Lon Strickler posts the first of a three-part series by Dr. Raymond A. (Cosmic Ray) Keller. Ray’s implying that some of the astonishingly large number of persons who go missing in the U.S. each year have extraterrestrial destinations, or at least associates. Whether the specific cases of Granger Taylor and the crew of an armed B-47 bomber possess any real evidence of ET mayhem or involvement is debatable, but they are interesting mysteries. So too are John Keel’s contacts with the Long Island contactees, as things take a turn with Special Cases–The Long Island File (84): Appell Wants a Baby. John gets a letter from the apparently befuddled head of the aliens/androids who are trying to save Earth from itself and other nasties. Apol/Appell seems at a loss for how to come to the point with his wishes for John and John’s closest contactee friend Jaye Paro. Worse yet, Apol’s having trouble with his own subordinate Agar, who is “acting like a big child” and talks back to him. Somehow this makes Apol seem almost, well, human. (WM)

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