UFO believers: "Smoking gun" found

[VtaGeezer]

I call it not smoking but a pile of steaming BS.  Alien autopsy deja vu.  I remember the same "film stock authenticated to 1947 by Kodak" malarkey from the alien autopsy movie hype.  Jeez, that was almost 20 years ago!

http://www.wtop.com/?nid=41&sid=3741410&pid=0&page=1

[wr250]

so how long before it hits coast and snooron asks "is it a portal?"

[Uncle Duke]

I call it not smoking but a pile of steaming BS.  Alien autopsy deja vu.  I remember the same "film stock authenticated to 1947 by Kodak" malarkey from the alien autopsy movie hype.  Jeez, that was almost 20 years ago!

http://www.wtop.com/?nid=41&sid=3741410&pid=0&page=1

The comments are more entertaining than the article itself, a few of them are even about UFOs.  But yeah, agree completely about Kodak and the film stock.  One of the first Art Bell programs I heard back in the day was his "alien autopsy" interview with a film expert with dubious sounding CIA connections.

[Kelt]

so how long before it hits coast and snooron asks "is it a portal?"

"There's no question about that"

[FightTheFuture]

"There's no question about that"

"There's definitely something going on"

[Juan]

It's interesting that the Kodak expert was not named.  The film stock can be dated - there's a code on the edge of the film, and the code is readily available.  I even have it.  Kodachrome processing has not been available anywhere in the world for a couple of years, so the slides would have to have been processed some time ago.  This is not a process that someone could do at home - and never was.  It was always a commercial product.

[The Neverender]

Yeah I just heard that old program on shoutcast last week or so, looked up the guest(name escapes me at the moment) but the photography expert that was interviewed by art was convicted of murder. Killed a model during a BDSM photo shoot... Kept taking pictures even after the person was dead...

Damn it why can't I think of his name...

[b_dubb]

The comments are more entertaining than the article itself, a few of them are even about UFOs.  But yeah, agree completely about Kodak and the film stock.  One of the first Art Bell programs I heard back in the day was his "alien autopsy" interview with a film expert with dubious sounding CIA connections.

Isn't everyone with "CIA connections" pretty dubious?  Except for like ... ohhhhhh ... George HW Bush and Leon Panetta types.  When I BRIEFLY lived in Columbia, SC I worked at a print shop (that shall remain unnamed) and dude who supposedly had "CIA connections" would have the computer services people respond to emails and scan stuff for him.  I have to think that if you retired from the CIA you could probably handle the rigorous demands of Hotmail and Canon scanners.  I did two things for that joker: 1) Jack and 2) Shit. 

Robert David Steele is another clown with "CIA connections".  I doubt there's anything about his "bio" that's true. 

[paladin1991]

so how long before it hits coast and snooron asks "is it a portal?"

Let's be fair, he might say, " It has to be a doorway to beyond!"

[paladin1991]

Yeah I just heard that old program on shoutcast last week or so, looked up the guest(name escapes me at the moment) but the photography expert that was interviewed by art was convicted of murder. Killed a model during a BDSM photo shoot... Kept taking pictures even after the person was dead...

Damn it why can't I think of his name...

MMMMM, Falkie?

[DanTSX]

MMMMM, Falkie?

To the top right corner this should go!

[Juan]

Bob Shell

[VtaGeezer]

Bob Shell

Holy cow, he used to change the oil in my cars!  Oh wait...that was Bob's Shell.