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This event was likely connected to the year-long Hudson Valley ufo wave described in the Hynek, Imbrogno book whose title I'm forgetting at the moment. (will link) The Hudson Valley sightings, causing numerous events in which cars pulled off the road to observe what was in the air, and reported...

I invite you to go back and listen to the April 3rd 2011 interview with Imbrogno. For me, it’s rather difficult to gauge someone’s research when they are known as a lying rascal. Edit: I was attempting to be non-biased, but in fact his lousy stories really sucked.

I wouldn’t be a bit surprised if there is some deep-seated emotional trauma lurking within Imbrogno’s mind. It most likely occurred during his Special Forces training while in the Green Berets. Or could it be that he slipped off stage while accepting his PhD in theoretical chemistry from MIT? It...

I think Imbrogno falsified his degrees just because he wanted to be well liked and more respected.

Yes, I fully understand that Imbrogno needs to step up in bringing his (A) game in order to match Basiagos. However, there is a line of demarcation for sanity, unless someone states that what they're relating is fiction. I see them as both in the same boat but to varying degrees. Then again it’s...

Imbrogno is perfectly sane compared to this guy, perhaps suffering a bit of a Willy Loman complex, but nothing close to the delusions and/or self-improvised claims of the DARPA time traveller indigo child.

...is just scratching the surface, I’m just going with RationalWiki on this one, (crazy pavement). Additionally, after unintentionally dragging Imbrogno into this thread, when compared side by side they seem to share a few of the same personality disorders, which may bring someone into providing...

Yeah, you’re right. Who knows, maybe they’re related?

No, I think you are talking about Imbrogno, a different con-man entirely. I don't think Basiago has ever appeared on the Paracast.

I'm interested in getting so called UFO outcasts like Phil Imbrogno back on to hear why he felt he had to lie to people about his tertiary qualifications? What he's doing now?

Admit it nameless; you're the guy who did the diploma and credentials work for Imbrogno, aren't you? That had us all fooled for 30 years, so good job, man! :p

...you give him credit for. I also heard on another related podcast a discussion about your own personal concerns regarding the release of the Imbrogno info, for his own welfare, and that it was not in fact your initial inclination to do so? Is that true or were people telling tales out of...

...where he was in charge of writing boiler-plated responses to claims of the paranormal in the media. Or that Gene and I decided to break the Imbrogno story after I confirmed it. I'll be interested in what Lance has to say about Stalking the Herd and all the "pretend" scientific reports and...

Jeff Davis replied to trainedobserver:

trainedobserver wanted to go back to the issue of Castañeda:

The prob with Imbragno, in my opinion, some of his experiences took place while stationed over seas. Then we came to find out he may not have been "stationed" anywhere during the timeperiod ref in his books. I'm not talking about making things up- as much as an investigator looking into other...

...of a paranormal claim being 98% B.S. yet containing some grain of truth? How could you tell? All I can think of is IMBRAGNO. Can anything Imbrogno ever said be taken as "truthful?" I don't think so. Professional liars can't be trusted to tell you what time it is or even if the sun is shining...

...with the help of Don Ecker of Dark Matters Radio and some of our regular listeners, we revealed that long-time UFO researcher Philip Imbrogno was not who he claimed to be. His educational background, which listed degrees from MIT, was bogus. His military record was also fabricated. While...

...Planck scale to exist, all notable models have shown, (to current knowledge), as infeasible, or nonexistent. Also, (whilst pondering the “Imbrogno Effect”**), in the US, when someone is seeking gainful employment, they usually fill out what is commonly known as an employment application...

...to provide some clarification. I can't be an honest person and maintain that we should throw out the research of other liars like say, Phil Imbrogno, and then give this guy a pass just because he shares my POV, a lie is a lie and if he'll lie about that what else is he lying about? Unless...