Recent content by Lisby

Deb--Hello again. I'm sorry that I did not contact you when this topic was first discussed. You had said was okay for me to at the time. I'm wondering if it would still be so. After all these years I am still completely fascinated with what happened and I do get to the UK yearly, who so knows...

Deb--first off, let me say that I am thrilled to have heard from you and I'd like to contact you off this board if that is okay. Full disclosure: I am a journalist, but any correspondence would be strictly off the record. I think that you and Ken may want to rethink not taking David up on the...

I would be thrilled if it was possible. Absolutely thrilled.

I've undergone hypnosis before as part of a past life study and I don't trust it enough to give me anything I'd be able to firmly state is not fantasy.:frown:

I'd written this up for something else awhile back: This is an unexplained event that happened to me in Scotland in 1989, and possibly to a British Army officer sometime between 1938 and 1945.:confused: I was staying at a B&B in Inverness, a city in the Scottish Highlands. The house was...

This is slightly edited version of the report I filed with Brian Vike and Peter Davenport about a year or so ago: I think that this happened in the spring/summer of 1982. It might have been 1983, but I am pretty sure that I had just completed my first year of college and I have a vague memory...

I don't know that either of these two thought they were the reincarnation of Cecil Rhodes, however...:) Lisby

Hey, Gene, do let me know if you get an answer from him. Lisby

You're missing the point that this book wasn't promoted to Gene or the public as fiction. It's being sold as reality and a new and important part of the Roswell case. It's not until you buy it that you realize what you've bought. Which, I might add, is exactly what happens to people who buy into...

Scientology *is* science fiction--a "religion" (pyramid scheme) founded by a 1950s sci-fi writer. And not a good one at that. Hey--Gene and David--thanks for the shout out on last week's show. I feel quite warm and fizzy--I mean fuzzy. :) Lisby

I've heard of this device, but I haven't worked with it. I can tell you that I own a minibox, which works wonderfully, as well as a real Frank's box, which does as well.

Yes, I found them very convincing. I am not an qualified expert in Tudor dialect, but I know enough to know it had the ring of reality. There was nothing that said "fake." I don't regard the case as a poltergeist case, but as one of the kind of alternate reality high strangeness of other...

I own a copy of the book. My original was lent out and never returned, so I spent $40 to get a new one.:mad: I was heavily involved in EVP/ITC research (still am) when the book was released. I'm also a historian with a lifelong enthusiasm for this particular era--Henry VIII's reign. I was...

I have to suppose that the reason this story has been concocted and let loose is to form some sort of link of credibility between the Roswell story and Scientology's creation myth. It would not have been the weirdest thing that the cult has done by a long shot, but... If Spencer is truly not...

Sorry to reply to my own post, but...:redface: I've continued reading, and I am utterly sure that the author of this text was involved in Scientology. The "engineer" that is mentioned in the postscript by the purported nurse (page 151) who was the reincarnation of Cecil Rhodes, is...