Les "diapositives de Roswell"

Gilles F. a écrit:Mais toujours pas de photos !

Folks...bogus information from Richard Reynolds...and from anonymous.
He is threading a tale to create whole cloth...but there are too many whole's in Mr. Reynolds tale.
Anthony Bragalia

Well then... Kevin's statement is simply not accurate, and I am extremely disappointed in him. I consider my hands untied and will have much more to say soon.

Gilles F. a écrit:Lire également un nouveau billet de Paul Kimball :
Death of a Dream... by self-inflicted wounds
http://redstarfilms.blogspot.ca/2013/10/death-of-dream-by-self-inflicted-wounds.html

Invité a écrit:Kevin Randle revient sur cette histoire de diapositives, avec un titre, qui laisse la porte ouverte à plein de spéculations... On en sait un peu mieux ou plus sur ce qui a motivé la création de cette DreamTeam - la réalisation du livre ultime sur l'affaire ? -. La Saga des diapositives met-elle fin à ce projet ? Dunno.
Death of a Dream
http://kevinrandle.blogspot.com/2013/10/death-of-dream.html

Lire également un nouveau billet de Paul Kimball :
Death of a Dream... by self-inflicted wounds
http://redstarfilms.blogspot.ca/2013/10/death-of-dream-by-self-inflicted-wounds.html

The Phantom a écrit:Quelques news sur l'affaire des diapositives (je suis à nouveau pour le possible débat TV là).

Tom Carey (entre autres) : "we believe the cadaver has been embalmed " (Nous pensons que le cadavre a été embaumé)

Tom Carey (entre autres) : "we believe the cadaver has been embalmed " (Nous pensons que le cadavre a été embaumé)

Even learned people such as French skeptic Gilles Fernandes, PhD and Christopher Allen (CDA) of the UK chimed in by insisting that the slides cannot be real.

The Phantom a écrit:Oui ! Bien vu.
De toute façon, les diapositives seraient en couleurs.
Ce qui je pense va être marrant (prédiction), c'est que quand elles seront rendues public et à l'heure d'internet, un Sam ou un Dupont ou Dupond, un Geek, etc. va peut-être les identifier pour ce qu'elles sont, si elles datent bien de 1947 ===> Mummies, Musée de Médecine, cabinet de curiosités, etc.

Bragalia a écrit:This writer (Anthony Bragalia) has been cyber-attacked several times in an effort to learn more about Kodachrome slides confirmed to have been taken in 1947. The slides depict a humanoid creature resembling alien beings reported to have crashed near Roswell that year. An associate of Richard Reynolds (of the “RRR Group” and long-running blog UFO Iconoclasts, now UFO Conjectures) named Ross Evans worked with a skilled hacker in an attempt to steal the slides that were erroneously believed to be stored in my computer system. Collaborating with the hacker, Evans began to exploit information derived from my stolen emails, including contacting scientists and witnesses associated with the slides investigation, as well as other researchers who may know something about them. Reynolds –working with Evans- even published the names of these witnesses and scientists online until a demand letter was issued to delete them.

RICHARD REYNOLDS IMPLICATED IN CYBER-CRIME

Earlier this month a formal criminal grievance was filed by me against Reynolds and Evans with the FBI’s Internet Complaint Center. It is hoped that an investigation will be launched by the agency with charges brought against them to include the impersonation of an FBI agent. If arrested and convicted, penalties for such crimes could include fines and imprisonment. Copies of the complaint have been placed with several UFO researchers to verify this filing, including with author Kevin Randle.

Informed of my concerns about the hacking and theft, Reynolds has vindictively deleted all 50+ articles written over five years by me that have appeared on his blogs.

The Phantom a écrit:Hello,

Quelques news à propos des diapositives.

Elles seront présentées le 5 mai prochain à Mexico City... Comme "je" m'y attendais, Maussan est impliqué dans ce grand show! Edgar Mitchell aussi...

Quel chouette endroit et quel bel ambassadeur pour une découverte scientifique d'une telle magnitude, non ? -sic-

The Phantom a écrit:
Vivement un expert en tératologie

One of the first places I took the slides was the Mutter Museum. Their head of public relations saw them and spent an hour with me. He showed me some specimens (even some things in the back not on display) that he thought might explain what was in the pictures. I left understanding that the human body is capable of stunning things. But I didn't see anything resembling whats in the slides. For what it's worth.