The Hidden World

I noticed that coffee makes my complacency even worse, after the first pot of coffee I just don't want to do anything...other than brew three more.

Good point. It's always possible he went into a witness protection program. Just a bit odd that it would go this way instead of his just disappearing.

My wife thinks he was killed over gambling debt and that he used donation money to gamble.

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Thu May 16, 2019 12:14 am

He had a Spotmatic, and a telephoto lens fixed backwards.

This means he used a reversing ring that allowed his lens to be installed in reverse for close-up Macro shots. Interesting!

Aha! Luckily I keep WAR OVER LEMURIA on my bedside. I should have recognised the photo.

But i do recognise the camera, it's a Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic. Lens might be a Vivitar but it's really difficult to tell.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/117 ... rpe-shaver

Is there a larger version of this picture somewhere?



I would like to try and find out what camera he had.

Scrolling down this page:

http://fotocat.blogspot.com/2012_05_29_archive.html

You see a section about the Ronnie Hill case. I disagree with the CGI model they used to "debunk" the photo because as someone who knows cameras I know that a wide focal length would indeed make the UFO look farther away.

Ronnie Hill case:

http://www.theironskeptic.com/articles/ ... iehill.htm

I remember that photo. The cover of the book featured the Falkville Metal Man. https://www.cryptopia.us/site/2010/03/metal-man-of-falkville-alabama-usa/ "In Falkville, Alabama, on October 17,1973; a spaceship was spotted out on a field. When the authorities got involved, the chief, Jeff Greenhaw, di...

I used to love this book: premiere.jpg It translates to "First Investigations into Extraterrestrial Humanoids". I need to find a cheap used copy. Henry Durrant, the author, also had one called "Les Dossiers OVNI" (The UFO Dossiers). Not sure why he was never published in America. I just looked it up...