Early contactees uniformly reported meetings with ETs looking in their physical prime–even if the space buddies were hundreds of years old. Hakan Blomqvist takes contacteeism more seriously than do most ufologists and argues such stories not be rejected out of hand. Unattractive is a good word to describe John Keel’s life at the time of A Letter from Coral Lorenzen, May 24, 1966. The missive contains just about the most uniformly bad string of luck one could imagine happening to the Lorenzens, which Coral uses at least partly to get John to realize he himself isn’t in such a bad state. A humorous side to John’s current predicament is featured in A Letter to June Larson, May 26, 1966. This message reflects the chaotic surfeit of UFO sightings and tales of that year, an embarrassment of riches that threatens to send John to the Poor House. (WM)

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