Re: One of my favorite stories

On Jun 9, 1:49�am, "m...@sushi.com" <m...@sushi.com> wrote:

On Jun 8, 9:17�pm, "Lumpy" <lu...@digitalcartography.com> wrote:

Desert Shadow wrote:

Here is the 1997 story from the Las Vegas Sun about Jerry Freeman
hiking into the Nellis Range and almost reaching Papoose Mountain -the
supposed site of S4 of Bob Lazar fame!
http://theparadiserancharea51.blogspot.com/

It's always been one of my favorites as well.
There are, however, some inconsistancies.
There's a popular thread/belief that he
really didn't do the trip

Lumpy

How do you do that AM radio voice?
Doesn't matter. Nobody listens to AM anymore.

www.LumpyMusic.com


I listen to AM radio, but only for talk.

There is a paper on X band radar from Sandia used to detect movement
on the DOE ranges. I can dig up the title if need by. I don't know if
the system was ever installed. Sandia does many experimental products
that don't always make it to market. Note the Qualtron MIDS border
sensors used by Groom Lake was a Sandia project. Sandia has all sorts
of robot security projects.

Anyway, I was never sure either way about Jerry's story. The problem
with Freeman is some of his 49r stuff unrelated to this journey turned
out to be questionable. But being wrong about some 49er artifact
doesn't mean he never made the trip on the range.

Commercial X band motion detectors are pretty easy to detect with a
radar detector. Um, too easy. I never aimed one at the range, but it
wouldn't be a difficult experiment.


Glenn "The Desert Rat" has mentioned meeting Jerry twice to talk about
his trek.  Glenn also has mentioned there are diary entries that
detail the journey. Although any diary stuff could be made up.   I
wouldn't normally believe this type of story but this one has always
sounded legit to me.