George Noory has a “You Can’t Make this Sort of Thing Up” kind of story about a man who stepped out of his car in Parkland, Washington, brandishing an AK-47 and a handgun. He intended to cause a commotion and media sensation, so his methamphetamine-tinged story about President Trump asking him to fight “the lizard people” would get publicized. Coast to Coast sees to that. But what to make of Canadian radio engineer Wilbert Smith, an important figure in early 1950s UFO history? Smith surprises article author Sean Casteel as one of the early contactees in Project Magnet “Exposed. This is a part-history, part “promo” for a new book compiled by Timothy Green Beckley from Smith’s writings and those of the late John Musgrave. Musgrave’s contribution is a Canadian CEIII catalogue; the book also contains “updated revelations” by the always-fun Grant Cameron. And lastly, John Keel continues to have his own 1967-style Contactee issues in Special Cases–The Long Island File (65): A New Set of Developments. It clearly seems that the ongoing association with the Long Island contactees and the supposed alien/androids was taking over John’s life and mind. (WM)

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