Re: Review: West Virginia UFOs (from a native)
From: "WV Nana" <campbell@ufomind.com>
Date: Sun, 21 Dec 1997 22:15:50 -0800
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From: WV Nana
Via: Ndunlks@aol.com (Steven L Wilson Sr)
In a message dated 97-12-19 10:46:11 EST, Glen Campbell writes:
> If you're as snooty as us, you think of West Virginia as the
> land of moonshine, hillbillies and family feuds, and some of the
> witnesses look and sound like they match the stereotype
I am writing in regard to Glen Campbell's article about the WV
UFO book. I am featured in a chapter in the book and believe me,
what I said, happened. And fortunately, I always had other
witnesses with me.
And believe it or not, we have Interstates, new cars, lovely
homes and communities and our educations even surprise those who
are snotty enough to believe we live in a Moonshine lit world.
It's amazing the famous persons who came from here, actors,
comedians, physicist, and other higly educated fields.
I also have a column in the "American UFO Newsletter", owned and
edited by Bob Teets and his wife Cathy. I am a former State
Section Director and Field Investigator for MUFON and have done
exstensive investigations, many we have solved, many are still
unexplainable.
We are still seeing strange lights, phantom cars and even an
occasional large sighting, such as one that occured on the Ohio
River side of Parkersburg, WV.
The goal of Bob Teets with this book was not to prove the stories
valid but to let the reader make up his or own mind about ufology
after reading it.
The Clarksburg business man who claims so many encounters does
leave a lot of questions and disbelief open to any reader, myself
included.
Created: Dec 22, 1997
