Search results for query: imbrogno

Phil Imbrogno hasn't admitted/confessed.

I wondered if Phil Imbrogno would have been given a pass just because he appeared on a previous episode.

Talking about 'gems in charity shops' - when absolutely not expecting to find any UFO/paranormal themed book once while browsing in a charity shop I stumbled across an absolutely golden find. Golden because quite simply, few copies, I think, still exist of George Leonard's 'Someone Else is on...

...I've not read about the Hudson valley but I like your views on the book and would probably agree that the recanting may be accurate despite Imbrogno's shadyness. Maybe the lies were more a tactic to attain notoriety while at the same time fulfilling a desire to be taken seriously with...

...which was a good account of the Hudson Valley sustained flap of a few years, it's a shame that the revelations about the co-author, Phil Imbrogno, cannot but mar the authenticity. I have argued that even accepting Imbrogno's fake military claims and educational claims, his reporting of the...

...Do the next reader a solid, before returning to library, add a little card to the package with a warning. That is what I did with one of Imbrogno's book's when I was half way through it and did a little search on his name. I thought future readers of this subject should have the right to know...

I know Rosemary and I like her. We had extensive contact during the Phil Imbrogno implosion and I can tell you she was very deeply upset over his (Imbrogno's) lying and deception. At one point Rosemary wrote a book on among other things, vampires. She discussed the mythos etc. about the vampire...

...fall down on the job. Those of you who have followed The Paracast for a while recall the unfortunate case of the notorious Philip J. Imbrogno. He once even co-authored a book with the late J. Allen Hynek. Well, one of our friendly skeptics, Lance Moody, felt that Imbrogno was making maybe...

...doing a search for existing articles and creating a bulleted link list within your opening post. Here are a couple you can add: Butch Witkowski: https://www.theparacast.com/forum/threads/been-had-again.7795/ Phil Imbrogno...

...into right now. I have been on my computer for about 14 hours now... Christopher mentioned that Lance has somewhat of a sixth sense about Imbrogno and perhaps that was just a gut feeling that I had about Klass when I first read his book, not that he was lying about his credentials but instead...

Well ... to be fair, sometimes the devil is in the details. For example one of our skeptic named Lance Moody found that the credentials of a prominent author in ufology ( info here ) appear to have been fabricated. Klass pointed out that Walton had a history that made his story questionable (...

The Hudson Valley sightings are really interesting. If I recall correctly, the ultralight explanation also has some twists that involve pilots connected with the military. Of particular note is the absence of evidence for the so-called Stormville Flyers. I tried doing a search and all I found...

I agree with the above two posts. I am about half-way through reading 'Nightsiege' by Phil Imbrogno and J Allen Hynek. I realise there are huge problems now with Imbrogno but it's not in dispute that there was a long on-going UFO flap in the Hudson Valley area in the early 1980's and hopefully...

Wow ... he puts on a good show, sounds sincere. He never said anything bad about you, and his answers during the interview to some of the allegations against him seemed reasonable. I guess I better dig for some harder evidence. Thank you for the heads up. BTW: The missing persons in...

...had a thread here some time back on Witkowski. If I had time I would look for it but it is here. Decker PS Witkowski kind of reminds me of Phil Imbrogno trying to pass himself off as a Green Beret and SOG veteran. Must be some type of mental illness. Hmm, wonder if it is sumpin' in the water?

'Night Siege'. Yes I know Imbrogno co-wrote but so did Hynek and it is undoubtedly an important case. Like many others here, I have a strong wish to work my way through much of the classic UFO literature.

well let me see... a bit of Imbrogno, also Bill Cooper's Behold A Pale Horse, The Lear Hypothesis.. a dash of Meier's Plejaren Federation prophecies and then if I get through all that maybe some Hatcher-Childress "hairy dwarf" memoirs :oops:

...and a sterling flying record [for all I know, he does]. However, everyone - apparently - is so terrified of the mere possibility he's an Imbrogno they'd rather just close their eyes and ears and hope and wish with all their heart he's legit rather than spend the 5 minutes it would take to...

If you're that concerned about Richard Sauder, why don't you contact him directly and ask like a real investigator would? Or contact Dolan about the author he profiles on his website. You could call Dolan directly and ambush him live on his own podcast! Why don't you do that? Oh and why don't...

I can't. As I've said four times now he's made himself "Imbrogno-proof" through obfuscation and vagary, just like many noted ufologists. Please try to keep up. Thank you. [for point of ongoing clarification, I'm not accusing him of anything, only saying he has made verification of the details...