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Well, I've already seen quite a few remarks on the net that the admission of the hoax is in fact the hoax, lol. So yeah, I'm sure those guys will demand that he reproduce it. For me it's a done deal: the pic is a fake. ---------- Post added at 04:27 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:58 PM...

Yeah, OK. It's the second picture then just as I thought from the beginning. I don't even know anything about that other picture. Don't know why that one site is claiming the picture is a still from a video.

Well, I'm glad you brought it up because I wasn't even aware there were two different photos and just assumed this story was talking about the one I knew of. That top pic, imo, looks like crap and if it's a fake big deal (Wouldn't it be ironic if the top one, despite being so much less striking...

That top one doesn't look like a real picture to me. I believe we're talking about the bottom picture. I don't even know what that top one is. Are these totally different photographs forwarded by different people or are they the same photograph with different enhancements? ---------- Post...

I don't have her book (Not in physical form anyway) but I know there's a chapter dedicated to the Belgium incident in there. I'd be surprised if she didn't include the picture.

I thought of Kean's book when I heard of this. Timing is pretty bad for her as it wasn't long ago she made a lot of the Belgium case (And I've made a lot of it too. Mentioned it a few times on this very board, in fact, as a pic I considered to be among the best). The fancy, and ultimately...

And exactly why would he say he hoaxed it if he didn't? That makes no sense at all. But it's an explanation I see all the time in a desperate attempt to hold onto one's belief system.

Turns out that one of the most famous UFO photographs of all time, the Belgian triangle, was a hoax. The photographer has now confessed to it. Some details: An unidentified flying object photographed high in the Belgian sky that puzzled even NASA scientists turns out to have been a fake made...

And basically on cue to prove my point it now turns out that one of the most famous UFO photographs of all time, the Belgium triangle of the late 80s/early 90s, is a fake. I just found out about it at UFO Updates. There's a thread there called Iconic Belgian UFO Claimed To Be A Hoax. This...

Can't remember for sure. Might have been Kevin Randle's blog. Think I also read some stuff about it at UFO Updates a while back.

Experience has taught us that even the best of cases can fall apart instantly and completely. Just a year or two ago Rendlesham seemed pretty impressive...now it's a steaming pile of poo. The Trindade photos were considered some of the best of all time. Now we know it's just a couple of...

I see nothing unusual or sinister about his request for funding. Outside of saucer boards and Star Trek conventions there is a real world out there, after all. And in that world it takes money to do things. Chances are 99 point as many 9s as you want to put afterward that it isn't a saucer...

I've had just two experiences with it that I can remember. Once as a kid and a shorter, less dramatic episode several months ago (Could have been longer ago than that. Can't precisely nail it down in my memory). The way it happened when I was a kid is that I was in bed and the room was dark...

I don't go around labeling everything as sleep paralysis. But since his account sounds EXACTLY like it why wouldn't I make that assumption?

Sounds like a classic example of sleep paralysis to me. Wikimedia Error

She's accepting the information while at the same time holding onto her belief system. I've been there, done that. Give her a few weeks to get over it and she'll be singing a tune that seems more appropriate to you. We are dealing with belief here, after all. UFOs and the paranormal is an...

I'm not saying she got it perfect. Not by a long shot. There's mistakes in what she said. I guess it just takes more than that to get me excited. This is UFOs, after all. If I got myself worked up every time someone had something to say that wasn't completely accurate I'd be totally off my...

I guess I'm missing the point here. I didn't think that what she wrote was that bad. Yes, she assumed he was using a made-up username but in the comments she says she found out that wasn't the case. Most of what I saw in that piece and in the responses (I admit I just skimmed the comments)...

Don't know if it's been mentioned or not but Lance has blogged about this: Saucers, Lies and Audio Tape - What the Hell Was That

Ghostly city mirages in China Ghostly mirage appears over river in Huanshan City, China | Mail Online I am astounded at how clear these are. The reflections look like they're really there. Especially watch the clips.