Kevin Randle and MUFON New Mexico State Director Dr. Don Burleson cover the 1952 Levelland multiple UFO sightings and EM effects, the June 1964 Socorro New Mexico UFO logo, and the April 1964 Holloman AFB alleged landing. Kevin pushes his view on the primacy of first-person, original witness testimony and documentation. Kevin also talks Roswell […]

Every once in a while it’s worthwhile to question your sources. Kevin Randle has a cautionary tale about forged documents, which raises the specter of the MJ-12 “documents” in Kevin’s mind. Just Why We Believe in Fake News asks the question: “Is believing in some of the sensationalist things we see actually quite a rational […]

Kevin Randle offers a status report on his past and current thinking about all things ufological, beyond what appears in his own UFO autobiography entitled Reflections Of A UFO Investigator, published by Anomalist Books. Kevin first complains that the UFO “field” is littered with crop circles, cattle mutilations, MJ-12, etc., all of which must be […]

Small from my perspective but it was in the distance, at least 500 ft possibly 1mile+. triangular and appeared to be just light.

Roswell researcher Tom Carey was part of the team touting the “Roswell Slides,” and he and Kevin Randle spend most of this interview examining what went wrong and what may be learned from this unfortunate episode. It’s a cautionary tale of wishes trumping discretion, and is worth hearing and then closing the book on that […]

We’ve often noted how the iconic UFO cases never seem to die, although those involved have expiration dates, as do we all. Kevin Randle relates his work into the December 1980 Rendlesham Forest events, and it seems clear from this article that the whole sordid brouhaha about Larry Warren’s story and participation should have been […]

If anyone alive is qualified to mull over what has become of the original Roswell mystery, it’s Kevin Randle. Kevin details his technical trouble; the–if no longer as narrowly focused, still creditable–job done by the town in commemorating the event and making money from it; and assorted “nuggets” of information and opinion on personalities and […]

Were this the 1960s, a popular song would already be out about the upcoming “invasion” of Area 51 by a supposed million zealots. In this day and age, it’s a wonder someone has not seized upon the proposed mass movement as an intelligence-planted “distraction” from the real news of late. Or maybe that conspiracy theory […]

Kevin Randle cuts through the weaknesses of a fact-grounded tv series that’s stretched to fill an allotted time slot to uncover some takeaways from its latest two episodes. He seems dead on about both installments, in particular when boring through what was presented to what wasn’t, ostensibly from fear of some kind of retribution. In […]

Another important figure in ufological history has passed. This time it is Robert J. Friend, head of the Air Force’s Project Blue Book from 1958 to 1963. Kevin Randle’s recent article Project Blue Book and Lt. Col. Robert Friend alerted us to the uplifting story of this great American hero and his role as a […]