I was asked whether my four books (deep breath...UFO Contact? Looking at the Evidence for Alien Visitation...Unidentified - Identified: UFO Crashes & Alien Entity Encounters...Contact! Encounters With Extra Terrestrial Entities? and (I really should have gone for shorter, snappier titles!) Beyond UFO Contact: Aliens from Mind, Space and Time) was everything covered now -when it comes to CE3K/AE cases.
Not even by close. The quartet of books re-assesed cases, looked at theories and some explanations which should really prepare any one reading them for a life time of studying these reports.
The AOP Journal has featured some reports but I am looking at three shelves holding reports -some crammed full, The UK alone has 12 folder plu a large "Guide To" covering historical -2020. The United States has five folders and that is excluding "The Greys" reports. I can't even count how many reports there are.
For the UK there is the ongoing investigation to find out just what was going on in and around Buckfastleigh, Devon in 1978 and trying to get percipients/observers to come forward. Also, the "Sheppey Space Ape" case that I investigated -this included an RAF radar "uknown" at the same time, same area.
There is a great deal of work nd material never seen but without slaes of books or backing it is all going to be very slow to emerge if at all.
So, no. Not done by half.
