Howard Blum is a former New York Times investigative journalist with a
book on Nazi-hunting and another on U.S. spy John Walker to his credit. He
starts out this book as a skeptic, using his contacts in U.S. intelligence
and plenty of shoe leather to try and get a handle on this UFO thing. One
section deals with the debate over the authenticity of the MJ-12 documents
-- a classified report of the 1948 recovery of a crashed UFO and four bodies.
UFO enthusiasts Bill Moore and Stanton Friedman defend the documents, Phil
Klass tries to debunk them, and even the FBI's counterintelligence team gets
stonewalled by the official secrecy. Blum comes away from this book feeling
that the government has something to hide.
ISBN 0-671-66260-0
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