists flew gliders at night with bright blue lights and matching maneuverability; the investigator concluded the witnesses saw a remote-controlled model glider.”
DISPUTES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 150-152; printed pp. 140-142CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216315 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The main object was described as a very large upright triangle remaining stationary in the woods. The source sometimes uses landed language, but direct ground contact was not witnessed.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 152-157; printed pp. 142-147CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216316 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Several smaller red-orange lights moved/spun through the area and later appeared round and roughly soccer-ball-sized; a brief blue light was also reported.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 152-156; printed pp. 142-146CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216317 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“One witness used binoculars to describe an approximately five-foot figure wearing loose black-and-white horizontal stripes, with pale face/hands or possible mask and something held near its mouth.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 153-154; printed pp. 143-144CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216318 · New Insights investigation finding
“Investigators documented a bare patch, dirt/mounds and two holes, collected soil and reported up to about 40 degrees of compass deviation. Geiger/EMF checks were not unusual; another bare area was consistent with ordinary livestock/hay use.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 154-157; printed pp. 144-147CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216320 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The object was described as roughly 20 feet wide and seven feet high, resembling two plates joined together with a slightly convex underside and square colored lights around a rotating band.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 157-159; printed pp. 147-149CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216322 · New Insights case observation
“A separate Tomball resident reported a deep rumbling sound passing low over the house around 3 a.m.; a dog reacted, but no visual object was seen.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 157-159; printed pp. 147-149CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216324 · New Insights case observation
“A passenger near Georgetown reported a large circular object with multicolored lights whose outer section seemed to spin/pulse while the middle remained stationary; his companion missed the sighting.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 158-159; printed pp. 148-149CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216325 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The witness compared the object with the top of a cooking pan and described a spinning illuminated outer section around a stationary center.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 158-159; printed pp. 148-149CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216326 · New Insights case observation
“Eight regional narratives described bright orange/amber/white lights appearing in straight-line groups, fading sequentially and reappearing nearby between about 7:00 and 8:05 p.m.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 160-164; printed pp. 150-154CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216327 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Some witnesses inferred an enormous connected object while others saw only discrete lights; no stable common hull was established.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 160-164; printed pp. 150-154CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216328 · New Insights investigation finding
“Dashboard imagery was referenced and some witnesses reported military jets; one noted routine military flare/chaff activity around Lake Proctor. The excerpt does not resolve the regional reports as military flares.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 161-164; printed pp. 151-154CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216329 · New Insights case observation
“The witness reported a large gray/gunmetal cigar-shaped object rotating slowly clockwise with five lights in blue-white-red-white-blue order and a low cat-purring sound.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 164-168; printed pp. 154-158CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216330 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The object was consistently described as elongated/cigar-shaped; the witness initially estimated roughly 200 feet in length and later compared its apparent size at arm’s length with a baseball.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 164-166; printed pp. 154-156CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216331 · New Insights reported associated effects
“As the object passed over the car, the witness reported engine, cellphone and electric-window failure followed by spontaneous recovery after the lights disappeared; he later reported only a toothache physiologically.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 165-168; printed pp. 155-158CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216332 · New Insights investigation finding
“Radiation readings were background. Comparative tri-field testing reportedly saturated the EMF meter within three inches of the witness car unlike an identical dealer vehicle, but numerical intensity was unavailable and the source states no EMF-testing photographs were positive.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 167-168; printed pp. 157-158CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216333 · New Insights case observation
“A husband and wife reported a bright green object descending slowly at about a 45-degree angle over trees for four to five seconds without sound.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 168-169; printed pp. 158-159CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216334 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The better-positioned witness described a neon-green teardrop with a whitish flashing/strobing tail, roughly one or two houses in apparent size.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 168-169; printed pp. 158-159CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216335 · New Insights case observation
“Multiple people and a police officer saw repeated waves of orange glowing spheres crossing the Lufkin sky for roughly 15-20 minutes.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 169-171; printed pp. 159-161CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216336 · New Insights investigation finding
“Police information linked the timing to a wedding at Chambers Park where Chinese lanterns had been released; the investigator concluded the reported objects were man-made Chinese lanterns.”
DISPUTES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 170-171; printed pp. 160-161CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216337 · New Insights case observation
“Witnesses A and B reported an intense neon-blue bar-like light that approached and was then perceived as a dark triangular object making abrupt stops, rapid straight-line motions and 90-degree turns during a 30-40 minute event.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 171-178; printed pp. 161-168CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216338 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“At close range the primary witnesses described a roughly 25-foot dark triangle with rough underside and several blue lights; reproduced enhanced still images retained blue-object imagery but did not resolve the claimed triangle outline.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 172-176; printed pp. 162-166CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216339 · New Insights reported associated effects
“Witnesses reported camera/phone-power problems, a beam and small red orb, mild bodily surge, vehicle popping sounds and two days of migraines. A keyless-entry problem clearly predated the event and no causal medical diagnosis is presented.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 172-178; printed pp. 162-168CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216341 · New Insights investigation finding
“Witness C believed the object was a normal sky artifact. The investigator also considered the nearby hobby/model-aircraft field and the Modesto RC-glider case, arguing that reported size/duration did not fit known models but not eliminating the alternative absolutely.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 175-176; printed pp. 165-166CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216342 · New Insights investigation finding
“A geographically separated group simultaneously reported five blue lights with hovering and rapid back-and-forth/up-down motion, placing the light source between the two groups; one witness heard a military jet after disappearance.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 177-178; printed pp. 167-168CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216343 · New Insights case observation
“On January 7 the two primary December witnesses reported a separate silent luminous object repeatedly approaching and receding from their vehicle for about three to four minutes.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 177-178; printed pp. 167-168CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216344 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The object was described as about car-sized and bell-shaped, glowing red, yellow and white with a streaming trail; two cellphone photographs were reported.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 177-178; printed pp. 167-168CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216346 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The primary witness described an approximately 25-foot square, perhaps five feet thick, moving corner-first like a diamond; exact square/triangle geometry was uncertain and two dim lights were recalled as red plus white/green.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 178-180; printed pp. 168-171CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216347 · New Insights investigation finding
“Both witnesses were interviewed separately; no contradictions were noted, but the investigator stated the case relied solely on their testimony. The primary witness reported no equipment, physiological or missing-time effects.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 178-180; printed pp. 168-171CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216348 · New Insights case observation
“Chapter 10 opens with the Gorman family reporting a very large tame-acting wolf-like animal that abruptly attacked a calf and appeared unusually unaffected by kicks, blows and several gunshots before withdrawing calmly.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Bulletproof WolfCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216349 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The family reportedly followed the animal’s tracks until they ended abruptly. Ellen later reported another giant gray wolf accompanied by a large black animal, with sporadic further sightings over following weeks.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Bulletproof Wolf / More Giant WolvesCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216350 · New Insights case observation
“In late 1994 Ellen reported two close passes on Skinwalker Ridge, about five minutes apart, each producing a strong rush of wind/turbulence from something she could not see even when looking toward the setting sun.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Invisible ObjectCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216351 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The source supplies no visible silhouette, structure, lights or markings for the moving source.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Invisible ObjectCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216352 · New Insights case observation
“The chapter reports frequent disappearances and reappearances of everyday objects, including utensils, a post digger later found high in a tree, pliers, cereal boxes, irrigation hoses/shovels, and personal bathroom items.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Vanishing Tools / Cereal / WaterCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216353 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Objects were reportedly relocated to unexpected but ordinary physical locations; the source summary does not establish how the movements occurred.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Vanishing Tools / Cereal / WaterCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216354 · New Insights case observation
“Tom, Tad and Dave reportedly approached what first appeared to be a trespassing RV, then watched its lights rise above the ground and the object move smoothly over fence lines and above the trees without sound.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Levitating RVCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216356 · New Insights case observation
“In a separate report Tom and Ellen heard a loud metallic sound, then saw a bright refrigerator-shaped object roughly one hundred yards away that repeatedly moved or lifted away and settled again as they tried to approach.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Another Levitating ObjectCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216357 · New Insights case observation
“Tom reportedly saw a jet-black craft hovering about twenty feet above the snow-covered ridge; it was silent, moved slowly and departed without audible propulsion.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Dart-shaped UFOCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216358 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The craft was compared to a snub-nosed hybrid of an F-117 and B-2. Multicolored light reportedly moved across the snow beneath it, but the witness could not determine how the light was projected.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Dart-shaped UFOCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216359 · New Insights case observation
“Several weeks later Ellen reportedly saw a large black triangular object only about twenty or thirty feet above her vehicle, moving slowly and silently while matching her speed until she reached the driveway.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Triangular-shaped UFOCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216360 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The object was described as a large dark triangle, at times cloud-like against the night sky, with multicolored illumination seen on the ground nearby.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Triangular-shaped UFOCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216361 · New Insights case observation
“Ellen reported a brightly lit RV-like structure about two hundred yards from the house with a very tall black-clad figure seated at a desk inside; after the figure appeared to look toward her, she closed the drapes and called Tom.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Black-Uniformed IntruderCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216362 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The figure was estimated near seven feet tall and described as wearing all black with a visor obscuring the face. The source does not establish whether it was an ordinary human, disguised person or non-human entity.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Black-Uniformed IntruderCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216364 · New Insights case observation
“The family reportedly saw recurring orange structures low in the western sky above the cottonwoods, sometimes flattened/elongated and sometimes like a giant orange sun; fast objects were occasionally said to emerge from or disappear into them.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Window in the SkyCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216365 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Tom reported seeing what resembled blue sky inside the orange structure through a magnifying rifle scope and noticed that its appearance changed with observer position. The chapter compares it to a three-dimensional orange tunnel/window.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Window in the SkyCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216366 · New Insights case observation
“In the winter of 1994-95 Tom reported that a breeding cow disappeared during a snowstorm. Fresh tracks suggested the cow had been running through dense vegetation and then ended abruptly; the chapter says four more cattle later disappeared.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Cow VanishesCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216367 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The anomaly is based on the reported track termination and unsuccessful searches. The 2025 summary does not reproduce contemporaneous photographs, veterinary records or a controlled search log.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Cow VanishesCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216368 · New Insights case observation
“During heavy rains in April 1995 Tad reportedly saw a heifer alive in a canal, returned about twenty minutes later and found it dead in shallow water with the entire rear area sharply removed and no blood visible in the stream.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Cattle MutilationCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216369 · New Insights case observation
“In July 1995 Tom reportedly found a black Simmental cow with reproductive/rear tissue removed after seeing mysterious lights among the cattle the previous night; a thin brownish gel-like material on the hide was described as cold and chemically odorous.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: More Cattle MutilationsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216370 · New Insights investigation finding
“The chapter adds that two more cattle were lost to similar mutilation reports in early 1996 and that Tom believed their carcasses decayed unusually slowly; he also associated later cases with preceding lights and severe thunderstorms.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: More Cattle MutilationsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216371 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Across the chapter summaries the recurring features include removed posterior/reproductive tissue and little or no visible blood. The source does not identify a perpetrator or demonstrate that reported aerial lights caused the injuries.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Cattle Mutilation / More Cattle MutilationsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216372 · New Insights case observation
“Tom and Ellen reportedly watched an intense softball-sized blue orb maneuver close to their horses and later approach within tens of feet; Ellen’s flashlight prompted the orb to dart rapidly into nearby trees.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Blue OrbCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216373 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“In this Gorman report the orb was described as containing a swirling or boiling-looking blue substance. The chapter portrays its rapid response to a flashlight and tight movement through trees as suggestive of control, but does not establish a mechanism or origin.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Blue OrbCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216374 · New Insights reported associated effects
“Both witnesses reportedly experienced overwhelming fear at close range. The orb was later said to pass the house as interior lights dimmed, with the lights brightening again after it moved away.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Blue OrbCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216375 · New Insights case observation
“By late June 1996 Tom and Tad reportedly observed a faint blur moving rapidly around a pasture while a visitor meditated; a shimmering nearly invisible form then approached the visitor at high speed while producing a deep animal-like roar.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Glimmer ManCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216376 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The witnesses compared the moving shimmer to the cloaked alien effect in the film Predator. The analogy describes visibility/appearance only and does not establish an entity species, electronic cloak or natural cloaking mechanism.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Glimmer ManCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216377 · New Insights case observation
“One April evening in 1996 Tom reportedly saw an intense blue orb larger than a baseball maneuvering near the ground and released three dogs to chase it. After the animals followed it into brush he heard yelps and then silence.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Blue Orb AttackCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216378 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The April-1996 orb was described as intensely blue, round, larger than a baseball and capable of evasive or apparently intelligent maneuvering.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Blue Orb AttackCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216379 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The chapter says that the next morning Tom found the dogs incinerated in a clearing. This is preserved as the source’s reported aftermath; Chapter 10 does not provide a forensic report demonstrating that the orb caused the animals’ deaths.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 181-186; printed pp. 172-177; section: Blue Orb AttackCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216380 · New Insights case observation
“Just before the NIDS purchase, a visiting woman said she saw demons or monsters in a nearby tree while Tom independently observed the tree shaking violently despite no wind; he did not see what she described.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Tree “demons”CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216381 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The only shared observable feature was the tree disturbance. The source explicitly distinguishes the woman’s claimed entities from what Tom could see.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Tree “demons”CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216382 · New Insights case observation
“Tom reportedly discovered several holes about a foot deep and several feet wide, initially with straight sides; the chapter estimates that hundreds of pounds of soil would have been removed but says the missing soil was not found.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Large Holes AppearCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216384 · New Insights case observation
“Juan Gonsalez reportedly found a cow with two broken legs, left briefly for a blanket, then found it gone; about an hour later it was said to be roughly fifty yards away with all four legs broken.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Attack on CowCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216386 · New Insights case observation
“The Gonsalez family reportedly saw Mexican-hat-shaped flying objects near their home. Mrs. Gonsalez separately described a fast silvery object descending toward a red-rock ridge and apparently merging with it without an explosion or visible disturbance.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: UFO Disappears into the Surface of a RidgeCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216390 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The two events occurred three nights apart and were described as similar, but the chapter does not demonstrate that the same physical object caused both sightings.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Yellow Lights AppearCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216397 · New Insights case observation
“On March 12 Tom and NIDS personnel reportedly investigated hysterical dogs and perceived a large cow-like shadow plus reflective yellow eyes associated with another large animal-like form in a tree; Tom fired at perceived animals.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Phantom PredatorsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216399 · New Insights case observation
“On April 2 four prized bulls were reportedly missing from the corral and then found tightly packed inside a small locked trailer in a passive or trance-like state; striking the trailer caused them to panic and break out.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Teleported BullsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216401 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Chapter 11 adds the locked-trailer bull report and a separate corral-pole reset report to the broader ranch pattern of objects or animals apparently returning or appearing in unexpected positions.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Teleported Bulls / TeleportationCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216403 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The chapter interprets the episode as involving a powerful magnetic field, but it does not provide contemporaneous numeric field measurements from this event.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Invisible IntruderCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216404 · New Insights case observation
“On April 3, while NIDS personnel mapped magnetic-field readings at the western end, they reportedly encountered a strong musky odor and a feeling of being watched; the odor gradually dissipated with no visible source.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Invisible but Smelly PresenceCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216405 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The source says similar localized odors recurred unpredictably, including inside the command center, and that dogs were subsequently used as biosensors because their behavior appeared more sensitive to the episodes.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Invisible but Smelly PresenceCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216406 · New Insights case observation
“During May 1997 NIDS dog enclosures at the east, middle and west portions of the property were reportedly tampered with: doors opened, padlocks disappeared and dogs escaped.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Dog Run PoltergeistsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216407 · New Insights investigation finding
“NIDS teams conducted night watches but reportedly never caught an intruder or found evidence identifying one; the interference stopped by the end of May.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Dog Run PoltergeistsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216408 · New Insights case observation
“In June 1997 four NIDS investigators reportedly saw a silent bright bluish-white basketball-sized sphere appear within roughly seventy-five yards, hover about fifteen feet above the pasture and illuminate the grass before abruptly disappearing.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Telepathic CommunicationCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216413 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Tom interpreted the red balls as deliberately driving cattle toward dangerous terrain; the movement pattern is preserved, but intentional herding is not treated as demonstrated agency.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Small Red Balls of LightCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216414 · New Insights case observation
“In August 1997 Jim reportedly watched a faint yellow light enlarge on a track below the NIDS team while Mike, using night vision, described it as a tunnel and said a large faceless black creature emerged and walked away.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Humanoid Emerges from Light TunnelCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216415 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The reported figure was large, black and faceless, but the second investigator watching the light did not see the creature.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Humanoid Emerges from Light TunnelCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216416 · New Insights investigation finding
“Follow-up investigation reportedly found a sulfur-like odor but no footprints, radiation anomaly or magnetic anomaly. Infrared photographs were inconclusive and showed only a faint light.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Humanoid Emerges from Light TunnelCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216417 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The source describes the light as tunnel-like, but the reproduced evidence does not establish a physical portal, wormhole or transdimensional mechanism.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Humanoid Emerges from Light TunnelCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216418 · New Insights case observation
“On July 20, 1998 Tom reportedly found three of six NIDS surveillance cameras damaged, with secured wiring forcibly removed after all three lost power at about the same time the prior evening.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Invisible VandalsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216420 · New Insights case observation
“In April 1999 Tom and Ellen reportedly saw a reddish-brown animal in the corral resembling a hybrid of hyena, fox and dog, with short legs, heavy musculature and a large bushy red tail.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Vanishing Hyena-like AnimalCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216421 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Tom said the animal fled through the corral bars and vanished from sight; later similar sightings were reported. The chapter supplies no specimen or taxonomic evidence.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Vanishing Hyena-like AnimalCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216422 · New Insights case observation
“The chapter briefly mentions tiny bright-red birds, giant spiders and a 1998 nearby-couple report of a dark muscular figure running unusually fast and smoothly toward the ranch.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Other Strange AnimalsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216424 · New Insights case observation
“The chapter reports doors opening/closing forcefully, groceries moved back onto a table and salt/pepper contents being unexpectedly exchanged in the Gorman household.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Poltergeist ActivityCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216425 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The summary does not clearly resolve the exact dates or whether every household episode occurred at the original ranch house or the Gormans’ later residence.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Poltergeist ActivityCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216426 · New Insights case observation
“Tad and friends reportedly spent roughly four hours moving large metal corral poles beyond a canal; Tom later found the poles back in the front yard close to their prior positions, with old ground depressions beside them.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: TeleportationCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216428 · New Insights case observation
“In February 2002 an approximately six-foot-diameter, quarter-inch-deep circular groove reportedly appeared overnight in ice on a shallow pond near the main house.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Ice CircleCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216429 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Examination reportedly indicated a sharp object had cut counterclockwise, leaving ice shavings at groove edges; no surrounding human footprints were reported apart from cattle hoof marks.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Ice CircleCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216430 · New Insights case observation
“After Tom reported that aerial objects often appeared following changes to ranch topography, NIDS deliberately conducted several digging operations to test whether a response could be provoked.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: DiggingCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216431 · New Insights reported associated effects
“Neighbors reportedly saw low-flying orange objects that disturbed animals within forty-eight hours of digging and said the objects were headed toward the ranch.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: DiggingCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216432 · New Insights investigation finding
“Despite constant surveillance-camera monitoring and NIDS personnel watches, the reported orange objects were not visually corroborated on the ranch.”
DISPUTES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: DiggingCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216433 · New Insights case observation
“In 2002 four young men reportedly saw a blue-white ball of light come from the direction of the ranch, enter Bottle Hollow Reservoir, change shape while submerged, emerge as a shimmering maneuverable belt-like shaft and later depart toward the ranch.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Belt of LightCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216434 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The reported sequence includes aerial approach, water entry, underwater shape change, re-emergence and high-speed ground-hugging departure.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 187-194; printed pp. 178-185; section: Belt of LightCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216500 · New Insights case observation
“Gonsalez told Bigelow and Lacatski that several weeks earlier he saw two orange spherical objects flying in tandem beside the mesa, then turn toward it and appear to be absorbed into the rock.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 26, 2007 — Gonsalez recent reportsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216501 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Chapter 12 contains repeated 2007 reports of orange, red, white and off-white spherical lights both on Skinwalker Ranch and on the neighboring Gonsalez property.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July-September 2007 colored-orb reportsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216502 · New Insights case observation
“Gonsalez reported seeing a large orange sphere resting on the grass beside his house while a cow stood frozen and stared toward that side of the house; minutes later the sphere was gone and the cow resumed grazing.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 26, 2007 — Gonsalez recent reportsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216503 · New Insights reported associated effects
“The cow’s immobility ended after the sphere was no longer visible, but the chapter supplies no measurement establishing that the sphere caused the animal behavior.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 26, 2007 — Gonsalez recent reportsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216505 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“The structure was described as complex, semi-opaque, yellowish and tubular, appearing to hover silently indoors for roughly thirty seconds.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 26, 2007 — Homestead 1CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216506 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The narrative says Lacatski stared at the structure but said nothing while Bigelow and the Dietzes were nearby; it does not report that they saw it.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 26, 2007 — Homestead 1CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216508 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Chapter 12 adds a reported bathroom-cross displacement, later changed bedroom-door positions and a displaced bandage box to the broader ranch object-displacement pattern.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: 2007-2008 Homestead 1 object-state reportsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216509 · New Insights case observation
“Richard Dietz recalled being hit by a tremendous force while on horseback checking cattle, knocking him out of the saddle and onto the ground before he lost consciousness.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 26, 2007 — Richard Dietz prior eventCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216510 · New Insights reported associated effects
“Before passing out, Dietz said he heard a voice or voices expressing sorrow, calling the incident an accident, saying he would be all right and that his wife would soon assist him.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 26, 2007 — Richard Dietz prior eventCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216511 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Chapter 12 presents the force and voice sequence as Dietz’s recollection of an event surrounding loss of consciousness and does not identify or instrumentally detect an external agent.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 26, 2007 — Richard Dietz prior eventCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216512 · New Insights case observation
“After Dietz returned from hospital, an orange soccer-ball-sized sphere was reportedly seen repeatedly circling Homestead 1 at window level; Richard and Jean jointly saw it stop, back up into the doorway, hover and then resume its circuit.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 26, 2007 — recurring orange sphereCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216513 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The Dietzes interpreted the sphere as checking on Richard, but the observed movement alone does not establish intention, awareness or medical purpose.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 26, 2007 — recurring orange sphereCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216516 · New Insights case observation
“Jean Dietz reported that a Monarch-like butterfly entered a bedroom by flying directly through the screen and window glass, briefly rested, and departed the same way.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 26, 2007 — butterfly reportCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216517 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The chapter provides no specimen, damaged pane, imagery or controlled observation that would establish literal matter penetration.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 26, 2007 — butterfly reportCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216518 · New Insights case observation
“At about 9:17 p.m. Salinas reported goosebumps and raised arm hair immediately before seeing a softball-sized round orb 25-30 yards away in the field; later he saw a red orb through trees, while Dietz separately reported a white orb descending to the pasture.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: September 1, 2007CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216519 · New Insights case observation
“Using binoculars, Salinas and Dietz reportedly watched numerous distant objects that looked like blinking stars but appeared structured, with red, green and white lights rotating around the lower half; one to two dozen were reported across the sky.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: September 1, 2007 — distant lightsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216525 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Across September 1, 7, 9 and 30, security personnel reported structured or flashing aerial lights showing stationary hovering, rapid motion, zigzagging, apparent reversal and geometric light arrangements.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: September 2007 aerial-object reportsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216526 · New Insights case observation
“Through binoculars Fisher reportedly saw four white lights forming a square with one red light at the center and another just off-center; the configuration repeatedly stopped and moved as a unit before a rapid upward turn.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: September 30, 2007CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216534 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The January 30 door-state report includes prior photographs showing the doors open, but no image or witness captured the transition to the closed position.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: January 30, 2008CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216535 · New Insights case observation
“At 3:44 p.m. Cross reported raised neck hair and a strong sense that he was not alone; after asking for a sign he smelled a strong fruity-perfume odor that dissipated by 3:53 p.m., with no source found inside or outside.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: July 15, 2008 — presence and odorCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216537 · New Insights reported subject characteristics
“Chapter 12 groups several Homestead 1 reports involving unexplained tapping, changed object/door positions, unusual odors, sensed presence and an isolated closed-eye red-light perception.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: 2007-2008 Homestead 1 reportsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216538 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Some Homestead 1 events had physical-state or photographic baselines, while others were entirely subjective or failed attempted recording; these evidence classes are not treated as equivalent.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: 2007-2008 Homestead 1 reportsCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216539 · New Insights investigation finding
“The chapter states that DIA considered these reports when deciding whether continuous 24/7 ranch security and anomaly collection should continue during AAWSAP, and concluded continued security-force collection would be beneficial.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 195-204; printed pp. 186-195; section: Chapter 12 conclusionCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216800 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Chapter 14 includes several tall human-form creature reports from different years and witnesses, with descriptions ranging from dark and hairless to pale and quadrupedal.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Chapter 14 recurring/off-site phenomenaCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216803 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Residents described recurring unidentified lights near Skinwalker Ranch, Randlett and Pelican Lake, including colored spheres, zigzagging lights and low-altitude orb-like objects.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Chapter 14 recurring/off-site phenomenaCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216805 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Peterson described a recurring strong hum near her residence, most often at night, which she perceived as coming from underground.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Chapter 14 recurring/off-site phenomenaCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216806 · New Insights case observation
“Joan Howard reportedly saw a dark, completely hairless, approximately eight-foot human-form figure crouched on a horse shelter on September 11; she said it crossed roughly 120 feet in three or four leaps. The following night she reported an unrecognizable howl and a dark shadowy figure that her dogs pursued until it disappeared from view.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Howard Property Tall Hairless Humanoid / Shadow Figure — September 11-12, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216807 · New Insights case observation
“Wade Wood and his grandson Tommy reportedly observed a pale, approximately six-foot human-like figure moving through a back corral on all fours and easily clearing a five-foot fence before disappearing into trees.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Wood / Tommy Pale Quadrupedal Humanoid Report — circa November 2007CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216808 · New Insights case observation
“Nick Mitchell reportedly encountered a very large pure-white dog or possible wolf that blended with snow and had red eyes. He said it stared at him, left through a cornfield, and the family dogs whimpered as if frightened.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Mitchell Red-Eyed White Wolf-Dog Report — circa 2007CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216809 · New Insights case observation
“After interviewing Nick Mitchell, BAASS investigators Ramos and Phillips reportedly conducted about four hours of night surveillance near the Howard residence using night-vision goggles and thermal imaging and observed no creatures or entities other than native wildlife.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Howard-Area Night-Vision / Thermal Surveillance — October 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216810 · New Insights case observation
“While farming hay at about 9 p.m., Hendrix Nelson reportedly watched several white, blue and red lights for about fifteen minutes from roughly 0.3 miles away. He could not identify an attached object and considered but doubted filtered flashlights because of the steep terrain and lack of roads or paths.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Hendrix Nelson White / Blue / Red Lights — mid-October 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216811 · New Insights case observation
“Jason Hamilton reportedly saw headlight-like lights while on the ranch to retrieve a dog. He said the lights disappeared and reappeared and that single lights sometimes traveled alone, leading him to doubt that they came from an ordinary vehicle.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Jason Hamilton Disappearing / Reappearing “Headlight” Reports — circa 2007CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216812 · New Insights case observation
“Hamilton reported hearing prolonged growling/howling and branches breaking while searching for his dog near midnight. He said he became paralyzed and remained outside for nearly three hours although the interval felt like about twenty minutes; the chapter does not provide a clear visual morphology of the supposed source.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Jason Hamilton Howling / Paralysis / Time-Compression Report — circa 2004CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216813 · New Insights case observation
“Jake Nelson reported that he and his uncle Bryan first saw an animal on all fours that then rose and walked toward them on its hind legs. He estimated it stood over six feet tall, had short reddish fur, deep red eyes, pointy ears, a wet-dog odor and long strides.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Jake / Bryan Nelson Red-Furred Dog-Like Biped — circa 2007CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216814 · New Insights case observation
“Jake and Bryan Nelson reportedly fired a .30-30 rifle at a large dog-like animal from roughly 75 feet and believed at least three rounds struck it. Jake described a whimper, little apparent reaction, and a roughly twenty-five-foot trail of unusually thick, very dark, foul-smelling blood before the animal disappeared into a ravine.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Jake / Bryan Nelson Reported Shooting and Dark-Blood Trail — spring 2008CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216815 · New Insights case observation
“Jake reported that he and a younger cousin heard splashing and brush movement near a creek and then saw a dark dog-like creature running away on two legs from about fifty yards. He described pointy ears and front limbs that appeared more arm-like than canine.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Jake Nelson / Cousin Dog-Like Biped — fall 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216816 · New Insights case observation
“A juvenile Nelson-family witness reported watching completely white circular orb-like lights with a smaller red light traveling around the host light for about twenty to thirty minutes beginning around 2:30 a.m.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: White Orb with Smaller Red Light — summer 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216817 · New Insights case observation
“Charlotte Peterson reported a golf-ball-sized blue orb about fifty feet ahead of her car for three to five minutes. She said it matched her changes in speed and direction, then departed at roughly a 45-degree angle west-southwest near the UFO Hill area.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Peterson Vehicle-Pacing Blue Orb — 2007-2008CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216818 · New Insights case observation
“Peterson and her husband reportedly observed an unusually bright star-like object moving erratically; she said it stopped while an apparent commercial aircraft passed and then resumed zigzagging.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Peterson Zigzagging Bright-Light Report — fall 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216819 · New Insights case observation
“Peterson recalled that she and her brother, then about ten and fourteen, saw a silver flat-bottomed object with a dome hovering roughly 12-16 feet above trees near Pelican Lake. She described a light hum, smooth unmarked surface, no visible propulsion, strong horse reactions and an abrupt departure too fast to track.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Peterson / Brother Flat-Bottomed Dome Craft — childhoodCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216820 · New Insights case observation
“Andre reported that while running on foot in a swamp area south of Randlett he physically collided with a dark approximately seven-foot figure, striking its lower chest. He said it silently pushed him away and had an exceptionally foul odor.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Andre Close-Contact Tall Dark Humanoid Report — circa 1996CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216821 · New Insights case observation
“Bryan Nelson reported a large bright sphere moving slowly over a neighbor’s rooftop, changing sequentially from red to yellow to green to bright white before accelerating westward into the sky with a short-lived comet-like light trail. He reported no sound, vibration or illumination of nearby surfaces.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Bryan Nelson Low-Altitude Multicolor Ball of Light — late 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216833 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Peterson initially considered a windshield reflection but said the light persisted through turns and matched her vehicle motion; no independent measurement or second witness is supplied.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: Chapter 14 evidentiary qualificationCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216838 · New Insights investigation finding
“Bryan Nelson reported that around November 29, 2009 an unidentified polite man in an all-black suit arrived in a shiny black SUV, asked for hair samples and plaster castings, and departed in a vehicle with a blue-and-white plate Bryan read as bearing “US Government.””
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: December 6-9, 2009 Bryan Nelson follow-upCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216839 · New Insights case observation
“Two young Native American residents interviewed near Pelican Lake reportedly said they had seen unidentified lights emanating from or near the lake on several occasions.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: November 2-5, 2009 witness outreachCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216840 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Wade Wood told BAASS that local stories of similar creatures were longstanding and that he had heard an unseen creature breathing after horses stampeded.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 221-234; section: September 28-29, 2009 witness outreachCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216909 · New Insights case observation
“Tribal Police Officer Cooper Floyd reported more than one encounter with a roughly seven-foot black-haired dog-like figure able to stand or run bipedally. He described pointy ears, yellow almost-glowing eyes and a strong sulfur/dead odor, and said on another call he chased a similar figure through trees to the ranch east gate.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Cooper Floyd Recurring Black Dog-Like Biped Reports — circa 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216910 · New Insights case observation
“Floyd reported seeing a small human-form figure jumping from rooftop to rooftop in the Turn Key neighborhood. He described the local “little person” category as about three to four feet tall with arms reaching toward the ground and knuckle-assisted movement, and said a formal police report had been made.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Chapter 15 case detailCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216911 · New Insights case observation
“During a graveyard shift, Clayton Diaz reported hearing a strange howl and seeing through an open window a hunched, hairy, approximately six-foot figure with a black-and-silver German-Shepherd-like face and dog-like tail. He said it ran quickly with its front limbs dangling and had a “dead” odor.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Clayton Diaz Rehabilitation-Center Dog-Like Biped — January 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216912 · New Insights case observation
“Cooper and Raelynn Floyd described recurring nighttime moaning or screaming, restless dogs, black shadows around or inside their home and an eerie feeling. Cooper also recalled waking in his car after three knocks and then feeling as if the same threatening atmosphere followed him indoors.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Chapter 15 case detailCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216913 · New Insights case observation
“Diaz reported a basketball-sized cobalt-blue light moving in an arc toward Bottle Hollow Lake during a graveyard security check. He said it changed through rainbow colors, was silent, appeared to descend near or into the lake, and later departed toward Skinwalker Ranch; he also reported three low gray helicopters in the area roughly thirty minutes after the initial observation.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Chapter 15 case detailCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216914 · New Insights case observation
“Patrica and Joel Wilson reported a small red light near their property that rose rapidly out of view and later reappeared. Joel said that after he flashed a flashlight toward it, the red light with a black ring approached his face to within inches, accompanied by a rotten-mud odor, warmth, brief high-pitched ringing and short-lived facial numbness, but no reported injury or lasting effect.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Chapter 15 case detailCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216915 · New Insights case observation
“Joel Wilson reported that he and Officer Cooper Floyd watched a large furry biped on a hill behind the Wilson residence after Patrica heard heavy hoof-like sounds. Joel described yellow eyes, a gray-brown raccoon-like tail and an estimated height of nine to twelve feet; he later reported hoof-like tracks ending at the hilltop and a ball of coarse hair whose subsequent custody is unknown.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Chapter 15 case detailCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216916 · New Insights case observation
“Joel Wilson reported seeing an approximately eight-foot upright creature near his porch while walking home around midnight. He said he was about twenty feet away, threw rocks and shouted at it, and watched it look at him before moving in the direction of the ranch.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Joel Wilson Large Hairy Biped by Porch — circa 2008CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216917 · New Insights case observation
“Wilson reported that he and several friends or relatives saw an approximately three-foot naked, hairy human-form figure at close range. He described large hands and arms nearly reaching its ankles and said the group frightened the figure away.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Joel Wilson Small Hairy Long-Armed Figure — circa 2007CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216918 · New Insights case observation
“Wilson reported two sightings of an unusually large brown or light-brown worm- or maggot-like form. The more detailed winter 2007 report described an apparent length of eight to nine feet, diameter near three feet, a slimy appearance, rapid wavelike motion and no apparent attack behavior.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Joel Wilson Large Worm-Like Creature Reports — 2006-2007CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216919 · New Insights case observation
“Joel Wilson and his son Felix reportedly saw trees move as a very large bird-like form began flying slowly toward the ranch. Joel compared it to a prehistoric or pterodactyl-like animal but described brown and black feathers, an approximately twelve-foot wingspan, a two-foot beak, hanging legs and no associated sound.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Joel / Felix Wilson Large Bird-Like Creature — summer 2008CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216920 · New Insights case observation
“The Wilson household reported two brief, deafening growling/howling sounds directly outside the house around 11 p.m. Felix Barrett and Cora then reported one and later two generally human-shaped shadows outside a bedroom window, estimating them at roughly eight and nine feet tall.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Chapter 15 case detailCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216921 · New Insights case observation
“Cora reported observing for about a minute an old-woman-like figure with black shoulder-length hair, ragged clothing and a hunched posture moving from rooftop to rooftop in the Turn Key housing area. She said her mother also saw the figure and called 911, and identified “Basket Lady” as a local Ute cultural label.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Cora Turn Key Rooftop “Basket Lady” Figure — circa 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216922 · New Insights case observation
“Felix Barrett reported that an unidentified furry arm reached through his bedroom window during the early morning. He described an approximately three-foot arm covered with thick black hair, four long monkey-like fingers without a visible thumb and dirt-colored dog-like nails; he saw no other part of a body.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Felix Barrett Furry Four-Fingered Arm at Window — winter 2003CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216923 · New Insights case observation
“Patrica Wilson recalled seeing a stationary transparent, colorless wall-like region roughly thirty to forty feet high from about one hundred feet away. She said it rippled like water or a heat wave, made no sound or smell, emitted no light, remained in place when she left and produced a peaceful feeling.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Chapter 15 case detailCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216924 · New Insights case observation
“Diaz reported seeing a large dark shadow run quickly in front of his home around 8 p.m. and interpreted it as a “Skinwalker.” He remained at the doorway rather than approaching; his dogs reportedly pursued the figure while he heard prolonged howling in the area.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Clayton Diaz Fast Shadow Figure Chased by Dogs — March 22, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216925 · New Insights case observation
“Lynn Gomez reported that she and Juan saw a small dim aqua-blue ball of light hovering roughly five to six feet above the ground in a front-yard tree around 9 p.m. It reportedly disappeared within seconds without illuminating the tree.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Lynn / Juan Gomez Aqua-Blue Ball of Light — February 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216926 · New Insights case observation
“Clayton Diaz told investigators that his sister Amelia Ruiz had seen a UFO landing or hovering in a field near her home in March 2009. Turner then spoke briefly with Ruiz, who reportedly confirmed the sighting, but Chapter 15 supplies no further object morphology, duration or trace information.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Amelia Ruiz Field Hover / Landing Report — March 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216927 · New Insights case observation
“Joan Howard reported occasional sounds like children playing or giggling from the ceiling when her children were absent or asleep, adding that Josh had also heard them. She also relayed that Josh’s brother Adam once heard apparently unoccupied footsteps and refrigerator activity while staying alone in the house.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Chapter 15 case detailCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216933 · New Insights evidence provenance
“In the April follow-up Joel placed the light about four inches from his face and reported a brief high-pitched ringing, warmth and facial numbness lasting a few minutes, while denying redness, dizziness, eye injury, vision change, headache or other lasting effects.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Chapter 15 evidentiary qualificationCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216934 · New Insights investigation finding
“Joel reported hoof-like tracks and a softball-sized ball of coarse hair. He first explained reluctance to disturb the hair for cultural reasons, then said he had placed some in a plastic bag but could not remember what happened to it.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Chapter 15 evidentiary qualificationCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216935 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Joel and Patrica compared some large hairy figures with Bigfoot or Sasquatch, but Chapter 15 supplies no diagnostic anatomy, sample or measurement establishing such an identity.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Chapter 15 evidentiary qualificationCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216945 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Ruiz reportedly confirmed that she saw a UFO landing or hovering in a field, but Chapter 15 gives no shape, size, duration, trace or exact distinction between hovering and landing.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; Chapter 15 evidentiary qualificationCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216947 · New Insights case observation
“During the January 13, 2010 BAASS re-interview, Jake Nelson gave a more detailed morphology for the reddish dog-like biped: roughly three-inch fur over most of the body and face, a thicker dog-like neck, snout, side-positioned pointed ears, red eyes that he explicitly said were not glowing, raised shoulders, bent arms and knees, and a reported preference for faster bipedal running.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; January 13, 2010 Jake Nelson re-interviewCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-216949 · New Insights case observation
“In the April 20, 2010 re-interview Joan Howard reiterated that the September 11, 2009 figure was approximately eight feet tall, completely hairless, dark brown/grayish and muscular. She added that her four-year-old daughter was outside and said the departing figure looked like a kangaroo.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 235-252; April 20, 2010 Joan Howard re-interviewCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-217100 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The chapter opens with a May 2010 BAASS lead from a news article describing a January 9, 2009 possible landing/contact event in Whiteriver, Arizona, but its investigation summary then centers on Richard and Betty Gill near Ganado in late January 2009.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 262-263; Lead versus detailed caseCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-217117 · New Insights reported associated effects
“Austin reported that shortly after his own sighting one sheepdog had a one-to-two-inch-wide strip of missing hair and skin across its back, described as a “scalpel-type cut”; about two weeks later the dog began mauling lambs and was disposed of.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 271-272; Sheepdog woundCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-217118 · New Insights case observation
“Austin and Wren Gill reported an object hovering near a house west of Richard Gill’s home and moving slightly up and down; Austin described a very faint spinning or bearing-like sound and Wren confirmed the event.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 272-272; Austin and Wren sightingCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-217128 · New Insights evidence provenance
“The chapter summary says both Kimmer and his wife witnessed the June 3 recurrence, while the detailed interview states that the object had already descended by the time she came outside; the detailed section clearly places both witnesses at the June 9 event.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · printed pp. 263-272; Kimmer witness conflictCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-995000 · Program History Assertion
“Lacatski describes AAWSAP as the first official, fully funded United States government UAP study since the Air Force terminated Project Blue Book in 1969, and says the DIA effort ran from September 2008 through December 2010.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 12-13; printed pp. 1-2CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000014
CLAIM-995001 · Program History Assertion
“The book states that AAWSAP contract HHM402-08-C-0072 commenced on September 22, 2008, with $10 million allocated for the first year and $12 million for the second year.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 14-15; printed pp. 3-4CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000014
CLAIM-995002 · Program History Assertion
“Lacatski says the name AAWSAP was specifically chosen to facilitate routing new congressional funds to the DIA Defense Warning Office, and that using a different program name would have created problems routing the money to DWO.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 13-14; printed pp. 2-3CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000014
CLAIM-995003 · Reported Analytical Framework
“The source says AAWSAP was conceived to assess UAP threat potential and deliberately maintained a broad scope: if paranormal phenomena were known to co-locate or overlap temporally with UAP, AAWSAP would study those phenomena as well.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 12-16; printed pp. 1-5CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995004 · Program History Assertion
“The AAWSAP contract is described as requiring technical studies in twelve areas: lift, propulsion, control, power generation, spatial-temporal translation, materials, configuration/structure, signature reduction, human interface, human effects, armament, and peripheral areas supporting the first eleven.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 14-15; printed pp. 3-4CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995005 · Program History Assertion
“The book says AAWSAP BAASS operated through seven multidisciplinary departments: Experimental, Data Collection, Data Analysis, Advanced Technology, Consciousness, Medical, and Integrative Research.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 15; printed pp. 4-4CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995006 · Reported Data Repository / Deliverables
“Lacatski states that more than 75 contractor personnel performed exotic aerospace research, several hundred part-time personnel conducted fieldwork, 38 DIRDs were written for DIA publication, more than one hundred separate reports were submitted, and the eleven AAWSAP BAASS Data Warehouse databases were delivered to DIA.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 15-16; printed pp. 4-5CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995007 · Reported Data Repository / Deliverables
“The source distinguishes the delivered eleven-database Data Warehouse from original analysts’ journals, data and photographs, which it says remained in storage.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 15-16; printed pp. 4-5CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995008 · Reported Data Repository / Deliverables
“The November 2008 Project Management Report is described as making the Project Database central to the other AAWSAP activities, with technical and observational data organized for data mining and a requirement that cases be scrutinized or “scrubbed” before database entry to reduce garbage-in-garbage-out problems.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 17-18; printed pp. 7-8CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995009 · Program History Assertion
“The management plan describes Project Physics as studying current research across all twelve technical areas and says EarthTech and subcontractors were expected to provide approximately 38 in-depth position papers.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 18; printed pp. 8-8CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995010 · Program History Assertion
“Project Engagement is described as locating and rapidly accessing geographic sites with recurring advanced-aerospace reports so that performance could be directly observed and measured; MUFON was identified as a practical nationwide investigator network, and a Utah ranch became the primary preliminary study location.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 18-19; printed pp. 8-9CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995011 · Program History Assertion
“Project Northern Tier was tasked with obtaining case files concerning reported incursions over nuclear-weapons facilities and alleged interference with ICBM systems at bases including Malmstrom, Loring, Wurtsmith, Minot and Kirtland.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 19; printed pp. 9-9CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995012 · Program History Assertion
“Project Colares is described as seeking Brazilian Air Force materials and case files concerning the 1977 Colares incidents, including photographs, instrumented detection data and eyewitness testimony described by the source as indicating potentially hostile activity.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 19-20; printed pp. 9-10CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995013 · Reported Analytical Framework
“Project Ranch was intended to use AAWSAP access to Skinwalker Ranch for concentrated, simultaneous collection of UAP and paranormal observations, while Project Consciousness was proposed to examine putative UAP links with the human mind/body, including telepathy, remote viewing and psychic functioning.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 20-21; printed pp. 10-11CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995014 · Reported Data Repository / Deliverables
“The July 30, 2009 Ten Month Report is described as BAASS’s largest AAWSAP deliverable to DIA at that point: 528 pages, with a July 23 information cutoff, covering BAASS organization/infrastructure, investigations, nine committed projects, a 2010 strategic plan and four appendices.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 21-22; printed pp. 12-13CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995015 · Program History Assertion
“Chapter 3 says the Ten Month Report retained Physics, Engagement, Database, Blue Book Materials, Northern Tier and Colares while also describing Cooperation, Campus and Oral History as new projects.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 22-23; printed pp. 13-14CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995016 · Program History Assertion
“Project Oral History is described as an effort to contact and record interviews with highly placed industry and military individuals said to have direct knowledge of film evidence, physical materials, hardware, biological tissue and related advanced-aerial-technology material.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 23-24; printed pp. 14-15CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995017 · Program History Assertion
“Project Blue Book Materials is described as seeking archived Blue Book cases plus high-value cases and associated trace materials that the plan presumed had not been included in Blue Book because of sensitivity.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 23-24; printed pp. 14-15CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995018 · Program History Assertion
“The book says limited feasibility discussions for Project Campus were held with the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and the College of Southern Nevada, primarily around possible undergraduate classes or seminars related to UAP and consciousness research.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 24-25; printed pp. 15-16CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995019 · Program History Assertion
“Lacatski reports that building and maintaining a core BAASS staff of more than 50 people required reviewing about 500 resumes per month and conducting more than 300 telephone and face-to-face interviews.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 24-25; printed pp. 15-16CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-995020 · Program History Assertion
“The July Ten Month Report discussion says BAASS acquired five buildings in Las Vegas, including a secure 5,000-square-foot laboratory/storage facility, SCIF-certified conference rooms and substantial office/library space, with an additional 5,000-square-foot secure vault available at Bigelow Aerospace if required.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 25; printed pp. 16-16CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
TARGET: ORGANIZATION · ORG-000021
CLAIM-998001 · New Insights case observation
“Lewis discovers his knife is missing from the pocket of his backpack. After searching for several hours, he is in a Homestead 1 trailer bedroom when his backpack falls off the bed for no apparent reason.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 204; printed p. 196; August 3, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998003 · New Insights case observation
“Between 1:15 a.m. and 1:30 a.m., Lewis and a government representative observed a white light moving within a five- to ten- foot area of a tree located 300 to 500 yards from the trailer at Homestead 1.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 205; printed p. 197; August 4, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998004 · New Insights case observation
“Just after waking up, Lewis experiences vibrations running through his body from head to toe. He had only experienced this sensation twice before during periods of heavy meditation using pulsed light and audio sources.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 205; printed p. 197; August 4, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998008 · New Insights investigation finding
“While stationed at the East Gate at 11:18 p.m., Jackson observes a white light blink on and off twice in a tree adjacent to the trailer at Homestead 1. Nothing was observed subsequently using night vision goggles.”
DISPUTES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 205; printed p. 197; August 6, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998013 · New Insights reported associated effects
“At approximately 9:00 p.m., Jackson walks east toward the East Gate and senses someone is watching him. He senses someone is right behind him. Jackson felt comfortable and energetic as he moved away from the East Gate.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 206; printed p. 198; August 9, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998019 · New Insights evidence provenance
“At 10:55 p.m. at the East Gate, Lewis began to meditate. A few minutes later, he felt a strong presence of energy. Jackson took photographs and captured a “wall of orbs” of multiple colors.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 207; printed p. 199; August 11, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998024 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Around 2:00 a.m. Lewis and Nieves proceeded to Homestead 2. Upon arrival, Lewis began meditating, and Nieves took a photograph displaying a black shadow over Lewis. A second photograph did not display the shadow.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 208; printed p. 200; August 13, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998026 · New Insights investigation finding
“While at the East Gate between 10:00 and 10:30 p.m., both Lewis and Nieves observed intermittently a light blinking in the tree near Homestead 1. Only one of the two witnesses could see the light at any time.”
DISPUTES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 208; printed p. 200; August 16, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998027 · New Insights evidence provenance
“At 1:30 a.m., outside of Homestead 2, Lewis meditates and feels a warm sensation on the right side of his body. Nieves took photographs displaying hundreds of orbs on the right side of Lewis.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 208; printed p. 200; August 17, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998029 · New Insights case observation
“Lettered magnets were placed on the refrigerator the day before for a simple experiment. When Lewis and Bush awoke, the ‘M’ magnet had displaced down to the right (north) one to one and one-half inches.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 209; printed p. 201; August 27, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998031 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Around 2:30 a.m., while walking west towards Homestead 2, Lewis and Bush experienced multiple cold air pockets. Photographic orb activity was concentrated more inside the cold pockets than outside them.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 209; printed p. 201; August 31, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998033 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Just after 10:30 p.m., Lewis was inside Homestead 2 and sensed a presence that did not want him to leave. As he proceeded toward the door, he felt the same sensation; during both occasions an apparent wall of orbs was reported in photographs near the door.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 209; printed p. 201; September 2, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998037 · New Insights case observation
“Lewis observed a very bright light about two miles southeast from the mesa for roughly one second. Later that evening he also observed a bright white light streaking rapidly over Bottle Hollow, visible only momentarily.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 210; printed p. 202; September 7, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998038 · New Insights reported associated effects
“Nieves and Brooks were transiting west toward Homestead 2 when Brooks reported an icy chill, a sense of being watched, and reluctance to continue; Nieves reported no unusual sensation. The source notes that several earlier security personnel had reported similar feelings at nearly the same location.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 210; printed p. 202; September 18, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998040 · New Insights case observation
“Near the East Gate, Murphy reported a very bright white orb roughly ten feet away, moving erratically up and down before vanishing after about two seconds. About 10-15 seconds later he heard an indistinct deep whisper; both dogs then acted timid and frightened, and Murphy reported chills.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 210; printed p. 202; October 8, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998041 · New Insights evidence provenance
“At 10:00 p.m., just east of Homestead 1, Murphy and Evans noticed a significant temperature drop. Shortly after, the camera maintained by Evans started beeping, indicating a low battery charge.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 211; printed p. 203; October 9, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998044 · New Insights case observation
“Five days after Murphy lost a glove and he and Evans had searched the trailer, Murphy found the glove under a chair where they believed it would previously have been noticed. Later a missing radio was found in the same position under that chair.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 211; printed p. 203; October 13, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998045 · New Insights case observation
“At the East Gate, two dogs suddenly alerted toward Homestead 1. Evans then reported a bright white orb of roughly volleyball apparent size circling counterclockwise over the house for several seconds before rapidly departing northwest over the mesa. Evans interpreted its departure as a reaction to being seen and then felt watched.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 212; printed p. 204; October 13, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998046 · New Insights case observation
“At 8:27 p.m., Evans and Biddle were on the mesa and heard a strange sound from the tree line to the southeast. The sound occurred ten times and sounded like the screech of a baboon; Anderson, positioned at the East Gate, also heard it.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 212; printed p. 204; October 14, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998049 · New Insights case observation
“Jackson, Nieves, and Schultz were in the trailer at 12:25 a.m. when the stereo suddenly turned on and played music without anyone near the controls. The stereo had not been operated in the past week.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 212; printed p. 204; November 11, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998050 · New Insights case observation
“Brooks, Murphy, and Schultz heard approximately 50 loud, raspy shrieks over about fifteen minutes near Homestead 2. Each lasted roughly one second and appeared to come from the tree line south of the dog runs.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 212; printed p. 204; November 17, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998058 · New Insights case observation
“Lewis reported a dark shadow blocking the kitchen light and apparently entering the bedroom, accompanied by strange noises associated with its movement. About twenty seconds later he again heard the noises and saw the shadow, and a kitchen cabinet was found partially open.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 214; printed p. 206; December 2, 2009CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998063 · New Insights case observation
“Biddle and Anderson described an unusually heated argument over a subject neither cared about. After calming down, both heard a strange dragging/growling noise at the front door; they drew their guns and searched outside but found nothing.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 215; printed p. 207; February 7, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998068 · New Insights case observation
“Conner and Anderson saw the reflection of blue/green eyes about three to four feet off the ground in the same general area at midnight. The source explicitly identifies this as a separate event from May 1.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 215; printed p. 207; May 2, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998070 · New Insights case observation
“Conner and Cross heard a sharp thunder/explosion-like percussion; Conner also felt a slight vibration. K9s Max and Rucca ran west while Bella stayed close and alert. Later Conner reported extreme excitement with goosebumps and the sensed presence of a young boy at Homestead 2, followed later by another presence sensation.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 216; printed p. 208; May 6, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998071 · New Insights case observation
“Around 4:00 a.m., Conner heard ‘hefty foot traffic’ throughout Homestead 1, mainly in the living room. Cross was asleep, and no other finding in the source accounted for the noise.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 216; printed p. 208; May 7, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998072 · New Insights case observation
“Conner and Cross saw yellow/orange eye reflections at least four feet above the ground southeast of Dog Run 1; the source says the source moved rapidly and agilely in a canine-like fashion toward the wood line. They subsequently heard wing-flapping/rug-shaking sounds, a continuous faint rumble, and three hissing episodes west of the East Gate.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 216; printed p. 208; May 7, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998075 · New Insights case observation
“The Dietzes reported weird noises in Homestead 1: despite locked doors and engaged deadbolts, it sounded like someone walking around the house in the middle of the night; opening and closing of cabinet doors and drawers was sometimes heard.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 217; printed p. 209; June 21, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998076 · New Insights evidence provenance
“At the East Gate, Lewis took multiple photographs; one reportedly showed a bright, white, solid-looking orb moving northeast-to-southwest. Lewis noted that wind gusts of 15-20 mph were blowing from the southwest, opposite the pictured direction of travel.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 217; printed p. 209; June 30, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998077 · New Insights investigation finding
“Lewis and Bennett independently observed the same stationary bright white light on the mesa for about three minutes. Bennett reported that it abruptly changed to solid neon blue without changing position and then disappeared. Lewis searched the mesa and found no tracks, sounds, or trespassers; the source says the North Star was separately visible.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 217; printed p. 209; July 4, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998080 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Near Homestead 2, Conner reported an electric-like surge, tingling and goosebumps while he and Lewis perceived a roughly 20-25-foot warmer zone and all three K9s stayed close and appeared stressed. Photographs reportedly showed numerous white/red orbs; the source interprets some as attached or very close to Conner and claims their number/proximity correlated with his sensations. Conner later reported sadness/anxiety followed by exhaustion. These photographic/intentionality interpretations are not treated as demonstrated mechanisms.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 218; printed p. 210; August 1, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998081 · New Insights reported associated effects
“While Lewis took pictures around Homestead 2, Conner meditated at the previous night’s hot spot and reported calm/peace replacing anxiety, followed by severe fatigue and emotional drain. Upon departure from the Homestead 2 area, the reported activity ceased.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 220; printed p. 212; August 2, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998084 · New Insights investigation finding
“Schultz reported a buzzing sound outside Homestead 3 that seemed to come from directly above his head. The source later notes a hornets’ nest observed high in the trees at this location in September 2011.”
DISPUTES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 220; printed p. 212; September 4, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998085 · New Insights investigation finding
“Lewis and Schultz heard a bee-swarm-like buzzing directly above Lewis for about fifteen seconds at Homestead 2. A visual search and later daylight inspection found no source, and numerous photographs showed nothing. Lewis reported unease. The source notes a hornets’ nest seen at this location in September 2011 but says no hornets were present during the 2010 event.”
DISPUTES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 220; printed p. 212; September 6, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998086 · New Insights evidence provenance
“At Homestead 2, K9 Rucca suddenly ran from Schultz to Lewis while whining. Lewis immediately took photographs reported to contain numerous orbs and said he experienced chills and an uneasy feeling.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 221; printed p. 213; October 12, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998087 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Near Homestead 2, Edwards reported his neck hair standing and asked a perceived presence to manifest. Initial photographs showed nothing notable; additional photographs were interpreted by the source as transparent orbs near or attached to Edwards’s legs, chest and arms. Edwards also reported a bite-like sensation on his right leg, but no marks were found.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 221; printed p. 213; October 13, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998088 · New Insights evidence provenance
“While Lewis and Edwards meditated at Homestead 2, photographs reportedly contained faint orbs. After they said aloud that any presence wishing to communicate should manipulate the temperature, a digital thermometer reportedly changed from 42.6°F to 37°F within two minutes; Lewis simultaneously reported the right side of his body becoming very cold. The temporal sequence is retained without treating it as proof of communication.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 221; printed p. 213; October 14, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998091 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Inside Homestead 2, Lewis and Edwards spoke aloud to any potential presence. Edwards then felt something in the next room; the K9s jumped up and growled toward the doorway. Lewis took photographs, including what the source calls a possible human manifestation in the doorway. The animals appeared agitated and both men reported chills.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 222; printed p. 214; October 19, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998092 · New Insights reported associated effects
“On foot patrol between Homesteads 2 and 3, Edwards reported feeling watched. He scanned with night vision but detected no presence, then reported feeling exhausted and lethargic after returning to Homestead 1.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 222; printed p. 214; October 20, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998093 · New Insights case observation
“After their three K9s bolted into the south pasture growling/barking, Edwards and Conner reported observing three K9-type animals using night vision and flashlights: two medium-sized and one very large black animal. When illuminated, the large animal reportedly sped east into the tree line at extraordinary speed. Their own K9s remained uneasy and alert.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 223; printed p. 215; October 22, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998094 · New Insights case observation
“Near Homestead 3, Edwards and Conner both reported feeling drained and extremely tired. Edwards interpreted the feeling as something using his energy to manifest; later two K9s suddenly ran barking toward the western fence and returned within ten minutes. The energy-use interpretation is retained as witness attribution.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 223; printed p. 215; October 23, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998096 · New Insights case observation
“After returning from shopping, Edwards detected a strong natural-gas odor in the doublewide. He and Conner found a rear stove burner halfway on without a flame; both stated neither had used the stove before leaving.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 223; printed p. 215; October 24, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998097 · New Insights case observation
“While Conner and Edwards were doing dishes in the doublewide kitchen, both heard the back door open and then slam shut. Both immediately reported a strong presence that appeared to walk through them and caused chills.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 223; printed p. 215; October 25, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998098 · New Insights case observation
“Edwards and Conner reported alert/clingy K9s, a trance-like state for Edwards, a low gurgling growl, a strong unpleasant sense of presence, and a howl. Conner then reported a dark animal approximately donkey-sized leaping from shrub line into the pasture; they could not relocate it and smelled wet dog odor. Later both continued to feel observed without finding a source.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 224; printed p. 216; October 27, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998099 · New Insights evidence provenance
“At Homestead 2, Conner reported that after taking only a few photographs his camera battery dropped from fully charged to nearly drained while a K9 barked and scratched at a wall. As they left, Conner reported the prior night’s wet-dog odor, while Schultz did not detect it.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 224; printed p. 216; October 29, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998100 · New Insights case observation
“Conner and Schultz observed a bright flash overhead and then a large luminous object moving north-northwest, which the source says was similar to a falling star. It disappeared behind the mesa, leaving a glowing tail visible for about fifteen seconds. Conner reported a sonic-boom-like sound just before the light appeared.”
SUPPORTS
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF p. 225; printed p. 217; October 31, 2010CLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998106 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Chapter 13 reproduces a dated BAASS ranch-security chronology beginning August 3, 2009 and continuing through December 16, 2010, drawn from Utah Ranch Events and monthly Utah Ranch Database Reports.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 204-226; printed pp. 196-218; full dated BAASS-derived chronologyCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998107 · New Insights case observation
“The logs include close white orbs, distant lights, a stationary white-to-blue mesa light, a fast solid-grey aerial mass, photographic orb-like imagery and a luminous falling-star-like object.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 204-226; printed pp. 196-218; full dated BAASS-derived chronologyCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998108 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Security personnel repeatedly reported photographs containing colored, transparent or solid-looking orb-like forms, shadows or cloud-like features.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 204-226; printed pp. 196-218; full dated BAASS-derived chronologyCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998109 · New Insights reported associated effects
“Multiple officers reported localized sensations of presence, unease, goosebumps, tingling, emotional changes, fatigue or feeling watched at Homestead 2 and other ranch locations.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 204-226; printed pp. 196-218; full dated BAASS-derived chronologyCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998110 · New Insights case observation
“The chronology records methane/natural-gas, pipe-tobacco, smoke/fireworks, sulfur/gunpowder and wet-dog odors at different locations and dates.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 204-226; printed pp. 196-218; full dated BAASS-derived chronologyCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998111 · New Insights case observation
“Personnel repeatedly described localized warm or cold pockets, and on October 14, 2010 a digital thermometer was reported to fall from 42.6°F to 37°F in roughly two minutes during a deliberate verbal-request experiment.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 204-226; printed pp. 196-218; full dated BAASS-derived chronologyCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998112 · New Insights case observation
“Tables and beds were reported shaking or jolting on multiple dates, including a December 16, 2010 event for which a person in another room reported no corresponding noise or shaking.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 204-226; printed pp. 196-218; full dated BAASS-derived chronologyCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998113 · New Insights case observation
“The dated logs contain voices, whispers, raspy shrieks, whistles, tapping, footsteps, growling, buzzing, rumbling, hissing and sonic-boom-like sounds.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 204-226; printed pp. 196-218; full dated BAASS-derived chronologyCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
CLAIM-998114 · New Insights evidence provenance
“Chapter 13 reports camera-battery depletion, a blank memory card after in-camera image review, an electronic compass changing direction sporadically, high-voltage-static-like sparking and a digital thermometer change.”
CONTEXTUALIZES
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 204-226; printed pp. 196-218; full dated BAASS-derived chronologyCLAIM STATUS: REPORTED
// INGESTION PROVENANCE
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