“Riots, racism, and viruses, all from 1968” are contained in the last letter John Keel site manager Doug Skinner will post from the Keel/Catoe correspondence. A first-person account of the background difficult times through which they, and some of us, lived–and perspective perhaps for coping with our present experience. Regarding that last, Al Mercy (1) […]

John Keel siteminder Doug Skinner posts more of journalist/ufologist/jack of all trades John Keel’s late 1960s correspondence with Library of Congress bibliographer Lynn Catoe. This first offering provides perspective to the doings of the University of Colorado UFO Project (“Condon Committee”). (A major account of this important and ill-starred aspect of ufology is available in […]

John Keel site-minder Doug Skinner offers more insights into the life and times–and mind–of the controversial author. In this first offering, John tells Library of Congress UFO bibliographer Lynn Catoe to “Keep your cool…The worst is yet to come.” We also learn what “mongering” is, and find it still has application. A Letter from Lynn […]

“Unfortunately, my key witnesses have an unpleasant habit of dying suddenly, disappearing, or going berserk.” Thus John Keel in a strange and scary letter to government bibliographer Lynn Catoe. John Keel site manager Doug Skinner produces this detailed and surprising missive involving many topics, including Keel’s colleague researchers and “silent contactees.” Hakan Blomqvist speaks of […]

We’re glad John Keel’s admonitions to Library of Congress bibliographer Lynn Catoe about getting involved in the UFO “business” didn’t deter her from doing her job! As Keel site-manager Doug Skinner notes, there are a lot of “interesting bits in this letter.” Well, in A Letter from Lynn Catoe, December 8, 1967 we have Catoe’s […]