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SPECIAL COLLECTOR'S EDITION, BOOK 2: The Supplemental Investigation Report
by Wendelle Stevens
The Supplementary Investigation Report goes even further than The Preliminary Investigation Report. Wendelle Stevens recounts many previously unpublished and mysterious details of the investigation and of Meier's life and adventures. Stevens reports the ongoing observation of Meier and the investigators, by intelligence agencies from various countries, who knew the team's every move and destination and routinely picked them up overseas and interrogated them. He reports how they also copied Meier's UFO photos before releasing the investigators! While the "official" position has been to ignore or dismiss the Meier case as a hoax, the truth is that the case was (and still is) taken very seriously at the highest levels of intelligence.
A five-page letter to Stevens, from a former U.S. intelligence agent, reveals the inner workings of the intelligence community and their acknowledgment of the Meier case's authenticity. This agent's understanding of the political and religious implications of the reality of UFOs, and the Meier case, rings true even today.
This additional 500+ pages of reporting by the investigators confirms that the evidence exceeds even the most remote possibility of a hoax. After more than 8 years of investigation, with no collaborators, finances or technology to perpetrate such a hoax available to the one-armed Meier, the Meier case certainly stands as not only the most important, validated UFO case but also the most important story in human history.
This ebook contains the entire 542 pages of the original Supplementary Investigation Report, first published in 1989. It also contains several dozen clear color photos, of up to four UFOs at a time, taken by Meier. (The original book, now an out of print collector's item, when it can be found, sells for over $200.)
These downloadable ebooks save you an additional $14 over getting them sent to you on CD!http://www.scubbly.com/item/7340/
SPECIAL COLLECTOR'S EDITION, BOOK 2: The Supplemental Investigation Report
by Wendelle Stevens
The Supplementary Investigation Report goes even further than The Preliminary Investigation Report. Wendelle Stevens recounts many previously unpublished and mysterious details of the investigation and of Meier's life and adventures. Stevens reports the ongoing observation of Meier and the investigators, by intelligence agencies from various countries, who knew the team's every move and destination and routinely picked them up overseas and interrogated them. He reports how they also copied Meier's UFO photos before releasing the investigators! While the "official" position has been to ignore or dismiss the Meier case as a hoax, the truth is that the case was (and still is) taken very seriously at the highest levels of intelligence.
A five-page letter to Stevens, from a former U.S. intelligence agent, reveals the inner workings of the intelligence community and their acknowledgment of the Meier case's authenticity. This agent's understanding of the political and religious implications of the reality of UFOs, and the Meier case, rings true even today.
This additional 500+ pages of reporting by the investigators confirms that the evidence exceeds even the most remote possibility of a hoax. After more than 8 years of investigation, with no collaborators, finances or technology to perpetrate such a hoax available to the one-armed Meier, the Meier case certainly stands as not only the most important, validated UFO case but also the most important story in human history.
This ebook contains the entire 542 pages of the original Supplementary Investigation Report, first published in 1989. It also contains several dozen clear color photos, of up to four UFOs at a time, taken by Meier. (The original book, now an out of print collector's item, when it can be found, sells for over $200.)
These downloadable ebooks save you an additional $14 over getting them sent to you on CD!
Francisco Villate
Great Book. It has lot of photos and good information.
The pages of the book are sorted in the wrong order, and 5 pages are either missed of unreadable. It might be hard to read.
