UFOs & JFK: Part 1

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November 22 of this year marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, at Dealey Plaza, Dallas, Texas. It’s a place I know very well, as it’s only a short journey from where I live. One of the areas of controversy surrounding the assassination that is seldom discussed in a serious forum is that which posits a link between the event itself and the UFO controversy.

As fantastic as it may appear, there is a demonstrable body of evidence available that links numerous people to the JFK saga who were also allied to the UFO subject. More notably, nearly all of those people with connections to the JFK story were specifically linked with crashed-saucer accounts, rather than just the UFO subject in general.

It must be stressed that not all of the individuals in questions had personal and direct connections to the assassination itself – some were merely acquainted with the President, or had an awareness of his UFO links and interests. Several had backgrounds that were dubious, unclear, and filled with suspicious deaths.

Between now and November 22, it’s my intention to share with you – via a number of posts (you’ll note that this one is titled “Part 1″) – the huge amount of data I have uncovered on this very weird topic. We’ll start with the very odd saga of Maury Island. It all began on June 21, 1947, three days before what is widely regarded as the first modern UFO event – pilot Kenneth Arnold’s sighting of a number of elliptical shaped objects over Mt. Rainier, Washington State.

So the story goes, on the morning in question, a man named Harold Dahl, his son, and two still-unidentified individuals witnessed six, disc-shaped aircraft – one in the middle, wobbling in a strange fashion while the remaining objects surrounded it – flying in formation over Puget Sound, Tacoma at a height of around 2,000 feet. Dahl described the objects as being “shaped like doughnuts,” and with “five portholes on their sides.”

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