UFO Sightings by Kevin D. Randle

Name: UFO Sightings and Alien Visitations (Facts and Falsehoods)
BOOK REVIEW
Author: Kevin D. Randle
Publisher: Visible Ink
Price: $24.95
Overviewed by Paul Dale Roberts, Jazma Online Forum
Comments: Mr. Randle hooks you right into this book when he mentions how early man witnessed strange beings arriving from the heavens. Early man described it the best way that he can, by saying they came by flaming swords, shields, chariots, etc. The extraterrestrials were described as angels, gods, demons or devils. Mr. Randle mentions on how alien visitation is looked upon by some, as being ridiculous. The information seems to be suppressed. Why is that? Mr. Randle in this book seems to have the answers. In the section “A World of Alien Encounters”, the author looks on how we focus on UFO sightings here in the USA, but seem to forget the phenomena is all over the world. The author also mentions how Erich von Daniken popularized the idea of gods as alien visitors with his book Chariot of the Gods. People seem to forget that Erich was not the first one to suggest that our gods may have been extraterrestrials. Erich was a decade behind others who suggested this idea, like Brinsley Le Poer Trench, a British Earl. This earl traveled to many of these archaeological sites and did his own investigation. In this book, there are many photos and drawings. A lot of eye-candy for the Ufologist in training. I highly enjoyed the section about how some aliens look like they are wearing diving suits and some kind of breathing apparatus. With this book, you will be very intrigued when you get to the section on bodies, crashes and retrievals.

You will learn about Dick Hall, Ufologist for NICAP and the Fund of UFO Research. Dick met a lieutenant colonel that saw the bodies of 4 alien beings at Langley Air Force Base from a crash that occurred near White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. You will find reports from reputable people who have witnessed a UFO. Case example from this book: Herchel Fueston, a patrolman for Noblesville, Indiana, reported a cigar-shaped object just before midnight. When he turned his spotlight on it, it began moving to the southwest as it brightened. It flew over the Morse Reservoir and hovered briefly. Fueston reported a row of windows, but couldn’t see anything through them. Finally the UFO descended to treetop level and disappeared. You will find the legendary Rendlesham Forest story in this book. I really enjoyed looking at the sketches and drawings of the entities that witnesses drew. Under hypnosis, Pat Roach (witness) produced a drawing of what she said the alien creatures looked like. Looking at the sketch, the alien seems to be wearing a helmet, some kind of uniform, some kind of belt that crosses his torso, a unique belt that goes around his waist. Some witnesses go through hell after reporting a sighting. Calvin Parker, an abductee had a hard time with life afterwards. With a teaser, you will also get the Varginha Incident. The Varginha Incident occurred in January 1996 in Varginha, Brazil. Local residents reported seeing a mysterious craft crash or maneuver oddly, followed by claims that the military and emergency services captured non-human creatures. Often called “Brazil’s Roswell”, the event remains a famous mix of intense witness claims and official military denials. Mr. Randle looks at deep space objects, hybrid offspring, the Roswell Incident, the Nimitz Encounter and a whole lot more. You won’t be disappointed! Kevin D. Randle’s book has a smorgasbord of UFO stories, reports and a case-by-case analysis! Simply outstanding!