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"I went into the fantastic and came up with the answer," declaredAlbert Bender, the former director of the International FlyingSaucer Bureau, one of numerous amateur UFO organizations

prevalent during the '50's and '60's, this one being based inConnecticut. "I know what the flying saucers are." Benderstated; unfortunately, the rest of the world at that time wasstill none-the-wiser, for Bender was prevented from passing onhis discoveries by three sinister visitors: three men dressed inblack, known as the 'silencers.'It was Bender's intention to publish his remarkable findings

in his own journal, 'SPACE REVIEW', but before committing himselffinally, he felt he ought to try his ideas out on a colleague.

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he mailed the report - and a few days later the 'men' came.Bender was lying down in his bedroom, having been overtakenby a spell of dizziness, when he noticed "...three shadowyfigures in the room. The figures became clearer. All of them

were dressed in black clothes. They looked like clergymen, butwore hats similar to Homburg style. The faces were not clearlydiscernible, for the hats partly hid and shaded them. Feelingsof fear left me... The eyes of all three figures suddenly lit uplike flashlight bulbs, and all these were focused upon me. Theyseemed to burn into my very soul as the pains above my eyesbecame almost unbearable. It was then I sensed that they were

conveying a message to me by telepathy."His visitors confirmed that Bender was right in hisspeculations as to the true nature of UFO's - one of them wascarrying Bender's report - and provided additional information.This so terrified him that he was only too willing to go alongwith their demand that he close down his organization and cease

in the publication of his journal. He was instructed not to tellthe truth to anyone 'on his honor as an American citizen.'Years later as a result of the persistent prodding of GrayBarker and other colleagues Bender provided some additionaldetails which appeared in Barker's book, 'THEY KNEW TOO MUCHABOUT FLYING SAUCERS'. Bender later published his own worktitled: 'FLYING SAUCERS AND THE THREE MEN,' which reads like a

science fiction thriller complete with descriptions ofinterplanetary travel and bases, teleportation and manipulationof matter, evil powers of darkness, underground cities beneathAntarctica, grotesque inhuman creatures, etc., along with asecret human society apparently very actively engaged in occult-technology as well as other bizarre scenarios. It has beensuggested by some that the implausibility of Bender's story isdesigned to throw serious UFO investigators off the track.Perhaps Bender was 'allowed' to write a fact-fiction account





which instead of concealing the truth behind UFO's rather tendedto throw ridicule on the whole subject, and in effect serve thesame purpose that censorship would have led to. It is possiblethat the 'three men' fed Bender with certain propagandist

discourses designed for this very purpose. Then again, perhapswhat Bender wrote was basically true after all? As they say,'Truth is often stranger than fiction.'Daniel Cohen, in his work: 'MONSTERS, GIANTS AND LITTLE MENFROM MARS - AN UNNATURAL HISTORY OF THE AMERICAS' (Doubleday &Co. Inc., Garden City, N.Y 1975), adds some interesting and

valuable insights necessary to help us understand where the 'MenIn Black' originate from. He says:"The shiny new cars associated with 'MIBS' is reminiscent ofthe Haitian belief in an evil society of sorcerers called ZOBOPS.Haitians say that if you see a big new car going along the road(apparently) without a driver it is under the control of theZOBOPS, and you had better not try to interfere with it."

In his book, 'THE ALIEN WORLD' (MacDonald & Co. Pub.,London. 1988), Peter Brookesmith gives some more revealingdetails concerning these elusive 'Men In Black':"The archetypal MIB report runs something like this: shortlyafter a UFO sighting, the subject - he may be a witness, he maybe an investigator on the case - receives a visit. Often it

occurs so soon after the incident that no official report ormedia publication has taken place: in short, the visitors shouldnot, by any normal channels, have gained access to theinformation they clearly possess - names, addresses, details ofthe incident and about the people involved."The victim is nearly always alone at the time of the visit,usually in his own home. His visitors, usually three in number,arrive in a large black car. In America it is most often aprestigious Cadillac, but seldom a recent model. At the same





time, though old in date, it is likely to be new and immaculatein appearance and condition, inside and out, even having thatunmistakable 'new car' smell. If the subject notes theregistration number and checks it, it is invariably found to be a

non-existent number."The visitors themselves are almost always men: only veryrarely is one a woman, and never more than one. In appearancethey conform pretty close to the stereotyped image of a CIA orsecret service man. They wear dark suits, dark hats, dark ties,dark shoes and socks, but white shirts: witnesses often remark ontheir clean, immaculate turn-out, all the clothing looking as

though just purchased."The visitors' faces are frequently described as vaguelyforeign, most often 'oriental': slant eyes have been specified inmany accounts. If not dark skinned, the men are likely to beheavily tanned. Sometimes there are bizarre touches..."According to Brookesmith, "The MIBS are generally unsmiling

and expressionless, their movements stiff and awkward. Theirgeneral demeanor is formal, cold, sinister, even menacing: thereis no warmth or friendliness shown, even if their is no outrighthostility either. Witnesses often hint that they felt theirvisitors were not human at all."Some MIBS proffer evidence of identity; indeed, theysometimes appear in U.S. Air Force or other uniforms. They

produce identity cards, but since most persons would not know agenuine CIA or other 'secret' service identity card if they sawone, this proves nothing. If they give their names, and thewitness subsequently checks them, they are invariably found to befalse."This interview is sometimes an interrogation, sometimessimply a warning. Either way, the visitors, even though they areasking questions, are clearly well-informed, with access torestricted information. They speak in perfect, almost too





perfect, intonation and phrasing, and their language is apt to bereminiscent of the conventional villains of crime films --'Again, Mr. Stiff, I fear you are not being honest!', 'Mr. Veich,it would be unwise of you to mail that report' - immediately

suggesting the unctuous threatener beloved of Hollywood writers."The visit almost invariably concluded with a warning not totell anybody about the incident if the subject is a UFOpercipient, or to abandon the investigation if he is aninvestigator. Violence is often threatened. And the MIBs departas suddenly as they came.

"Most well-informed UFO enthusiasts, if asked to describe atypical MIB visit, would give some such account as the foregoing.However, a comparative examination indicates that such 'perfect'MIB visits seldom occur in practice. Study of 32 or moredetailed and reliable cases reveals that many details divergefrom the archetypal story: there were no visitors at all in fourcases, only telephone calls; and, of the remainder, only five

involved three men, two involved four, five involved two, whilein the rest there was only a single visitor."Although the appearance or behavior of the visitors doesseem generally to conform to the prototype, it ranges from theentirely natural to the totally bizarre. The car, despite thefact that in America it is by far the commonest means of

transportation, is in fact mentioned in only one third of thereports; as for the picturesque details - the Cadillac, theantiquated model, the immaculate condition - these are inpractice very much the exception. Of 22 American reports, onlynine mention a car; of these only three were Cadillacs, only twowere specified as black and only two as out-of-date models."On the other hand, these archetypal details tend to be moreconspicuous in less reliable cases, particularly those in whichinvestigators, rather than UFO percipients, are involved. This





will be relevant when we come to consider possible explanationsfor the MIB phenomena."In July of 1967, Robert Richardson of Toledo, Ohio, informedthe Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (APRO) that he had

collided with a UFO while driving at night. After coming arounda bend, he was immediately confronted by a strange objectblocking the road. Unable to halt in time, his car hit theobject, although not very hard. Immediately on impact, the UFOvanished. Police who accompanied Richardson to the scene couldfind only his own skid marks, but on a later visit, he found asmall lump of metal which he thought might have come from the

UFO.Three days later, at about 11:00 P.M., two men "in theirtwenties" appeared at Richardson's home and questioned him forabout 10 minutes. They did not identify themselves, andRichardson - to his own later surprise - did not ask who theywere. They were not unfriendly, gave no warnings, just asked

questions. He noted that they left in a black 1953 Cadillac -that is, a 14-year-old model: the number, when checked, was foundnot yet to have been issued, proving that whatever or whoever hisvisitors were, they were more than likely impostors of some sort.A week later, Richardson received a second visit from twoDIFFERENT man, who arrived in a current model Dodge. They woreblack suits and were dark complexioned: although one spoke

perfect English, the other had an accent, and Richardson feltthere was something vaguely foreign about them. At first theyseemed to be trying to persuade him that he had not in fact hitanything at all, but they asked for the piece of metal. When hetold them it had been passed to APRO for analysis, theythreatened him with the following words: "If you want your wifeto stay as pretty as she is, then you'd better get the metalback."The existence of the metal was known only to Richardson and





his wife, and two senior members of APRO; presumably the only waythe strangers could have learned about it's existence would be bytapping either his or APRO's telephone. There was no clearconnection between the two pairs of visitors: but what both had

in common was access to information that was not freely andpublicly available. And it may be that this is the key to theMIB mystery.In September of 1976, a 58-year-old doctor and 'hypnotist'by the name of Dr. Herbert Hopkins, was acting as a consultant inthe investigation of an alleged UFO teleportation case in Maine.

One evening, when his wife and children had gone out, leaving himalone, the telephone rang and a man identifying himself as vice-president of the New Jersey UFO Research Organization asked if hemight visit Dr. Hopkins to discuss the case. Dr. Hopkinsagreed - at the time it seemed the natural thing to do. He wentto the back door to switch on the light so that his visitor couldfind his way from the parking lot, and saw the man already

climbing the porch steps. "I saw no car, and even if he did havea car, he could not have possibly gotten to my house that quicklyfrom ANY phone," he told his colleagues later on.But at the time he felt no particular surprise as headmitted his visitor. The man was dressed in a black suit, withblack hat, tie and shoes, and a white shirt: Hopkins later

recalled: "I thought, he looks like an undertaker." His clotheswere immaculate: suit unwrinkled, trousers sharply creased. Whenhe took off his hat he revealed himself as being completelyhairless, not only bald but without eyebrows or eyelashes.According to Dr. Hopkins, not only was his visitor void ofhair, but his skin was dead white, and his lips were bright red.In the course of their conversation he brushed his lips with hisgrey suede gloves, and the doctor was astonished to see that hislips were smeared and the gloves were stained with lipstick!





It was only afterwards, however, that Dr. Hopkins reflectedon the strangeness of his visitor's appearance and behavior. Atthe time of the visit Hopkins sat discussing the case in a normalmanner. When Dr. Hopkins had given his account, his visitor

stated that his host had two coins in his pocket, which wasindeed the case. He asked the Dr. to put one of the coins in hishand: he did so. The stranger asked Dr. Hopkins to watch thecoin, not himself: as he watched, the coin seemed to go out offocus, and then gradually vanished. "Neither you nor anyone elseon this plane will ever see that coin again," the visitor toldhim.

An interesting parallel to this can be found in GaryKinder's book 'LIGHT YEARS' (Morgan Entekin Books., AtlanticMonthly Press., N.Y. 1987). kinder describes alleged UFOcontactee Eduard 'Billy' Meier who claimed to have been visitedby human like beings now resident in the Pleiades. Meierattempted to make a coin disappear in front of several witnesses,

a 'trick' that was apparently taught to him by one of his cosmicvisitants. Placing the coin in his hand, Meier went into atrance-like state and after staring at the coin for some time hewent into shock, started convulsing, and nearly lost his life asa result. The object did not disappear, but was incredibly hot.Apparently Meier was attempting to open himself up toelectromagnetic forces and channel these through his body in such

a way as to make the coin phase-out into another branch of theelectromagnetic spectrum. However as one can plainly see what heattempted to do almost destroyed him, bringing up the idea thatthere are certain forces and energies which man was not meant tointerfere with, not only for his own good but for the good ofothers. This might be likened to a child playing around inside anuclear generating plant, wondering what buttons to push and soon. The government in it's ignorance has on occasionexperimented with unknown forces, uncertain of what their





tamperings might produce. Some of the scientists on theManhattan project to develop the atomic bomb were praying thatthe first test explosion would not cause a chain-reactionigniting the entire atmosphere of the planet. In other words,

they did not know exactly what was going to happen. In a similarmanner the lesser publicized yet no less important 'PhiladelphiaExperiment' (mentioned elsewhere in these files) producedhorrifying after-effects which the scientists could not havepredicted. Such are the dangers which may result when createdbeings attempt to 'play god' by manipulating energies which the

Creator alone fully understands.As for Mr. Hopkins' strange visitor, after talking a whilelonger on the topic of UFO's he noticed that the Man In Black'sspeech was slowing down. The 'man' (or who or whatever he was)rose unsteadily to his feet and said, very slowly, "My energy isrunning low - must go now - goodbye." He walked falteringly tothe door, and descended the outside steps uncertainly, one at a

time. Dr. Hopkins saw a bright light shining in the driveway,bluish-white and distinctly brighter than a normal car lamp; atthe time, however, he assumed it must be the stranger's caralthough he neither saw nor heard it.Later, when Dr. Hopkins' family had returned, they examinedthe driveway and found marks that could not have been made by a

car because they were in the center of the driveway, where thewheels could not have been. By the next day, even though thedriveway had not been used in the meantime, the marks hadvanished.Dr. Hopkins was very much shaken by the visit, particularlywhen he reflected on the extraordinary character of thestranger's conduct. Not surprisingly, he was so scared that hewillingly complied with his visitor's instruction to erase thetapes and the hypnotic sessions he was conducting with regard to





his current case, and to have nothing further to do with thecase.Strange incidents continued to occur both in Dr. Hopkins'household and in that of his oldest son. He concluded that there

was some connection with the extraordinary visit by the man inblack, but he never heard from the visitor again. As for the'New Jersey UFO Organization', no such institution exists.When Dr. Hopkins' wife and children came home after hispeculiar visit, they found him severely shaken, with the houselights blazing, seated at a table upon which he had placed a gun.They confirmed the marks on the driveway, and a series of

disturbances on the telephone that seemed to commence immediatelyafter the visit. So it would seem that some real event occurred,although it's nature remains mysteriously uncertain.The concrete or factual nature of the phenomenon wasaccepted by the U.S. Air Force, who were concerned that personspassing themselves off as USAF personnel should be visiting UFO

witnesses. In February of 1967 Colonel George P. Freeman, aPentagon spokesman for the USAF's Project Blue Book, told UFOinvestigator John Keel, who had personal friends andacquaintances in the Pentagon, the following in the course of aninterview:"...Mysterious men dressed in Air Force uniforms or bearingimpressive credentials from government agencies have been

'silencing' UFO witnesses. We have checked a number of thesecases, and these men are not connected with the Air Force in anyway. We haven't been able to find out anything about these men.By posing as Air Force officers and government agents they arecommitting a federal offense. We would sure like to catch one.Unfortunately the trail is always too cold by the time we hearabout these cases. But we're still trying."On September 24, only a few days after Dr. Hopkins had hisfrightening encounter with the MIB, his daughter-in-law Maureen





received a telephone call from a man who claimed to know herhusband John, and asked if he and a companion could come andvisit them.John met the man at a local fast-food restaurant, and

brought him home with his companion, a woman. Both appeared tobe in their mid-thirties; they wore curiously old-fashionedclothes. The woman looked particularly odd, her breasts were setlow, and when she stood up, it seemed that there was somethingwrong with the way that her legs joined onto her hips. Bothstrangers walked with very short steps, leaning forward as

though frightened of falling.They accepted Coca-Colas, but did not so much as taste them.The strangers sat awkwardly together on the couch as the manasked a number of detailed personal questions: Did John andMaureen watch television much? What did they read? And what didthey talk about? All the while, the man was pawing and fondlingthe female companion, asking John if this was all right and

whether he was doing it correctly.John left the room for a moment, and the man tried topersuade Maureen to set next to him on the couch. He also askedher 'how she was made' - and whether she had any nude photographsof herself.Shortly afterwards, the woman stood up and announced that

she wanted to leave. The man also stood, but made no move to go.He was between the woman and the door, and it seemed that theonly way she could get to the door was by walking a straightline, directly through him. Finally the woman turned to John andasked, 'Please move him; I can't move him myself.' Then,suddenly, the man left, followed by the woman, both walking instraight lines. They did not even say goodbye. If these twowere 'human', they were of such a divergent nature frommainstream humanity that it was necessary for them to 'imitate'





our human behavior to some extent. There are other possibilitieshowever, one being that a 'manufactured form', somewhat human-like, was utilized. This might explain some of the strangeaspects of the encounter.

Peter Brookesmith, in his volume 'THE ALIEN WORLD', givessome additional details on the MIB phenomena, and the peculiarcharacteristics often observed in the strange visitants:"...One curious recurrent feature of MIB reports is theineptitude of the visitors. Time and again they are describedas incompetent: if they ARE impersonating human beings, theydon't do it very well; they arouse their victim's suspicions by

improbable behavior, by the way they look or talk, by theirignorance as much as by their knowledge. Of course it could bethat the only ones who are spotted as impostors are those who arenot good at their job: and so there may be many more MIB casesthat we never learn about simply because the visitorssuccessfully convince their victims that there is nothing

suspicious about the visit, or that they will do best to keepquiet about it."A feature of a great many MIB visits is the instruction tothe witness not to say anything about the visit, and to ceaseall activity concerning the case: clearly, we know of these casesonly because such instructions have been disobeyed. Curiously,however, no terrible retribution follows, although violence is

frequently threatened if the witness does not comply withinstructions. Canadian UFO witness Carmen Cuneo, in 1976, wastold by a mysterious visitor to stop repeating his story andgoing further into his case, or he would be visited by three menin black. 'I said, "What's that supposed to mean?" "Well," hesaid, "I could make it hot for you...It may cost you certaininjury."' A year earlier, Mexican witness Carlos de Los Santoswas stopped on his way to a television interview by not one buttwo black limousines, and one of the occupants - dressed in a





black suit and 'Scandinavian' in appearance - told him, 'Look,boy, if you value your life and your family's too, don't talk anymore about this sighting of yours.'"However, there is no reliable instance of such threats ever

having been carried out..."Not only UFO witnesses, but certain well-known investigatorsthemselves have allegedly had encounters with these cosmic'secret service' agents. John Keel, for instance, claimed that:"...on a number of occasions I actually saw the phantom Cadillacsas advertised, complete with sinister-looking Oriental-like

passengers in black suits."

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Mr. Brookesmith makes a few more observations based on theover-all phenomena of MIB encounters, and that such visits tendto vary slightly from case to case, but moreso in the conclusionsdrawn by other investigators:"...At one extreme we find contactee Woodrow Derenbergerinsisting that the 'two men dressed entirely in black' who triedto silence him were emissaries of the Mafia: at the other end,





theorist David Tansley suggests they are psychic entities,representatives of the dark forces, seeking to prevent the spreadof true knowledge. More matter-of-factly Dominick Lucchesi (whoby the way claimed to have had contacts with a human pilot of a

instrument-laden UFO from an underground subtropolis called'Kabara Khoom', below South America), one of Albert Bender'sfriends, held that they emanated from some unknown civilization,possibly underground, in a remote area of Earth - the Amazon, theGobi Desert or the Himalayas."But there is one feature that is common to virtually all

MIB reports, that any theory must account for, and that perhapscontains the key to the problem. This is the possession, by theMIBs, of information that they should not have been able to comeby - information that was restricted, not released to the press,known perhaps to a few investigators and officials but not to thepublic, and sometimes not even to them. One person who DOESpossess that knowledge is the person visited. In other words,

the MIBs and their victim share knowledge that perhaps nobodyelse possesses (there are also possible indications that someUFO witnesses who have had later visits from 'Men In Black' mayhave been taken aboard the craft, only to have their memories ofthe events erased or suppressed through some form of technosis- Branton). Add to this the fact that in almost every case the

MIBs appear to the witness when he or she is alone - in Dr.Hopkins' case, for example, the visitor took care to call whenthe wife and children were away from home, and established thisfact by telephone beforehand. The implication has to be thatsome kind of paranormal link connects the MIBs and the personsvisited."To this must be added other features of the phenomena thatare not easily reconciled with everyday reality. These notoriousblack cars, for instance: where are they, when they are not





visiting witnesses? Where are they garaged, serviced? Do theynever get involved in breakdowns or accidents? Can it be thatthey materialize from some other plane of existence when they areneeded?"

Another investigator, Ramona Clark, related the account in'THE TRUTH ABOUT THE MEN IN BLACK' of another investigator whowas confronted by three MIBs on 3 July, 1969. "On the window ofthe car in which they were riding was the symbol connected withthem and their visitations. This symbol had a profoundpsychological impact upon this man. I never encountered suchabsolute fear in a human being." (Could this have been the 'eye

in the triangle' symbol which, according to John Keel, is asymbol sometimes used by the 'Men In Black'?)That first meeting with the MIB was followed by constantharassment. There were mysterious telephone calls; the man'shouse was searched. He began to hear voices and see strangeshapes. "Black Cadillacs roamed the street in front of his home,

and followed him everywhere he went. Once he and his family werealmost forced into an accident by an oncoming Cadillac.Nightmares concerning MIBs plagued his sleep. It becameimpossible for him to rest, his work suffered and he was scaredof losing his job."On one occasion a friend confirmed that, while they talked,there was a strange-looking man walking back and forth in front

of the house. The man was tall, seemed about 55 years old - andwas dressed entirely in black.In the early 1980's Australian 'contactee' Colin BoydCameron told of a strange encounter with the MIB just outside ofSydney. One afternoon he observed two aerial lights, one reddishand one bright white, flying in formation. The red lightseparated and landed in a remote wooded area near a golf course just outside of the city. Cameron made his way towards the areaand eventually noticed a large black automobile near the site.





Apparently from his description a large 7 ft. tall 'dark' entityemerged from the reddish craft and joined two 'men in black' inthe large automobile. The two men seemed human, but the creaturethat entered the car seemed to be physical yet strangely

quasiphysical at the same time, and Cameron could only sensedarkness and evil emanating from the creature. The 'men' noticedthat they had been spotted, and pointed a rod-like object inCameron's direction at which point a wave of absolute terrorgripped him, which he tried to fight off. He heard or sensed thetwo men saying something about the being in the back seat, who

they referred to as "Samanah", and one of the men made a commentto the other that they should leave before he (Cameron) could geta close look at the creature, in which case they would be"finished" or something of the sort. They also said somethinglike "Throw the book at him!", referring to Cameron, before theyleft.The entities left in the car, yet Colin could still make out

the brighter light hovering in the sky in the distance. A suddeninvisible beam or ray from this craft apparently fell on Cameronand the craft communicated to Cameron through the beam. It"told" him they it was an "Ashtar Command" craft and that itwould protect him from the other negative craft. If this weretruly the case then why was the "Ashtar" craft allowed to follow

the reddish object, which did nothing to prevent pursuit?Colin Cameron later learned that one of the highest-rankingmembers of an international Satanic cult lived in that very city,and he heard through the grapevine that the very night of hisencounter, at midnight, a secret satanic mass was performedsomewhere in the city, and that the date and time of the masscorresponded with the numbers "666".Cameron's communication link with the so-called "Ashtar"craft continued and the entities on board the craft began feeding





Mr. Cameron with all sorts of "cosmic" information, much of itvery much directed towards his ego. Eventually Mr. Cameron wasconvinced that he was "King David the holy spirit" reincarnated,and that he was to be a future god-king overseeing the "crystal

chandelier" movement which involved never-ending copulationbetween King Cameron and countless cosmic high-priestesses andout of this a race of gods would be born to rule the universe.This would certainly be a devastatingly seductive promise to anyman's ego, however the human ego when faced with such egocentricpromises often accepts them regardless of whether they have anybasis in fact or not. Promises which seduce the human ego have

been extremely effective as weapons when utilized by the enemy ofmen's souls. For instance many Muslims are told that if they goout and kill an unbelieving infidel or two, or are 'martyred'while trying to do so - regardless of the innocence of the victim- they will spend eternity in some imaginary sex gardensurrounded by a harem of beautiful women. Such fallen

motivations sent many Japanese Kamikaze pilots to a useless deathduring World War II. Unfortunately, many of the fallen rulers ofthis world know the power in seducing the ego of their followersthrough "religious" manipulation, in order to motivate them tocarry out their desires such as conquering other nations and soon. In Colin Cameron's case it appears that such strategies areutilized by other-worldly despots as well, and from this fact we

can deduce that the so-called "Ashtar" craft which uneventfullyaccompanied the red craft, was merely a "decoy". Maybe in asense the Men In Black did succeed in "throwing the book" at him.Further details on the strange nature and activities of theMan In Black can be found in Ivan T. Sanderson's book 'UNINVITEDVISITORS' (London, Neville Spearman. 1969):"The new type of 'visitor'--almost invariably dressed inblack--was alleged to spend the entire interview askingpenetrating questions, refusing to answer any himself, giving





out not one iota of information. These MIB posed in all mannerof guises, all the way from FBI or CIA agents and militarypersonnel to insurance brokers or electric power or phoneinspectors. Since impersonating an officer is a grave offense,

local police forces, state police, and newsmen naturally soughtboth information and guidance from the proper authorities. Notonly did all such proper authorities emphatically deny havingprompted any such cloak-and-dagger interviews but, I am told,expressed themselves as being seriously concerned about thesereports.

"I recently received a firsthand report from an old friend--John A. Keel--who until last year was as skeptical a news hound asI have known. In substance, this was a detailed account of aprolonged investigation of a UFO sighting witnessed by twofamilies. Both families are solid, and both were previouslyskeptical of UFO's. In due course, a most extraordinary person,almost seven feet tall, with a small head, dead white skin,

enormous frame but pipe-stem limbs, turned up after dark on acold blustery night on the doorstep of one of these families. Heannounced that he was an insurance agent searching for a certaingentleman who had the same name as the head of the house, becausethat man might have inherited a great deal of money. This weirdindividual just appeared out of the night wearing a strange new

hat with a visor and only a light jacket. He flashed anofficial-looking card on entry, but put it away immediately.Later, when he removed his jacket, he disclosed an official-looking golden shield on his shirt which he instantly coveredwith his hand and removed."He requested exactly forty minutes in which to ask somequestions. This was granted, and he proceeded to use up exactlythirty of these minutes with some penetrating questions aboutscars on the father's chest, and other details that were not





known even to some of the rest of the family. He then got up toleave but spent ten minutes giving the astonished people a longand rambling conundrum. He asked the people to try and solve hisriddle. Then he left. However, the eldest daughter had become

greatly intrigued by this individual during his 'interrogation'because his tight pants had ridden up his skinny legs and she hadseen a green wire issuing from his sock and going up his pant'sleg, INTO his flesh at two points which were bridged over withabout an inch of dark scar tissue. As a result, she ducked outof the back of the house and observed the person's exit. Therewas no yard lights and it was a dark night, but the girl was able

to see a large black car and it drove off, STILL WITHOUT LIGHTS."The next day, the head of the family, a prominent localbusinessman and still a profound skeptic, was called to the phoneand a female voice told him flatly and rather curtly that theyhad found the man (of the same name) they were looking for inCalifornia, and then hung up. Not once during the

'interrogation' were UFO's mentioned nor the family's experienceswith them. However, the other family who had witnessed the UFOwas also contacted by phone in a long series of most strange, andin some ways ridiculous manner."In his book, 'OPERATION TROJAN HORSE', John Keel himselfdescribes his own investigations of the MIB phenomena in a waywhich seems to suggest that we are at least in part dealing with

the 'secret service' agents of some hidden society which is veryintent on protecting it's 'national security', perhaps asubterranean society of oriental-appearing people. This mayexplain SOME, though perhaps not all, of the 'Men In Black'reports. If we were dealing with an extra planetary society itmight not make sense for such people to go to such great lengthsto protect their domain. Here is some of what Mr. Keeldiscovered during his years of investigation:"...Mystery men appeared in flap areas and warned, even





threatened, witnesses into silence. Some of these men appearedin Air Force uniforms, and when fragments of these storiesreached the cultists, they howled even more about 'suppression ofthe truth.'

"I have investigated many of these cases myself, and Iquickly discovered, to my amazement, that these 'Air ForceOfficers' all looked alike. They were slight, olive-skinned menwith Oriental eyes and high cheekbones. Some witnesses said theylooked like Italians; others thought they were Burmese or (Far-eastern) 'Indian'. I reported this to the Pentagon and found

that other cases had been turning up, and that militaryintelligence, AND EVEN THE FBI, were involved in investigatingsome of them. Early in 1967, I published a newspaper feature onthese Air Force impersonators, and it was reprinted around theworld."'Three "men in black" have repeatedly driven up to thehomes of witnesses in their shiny black Cadillacs to frighten the

people into silence. In nearly every case, these men have beendescribed as short, dark-skinned Orientals. For years many ofthe UFO cultists have believed that the government was tappingtheir phones and censoring their mail (much UFO mail seems to goastray). Recently New York's District Attorney Frank Hoganrevealed that it takes six men to maintain a full surveillance on

a single phone. Phone tapping is a very expensive procedure, andwe can seriously question the need or justification for the AirForce and CIA maintaining taps on the phones of teen-agers andlittle old ladies involved in UFO research. But if the phenomenaitself is electromagnetic in nature, it might be able tomanipulate our telephone systems just as it seems to manipulateautomobile ignition systems."The real truth is that the UFO cultists have been playedfor suckers for years, not by the government, but by the





phenomenon. Mischievous, even malicious rumors and nonsense havebeen passed on to them through the contactees, and they haveaccepted this rubbish as fact... Situations have been engineeredby the phenomena to make the UFO cultists suspicious of the

government and of one another. The in-fighting between thevarious groups deserves special study by itself. Many cultistsare living in genuine terror. Some no longer trust their ownfamilies. Several have suffered nervous breakdowns."...By early 1967," Keel continues, "I had decided that theevidence for the extraterrestrial origin was purelycircumstantial, and I began to hint in print that perhaps a more

complex situation was involved. To my astonishment, my rejectionof the outer-space hypothesis focused the wrath and suspicion ofthe UFO cultists on me. Rumors were circulated nationwide that Iwas a CIA agent. Later, contactees began to whisper to local UFOinvestigators that the real John Keel had been kidnapped by aflying saucer and that a cunning android who looked just like me

had been substituted in my place. Incredible though it maysound, this was taken very seriously, and later even some of mymore rational correspondents admitted that they carefullycompared the signatures on my current letters with the prerumorletters they had received..."There are some indications that the 'Men In Black' areactually emissaries of a high-tech 'secret society' existing in

some deep recess of the planet, who closely monitor and attemptto manipulate conditions in the outer world. Whether they arepart of the ancient 'serpent cult' described by William Cooper,which he alleges is the power working behind the Illuminati, orwhether the 'Men In Black' hail from some other unknown source isa matter of debate.

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