How did a little boy from upstate New York become the 20th century’s leading anomalist? Plenty happened to Keel before Point Pleasant, West Virginia and Louis Proud dishes the biographical details, outlining Keel’s career with the pulps, and capturing the moment when John tumbled down the rabbit hole. Rather than clambering his way out in […]
Are there certain days of the year where folks are naturally inclined towards greatness? Loren Coleman knows the score, knowing his fluency with the twilight language and synchronicities. He notes a set of queer correspondences between John Keel and Craig Woolheater. Despite an intensive Google search campaign, totalling a whole five minutes, we were unable […]
Looking through the correspondence of John Keel, Doug Skinner wonders if the son of the novelist Manly Wade Wellman may not be responsible for a Man In Black encounter. In Some Ideas About Digging, Billy Cox wonders why we still allow the dead WWII crowd who made the original classification decisions regarding UFO matters keep […]
Nick Redfern points out something that many admirers and critics of the late John Keel seem to have missed. Keel brought up the subject of “hybrid babies,â€� “black-eyed children,â€� and alleged alien-driven genetic experimentation long before Budd Hopkins and David Jacobs ever did. In 1967 Keel covered these topics in an article he wrote entitled […]
Pärnu Võrkpalliklubi Eesti meistriliiga finaali viinud peatreener Avo Keel tunnistas, et tänane poolfinaalmäng Selver Tallinnaga oli seeria kõige kergem. "Täna oli tunne, et vastane ootas seeria lõppu. Täna olid nad hambutud. Avamängus, mille me võitsime …
This is BIG. An article in the new issue of Soldier of Fortune magazine reveals that in 1966 there were special operations forces near Point Pleasant, West Virginia, testing high-altitude, low-opening (HALO) parachuting for use in Vietnam, and that the jumpers used luminous paint to be seen during the tests. The writer of this barn-burner, Harold […]
Mit seinen Forschungen und Publikationen brachte er neue Impulse in die UFO-Forschung. In seinem Buch “Our Haunted Planet” (1971) entwickelte er die Theorie der “Ultrairdischen” (als Gegenpart zur Theorie der Außerirdischen). Diese Besucher waren …
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