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Best selling book reveals new evidence on UFO’s

A new best-selling book claims to have new evidence of Area 51 based on testimonies from military and government officials.

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For the second time this year, a journalist has published a best-selling novel based on extraterrestrial activity. This is quite an anomaly as the subject of the unexplained does not usually produce best sellers. Perhaps Oprah reccomended them?  The first was written by a journalist named Annie Jacobsen’s  (who appeared on the Daily Show) entitled book Area 51: An Uncensored History of America’s Top Secret Military Base. The dominant claim of her book was that the infamous 1947 Roswell crash in Area 51 was really a spy plane sent by the Russian leader Joseph Stalin. The weird part is the book claims the ship was piloted by “alien-like children” created by Nazi doctor Josef Mengele. Mengele’s intention was to create an American panic about a possible alien invasion. Putting aside the fact that this theory has the Nazis and Russians working together, skeptics and believers alike did not support the book… Evidently after they bought it.

The latest book UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record was written by a journalist named Leslie Kean’s. Her book has gained more mainstream popularity and is based more on fact and interviews. While Jacobsens book Area 51 is based more on the authors theory and a phantom witness, Keans novel is told through government officials and documented evidence:

Kean told Discovery News, is that “I’m trying to be very straightforward as a journalist, laying out what we know based on the official records. Also, many of the chapters were written by other people [including generals and former Arizona governor Fife Symington], and [former White House chief of staff] John Podesta wrote the foreword….They’re not just taking my word for it, the reader gets to actually read what these authorities have to say in their own words.”

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The book delves into more UFO cases then just the Area 51 mystery including the famous Belgian UFO photo. Shortly after the release of the book the Belgian mystery was solved thanks in part to the books research.

It’s a famous photo taken April 4, 1990, by a man known only as “Patrick” in the Belgian town of Petit-Rechain. Patrick and a female friend noticed a strange aircraft with four lights hovering in the sky above her home. He took a photo which has been called “one of the most convincing” pieces of evidence for the existence of UFOs.
The photo turned out to be a hoax and we can only hope more mysteries are debunked thanks to investigative journalist like Kean. Her book also claims to have new, secret government files documenting facts about Area 51. Let’s hope the big secret isn’t that they were actually Oompa Loompas sent by Fidel Castro from his nuclear chocolate factory.
Hmm…I smell another best seller!

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