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- ORTK BULLETIN #4 (Organizing on the Internet)
- By Ed Komarek 5/11/95
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- INTERNET:
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- Your ORTK internet organizers are hard at work. All we ask is
- that all you folks on our free membership and mailing list please be
- patient with us. We don't want to lose anybody. Because we are having
- to learn as we go along, we will be making mistakes. We are doing our
- best to protect privacy while at the same time allow for free and open
- exchanges. Our main membership list is in the process of being
- protected so that I and anybody else won't mail it out again--we hope.
- I really was lucky that the chunk of list in my computer was mailed out
- because last Monday the library computer here crashed my disk and
- everything on it was lost including the part of the mailing list I had.
- (I know I'm supposed to have a backup but we are still learning.) I
- lost maybe 15 members from last weekend so if you do not receive this
- in your email box, but see it posted someplace, please re-subscribe by
- emailing me Ed Komarek at: ekomarek@mail.public.lib.ga.us or subscribe
- directly to Laurent's listserve.
-
- I think you can now subscribe and unsubscribe directly on the
- listserve that Laurent has set up. We also have an ORTK awaiter
- address that Eric is handling. We will soon consolidate all the
- addresses together. We hope to do this after we get all the bugs in our
- mailing systems worked out. There is bound to be confusion until we
- get our membership and mailing list all in one place, either with the
- awaiter address or with the listserve. If you are getting double or
- triple mailings, let us know and we will try to work things out. Its
- quite possible with all the confusion that you might get dropped from
- the main list. If you go more than a week without getting a post it
- might be good to re-subscribe to Laurent's listserve. Check in with
- Laurent if you are having trouble. Remember, Ed here is still pretty
- computer illiterate.
-
- Included at the bottom of the Bulletin is a explanation from Laurent on
- what he has done with the listserve and how you can get on board.
- Hopefully, those of you that are more computer literate than the rest
- of us can work with him to perfect the system
-
- ORTK NEWSLETTER
-
- Dan Pinchas the editor of the ORTK Forum (our newsletter) reports that
- the ORTK Forum is now available to the regular membership and is on its way
- to Mark Hines our internet editor for posting at the internet site:
- http://www.duke.edu/~dpk/ortkinde.html The new newsletter is not there at
- the site yet but should be soon. New members that want more information on
- ORTK just click on the 1994 date on our internet page for the last
- newsletter. The best way to learn more about ORTK is to subscribe and we
- will send you our weekly bulletins to keep you up to date and informed.
- Thanks to Mark for editing this Bulletin #4.
-
- ALLEDGED ROSWELL ARCHIVAL FILM FOOTAGE
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- I have received some questions from our members as to what's going
- on. Here, thanks to Patricia, is some material. Notice that ORTK's John
- Holman was there. Lets hope that his friend, ORTK internet member
- Paul, can get us some more information.
-
- [condensed]
-
- From: chrisw@odyssey.ody.com (chrisw)
- Mr. Ray Santilli invited media and researchers to a showing of the
- Roswell film at the Museum of London, on 5th May 1995. Colin Andrews
- flew to London from his Connecticut home to attend, having been invited
- to an earlier private viewing of some of the material in January this
- year. Colin has just returned to his UK office from London and sent
- this report:
-
- The meeting started at 1.00 PM, in the lecture theatre. We arrived at
- 12.30 PM. Many familiar faces were there, some as follows:
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- George Wingfield
- Robert Irving
- Bob Kiviat (Fox/Paramount Films)
- Phillip Mantel (BUFORA)
- Michael Hesemann (Germany)
- Nick Pope (MOD - Ministry of Defence - UK Government)
- Carlton TV - UK
- BBC radio 1 - UK
- Daily Express UK
- NBC - USA
- Many other media
- Reg Presley (Troggs pop group and friend of Colin)
- Pete (Troggs)
- Ray Santilli (Film owner)
- Harry.... (Santilli's accountant)
- His office staff
- Researcher from Italy and Germany
- John Holman - UK
- Kent Jeofries - USA
- total approx. 100
-
- Everybody was frisked and NO cameras or recorders, etc. were allowed
- inside the theatre. The showing started at 5 mins. past one with no
- introduction; the lights were simply turned off. The film started by
- saying:
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- "The film you are about to see is taken from 16 mm original films on
- 3 minute-long canisters and was purchased from the person who filmed
- it. All copyright is with Merlin Communications Ltd."
-
- [Description of film:]
- At a table in a well-equipped [operating] theatre, two people in white
- outfits and hoods and visors over eyes (all-in-one suits) were
- inspecting the being. A third person was observing from behind a glass
- screen in the wall of the theatre; he/she was also wearing an outfit
- with a larger glass visor.
-
- One of the surgeons looked closely at the body and was gesturing where
- he/she would be cutting and pulling the legs apart inspecting the
- vagina. The female being had no breasts. It had five fingers and a
- thumb [6 digits] on each hand and RP says he counted six toes also (I
- could only see 5.) The ears were smaller than ours and located lower on
- the head than ours, level with the mouth. The head was larger
- (especially behind) and the eyes were larger, at least as big as golf
- balls. It had a small nose and small mouth, which was open. The body
- was very muscle-bound with very short, stocky legs and larger
- human-looking feet. The belly was very large and looked 8 month's
- pregnant, which it was not. The ears had the same major spiral trough
- as ours but was smooth and featureless above, more simple and basic
- than ours.
-
- The surgeon cut from below the neck/chin down to the vagina and I
- believe a tee-line outwards across the lower stomach. The chest and
- stomach were exposed and the heart removed and placed into a tray with
- other substances from around that immediate area. The lungs were
- removed from behind into another tray. The camera was handheld, and
- would on occasion move in close, losing focus in so doing. The flesh
- and attachments to the organs being removed were moving and responding
- to those actions in a very convincing manner -- as if real. There were
- small amounts of fluids running down the side of the body when the body
- was opened and organs removed. The colour of the liquid was dark and
- bloodlike. After the organs were cut out with a scalpel the surgeon cut
- a continuous line around the middle of the head and I think over the
- top, and peeled back the skin from rear to front over the eyes,
- revealing the scalp. He took a saw and cut across the head and removed
- the brain with other material and placed it into another tray. Before
- the brain procedure started the surgeon removed a black lens layer from
- each eye, revealing white eyes just like ours under it. The eyes had
- pupils like ours which were looking up into the head (as a deceased
- human would.)
-
- The single black layer of material was slightly disc-shaped to fit over
- the eye pupil. It was as if a filter lens/contact lens had been fitted
- into the eye. The right leg had a serious open wound, exposing the
- major bones from the lower part of the upper leg to middle calf area.
- The surgeon moved the leg, inspecting the joint.
-
- A large clock was on the wall to the side of the table and time I
- believe began at 10.30 and was seen again around 11.25. A wall-mounted
- telephone was visible, as were glass bottles and medical instruments.
-
- The body and procedures looked very authentic and in my opinion would
- have been hard to fake, but perhaps not impossible with current
- techniques.
-
- At the end of the film, the lights came on and with no comment people
- were expected to leave. I was talking with Nick Pope (MOD) when a large
- group gathered at the rear of the theatre around Ray Santilli and
- minders who were already saying he will not answer questions and [that]
- the photographer is 80 odd [years old] and does not want the questions
- and exposure.
-
- No other questions were answered and he was whisked out with the media
- and myself staying with him. I shook his hand earlier and he
- acknowledged me. I asked him as we all crowded around him, "Will you be
- seeing us in your office?" He said, "Yes, later." A TV interviewer
- said, "How am I supposed to interview you without being given access to
- any other material?"
-
- When I was interviewed by BBC radio 1 outside, they told me that BBC TV
- had purchased a small amount of film and would be showing it next
- month.
-
- It is believed that a major U.S. media company has made a bid. A fax
- bid was received on 3rd May from a group of Attornies in Washington
- representing an unnamed client (possibly U.S. Government) offering 1.8
- million dollars for all materials to be returned to the USA. Mr. Takano
- (CA contact in Japan) faxed me in USA thanking me for my help putting
- them in touch with Santilli and said Santilli was going to fly to Hong
- Kong on ... May to show them the film. Update to follow later. 6th May
- 1995 - Colin Andrews UK.
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- UPDATE ON THE LIST SERVE (Continued in 2/2)
- By Lawrence Levesque
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