Primary Source Intelligence
Deep Dives
Long-form case analysis with source documents where reviewed. Historical narratives remain in the collection; audio and graphics appear when available.
One phenomenon, different questions
Mack, Jacobs, Hopkins, and Turner — how to read the abduction record
The main investigators did not share one method or one interpretation. A useful archive preserves those differences and asks what each source can actually establish.
The Tic Tac Evidence File
Testimony, imagery, and the measurements still needed
A close reading of the public evidence structure: what a witness can establish, what a recording can measure, and where the record needs more data.
Go Fast, Measured Carefully
Why an unidentified object can have an ordinary performance assessment
What the official analysis says, how apparent motion can mislead, and what a reproducible challenge to a case resolution should contain.
The Original Abduction
Betty & Barney Hill — the case that started it all
The 1961 Hill abduction is the foundational modern abduction case — the first to be documented under clinical hypnosis, investigated by a serious researcher, and covered by a major publisher. Every abduction report that followed was measured against theirs.
Into the Sky
Travis Walton — five days gone
Six men watched Travis Walton disappear into a beam of light. For five days, he was gone. What makes his case unique is not just his account — it's that six other men watched it happen and passed polygraph tests to prove it.
The Night the RAF Trembled
Rendlesham Forest — Britain's most documented military encounter
US Air Force personnel stationed at RAF Bentwaters encountered a landed craft over three consecutive nights in December 1980. The deputy base commander filed an official memo. Radiation was confirmed at the landing site. This is not a civilian sighting — it is a documented military incident with a paper trail.
Next Research Priorities
Phoenix Lights, Ariel School, Colares and Varginha: source review and exhibit inventories before further expansion.