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How about some details....
Ok... but what about his....
Doesn't this seem a bit kooky? I mean...
Still, this seems kinda interesting - how about some more info?
He was a scientist who claims to have been employed between December 1988 and April 1989 to examine a captured flying saucer to try and reverse engineer the saucer's propulsion mechanism. He claims that there were nine different saucers at S-4, although he was only working on one of them.
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Area S-4 in the Nevada Test Site/Nellis Bombing and Gunnery Range. There are three S-4s in the Nevada Test Site. One is a nuclear reactor, one is an area just south of the Tonopah test range, and one called Papoose Dry Lake Bed, ten miles south of Area 51. It is the latter area that he claims to have worked in.
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He claims he was hired as a senior staff physicist at Area S-4, for what he was told was the United States Navy.
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Apparently, from a remote viewpoint he showed the craft being tested at S-4 to others who didn't have proper security clearances. He claims that after his employer found this out, personal information of his started 'disappearing'. Things such as birth certificates, past employer records etc. He was also in fear of his life at one moment in time.
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To quote Lazar: "I have two masters degrees; one's in physics; one's in electronics. I wrote my thesis on MHD, which is magnetohydrodynamics."
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From the Pre-Sentence Report, dated 7/27/90, for Lazar's pandering conviction:
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He claims to have been hired to be part of a "back engineering" team. Back engineering is the act of taking apart a finished product to find out what makes it tick. In this instance, their job was to back engineer a flying disc to see if it could be reproduced with earth materials. His specific job was to help back engineer the propulsion system
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To Quote Lazar: "22 people that I knew of, in the area that I worked in. How
extensive the rest of the facility was, I don't know."
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Yes, Saucers... More specifically, Lazar claims that there were at least nine different types housed at S-4. He worked only on one type. He dubbed this the 'Sports Model'. A scaled model of this craft is currently available from the Testors Corporation.
This has been an extremely difficult subject - Basically there is no physical
evidence to support Lazar's claims of receiving Masters degrees from MIT or Cal Tech.
Lazar did file for Chapter 7 (liquidation) bankruptcy in 1986.(6) This occurred approximately two years before going to work for the Navy at S-4.
Lazar apparently installed some computer equipment for a Las Vegas brothel at
some point in time. During an interview he announced this on television. Since prostitution is illegal in certain cities of Nevada (Las Vegas included), the brothel owners and Lazar were charged accordingly. The owners were charged with a misdemeanor while Lazar was charge with six felonies. He eventually plead guilty to pandering and the rest of charges were dropped. (4)
Currently, a plastic model kit of Lazar's 'Sport Model' is available from the Testors Model Corporation. Testors has also done other scaled replicas of 'black budget' models in the past.
A movie about Lazar and his claims is in the works.(8)
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He still lives in Las Vegas at the same house he had before, during,
and after the S4 events. (7)
He runs a photo processing lab for real estate appraisers and also has
a contract to repair alpha probes (alpha radiation detectors) for Los
Alamos National Laboratory. (7)
His story has been out there for 6 years now. He's cooperated in the past, but he feels there's not much more he can do. Focus is now turned to getting his story out to the general public. He feels a feature film release is the best way to reach the most people.(7)
Interested parties should contact the Area51 Research Center run by local resident and expert Glenn Campbell. He's more than willing to provide PUBLIC information.
Interested parties should contact: Tom Mahood (tmahood@netcom.com) for a FREE guide on how to see the Papoose Lake area.
For more information check out IUFOG - The Lazar Page