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On this edition of Sightings, Mexico City 1991,

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the location for the largest mass UFO sighting in history.

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Hundreds of thousands of people went to the streets of Mexico.

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This was a massive phenomenon.

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Now the visitors are back.

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If they are here, now they are telling us it's possible to travel through the stars.

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Then in 1953, a CIA LSD experiment went terribly wrong.

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He went through the window.

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Suicide or murder, forensic scientists and psychic investigators

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try to uncover the truth.

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Plus, scientists are about to create a real-life Jurassic Park.

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This is dangerous technology.

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Later, do identical twins share a bond that transcends death?

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I had a tremendous jolt.

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And I knew it was my twin.

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And this woman believes we can see the world through our pet's eyes.

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We're born with the ability to communicate telepathically with animals.

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Welcome to Sightings. I'm Tim White.

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Last year, Sightings brought you exclusive videotape of the largest mass UFO sighting in history.

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Wave after wave of unidentified flying objects were sighted by thousands of eyewitnesses in Mexico City.

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A sightings investigative team has been keeping tabs on the Mexico sightings

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and report that they are not only continuing, but they are growing in frequency.

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In 1991, thousands of citizens in Mexico City looked to the heavens.

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Astronomers from around the world brought high-powered telescopes.

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Many people had video cameras.

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They were there to see the last full solar eclipse for three centuries.

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But as day turned to night, there was something else in the twilight sky.

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UFOs. Lots of them.

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Recorded at the same time by different people from locations throughout central Mexico.

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Mass sightings on this scale are rare,

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and ufologists describe the event as a flap.

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One journalist who witnessed the original mass sighting

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has spearheaded a continuing effort to understand what exactly is going on.

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Jaime Musson, Mexico's most respected television reporter and host of Mexico's version of 60 Minutes,

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is the guiding force behind a project to collate, archive and study this flap.

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From the day of the eclipse of July 11, 1981,

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we have had the most incredible flap that has ever been recorded or kept as evidence.

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A police officer caught one view of a suspected craft

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from a surveillance camera set up to capture drug traffickers.

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And this daylight video footage was taken by a Catholic priest

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who believes the Bible supports the possibility of extraterrestrial life forms.

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Christ speaks of his kingdom, not being of this world, that his angels helped him.

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We are so small, and the universe is something so big

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that we cannot begin to understand all that is out there.

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Why Mexico City? Why 1991?

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Some researchers found what they believed to be an answer in Mexico's ancient Maya culture.

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Pyramids south of Mexico City have given rise to the theory that these structures,

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built with extraordinary technical sophistication,

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were actually built with the assistance of an advanced extraterrestrial race.

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Were these pyramids built with a mysterious purpose in mind

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that has somehow beckoned extraterrestrial visitors back to the region centuries after the Maya civilization vanished?

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And then there is the astronomical calendar devised by the Maya centuries ago.

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Some archaeologists believe that the calendar accurately predicted the solar eclipse of 1991

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and has also made predictions about UFO visitations.

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The July 11 eclipse that we witnessed was forecasted thousands of years ago

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on the code of dressed in eclipse table of the Mayan civilization.

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The Maya referred to the periods between eclipses as suns.

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These suns last up to 500 years.

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The fifth sun ended on the eclipse of July 11.

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It was predicted in some form like the era of the new enlightenment.

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The sixth sun is the return to the epic of enlightenment.

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Could the continuing Mexico City flap be a harbinger of the enlightenment predicted in the Maya calendar?

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Are the UFOs that have continued to appear almost daily since 1991 trying to send us a message?

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Hundreds of amateur videotapes have been shot in the search for that message.

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It was an object that was flying overhead at a low altitude in the area which I live.

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It was an object in the form, shall we say, of a top.

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It was suspended over a tower.

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It was revolving around.

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It stopped spinning and began to move across.

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It hid itself behind a building.

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I looked at this guy and there were some bubbles.

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To me it looked like a pearl.

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So I shot it with my camera.

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In taping I observed through the lens that it split or separated.

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There is a concerted effort in both civilian and academic circles to get to the bottom of the UFO mystery.

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At El Grupo Sol, a Mexico City University, courses are taught in computer analysis of supposed UFO film and video.

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Videotapes have been pouring into the university since the project was first announced.

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Amateur videographers have formed clubs to compare notes and courses are offered on the proper techniques for videotaping UFOs.

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While most of the videotapes collected so far offer only quick, tantalizing glimpses of suspicious objects,

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a few are worthy of serious consideration.

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On January 1st, 1993, several metallic-looking orbs were captured on tape.

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Just in front of me, approximately 1500 feet,

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I was looking to an object that I have never seen before.

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I can tell you that was not normal. It was suspended in the air.

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It was moving just all the way to the sides, up and down, and left and right,

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in the same place for almost 15 minutes.

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Manuel Los Cano was not the only person who witnessed the unusual New Year's Day event in 1993.

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Thousands, I would say, hundreds of thousands of people went to the streets of Mexico,

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and all of them looked at very strange things.

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This was a massive phenomenon.

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Then it's very difficult for the scientists or for the skeptics

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to try to say no or try to invent any kind of tale around this.

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It means now that we don't think the same way we did three or four years ago.

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And that's very important. If you really want to see what is going up there,

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you have to have an open mind, otherwise you won't see that.

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I believe that American people should learn from this experience.

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I think that if you start looking to the sky with an open mind,

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you are going to see things that you never expected before.

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The Mexico City UFOs have been front-page news in Mexico

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since the mass sightings began in 1991.

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But strangely, a computer search here could not find a single article

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about the phenomenon in any American publication.

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More on this suspicious discrepancy when sightings continues.

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Next, our Mexico City investigation continues,

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and some believe the visitors have come with a message.

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Here we saw something flashing or strobing occasionally.

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What is flying over Mexico City?

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Even the most skeptical of experts sightings interviewed

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agrees that the UFOs are manufactured craft with an independent propulsion system.

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What is in dispute is who is manufacturing them,

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and who is flying them.

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The largest mass sighting anywhere in the world

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occurred over Mexico City on New Year's Day, 1993.

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Television and newspaper reporters couldn't chalk this one up to historical coups.

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We went to the building next door in order to take the lights

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that all the people were watching.

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There were journalists and cameramen.

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First, there was one object, and then two.

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With that crucial event on January 1,

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journalists throughout Mexico went from reporters to eyewitnesses.

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La Prensa is Mexico City's second largest daily newspaper.

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Reporter Geno Biba Ortiz's account of the New Year's flap was front-page news.

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I arrived at the editorial room around 3.30 in the afternoon.

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When we began to notice a commotion among the people in the streets,

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the people were coming out of their homes,

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all the automobiles were stopping,

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and everybody was looking up the sky.

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A long time ago, there was disbelief.

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I think I'm on the media professionals, or journalists.

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But now, with so many occurrences, we believe,

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and we accept things the way they are.

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Photos, videos, people's comments...

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They have shown us that something more exists, right?

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Not just us.

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While the ongoing UFO sightings are headline news in Mexico City,

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they remain virtually unreported in the American media.

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Are we missing a rare opportunity to learn about long-term UFO sightings?

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Why are journalists here so nonchalant about the Mexico flap?

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Sightings brought several of the Mexican videotapes to a video engineer in Nevada.

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He uses the same image analysis computer used by the Department of Defense

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to enhance raw satellite data.

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Because of the sensitive nature of his work, he is asked to remain anonymous.

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His analysis of the tapes revealed startling details

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that Mexican investigators had not previously seen.

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Initially, we took some time to look at a blow-up,

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an enlargement of the object that everybody sees in the motion video,

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and happened to see a flash of light down in this area of the screen.

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We went down there and enlarged it,

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and we see something here that doesn't seem to follow the general geometry of the image.

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There seemed to be another spot right in here.

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This area in here was flashing or strobing occasionally.

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And here we saw, again, something that didn't seem to be sensible with the rest of the image.

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It's pretty much not anything that we can readily identify as an existing aircraft or helicopter.

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Why are reporters in the United States disinterested in the largest continuing mass sighting in recorded history?

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Why do they treat it suspect tens of thousands of eyewitnesses and over 1,500 videotapes?

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If you want to be really truthful and you believe this is real, you have to tell it.

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It doesn't matter if it's risky. It doesn't matter if they are going to tell you that you are crazy.

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It doesn't matter if you lose your credibility, if you are acting as an honest man.

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As the Mike Wallace of Mexico, Jaime Muson has reason to be concerned about his credibility,

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but the mass sightings Muson has witnessed fuel his passion.

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And many people was afraid when I started presenting this, if I was going to lose my credibility.

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I am an investigator. My duty is to investigate and my duty is to do it for the benefit of the people.

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If you have the courage and you believe in it and it's true, you will be supported by people.

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And to do that is very risky and I know that's why many of my partners probably in the United States don't do that.

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On balance, Muson and his colleagues throughout Mexico have not reported alien abductions,

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extraterrestrials disguised as DEA agents or intergalactic ultimatums.

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They are simply reporting what they are seeing and what they believe they will continue to see for years to come.

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If they are here, we will be there tomorrow.

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They are proving with their presence here that it's possible to travel through the stars.

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It's the only reason science hasn't accept the presence of these beings here

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because we don't know how to travel these tremendous distances in the stars or in the universe between the galaxies.

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But if they are here, now they are telling us, hey, take it easy, take it easy.

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It's possible to travel through the stars and it's all that matters at this moment.

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Since this latest report was completed, Sightings has been contacted by a commercial airline pilot

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who claims that he was involved in an ear-miss between his DC-9 and a UFO.

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We'll bring you his complete story on an upcoming program.

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Coming up, do identical twins share a unique bond in life and death?

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I knew it was my twin and his spirit rose up from me and my spirit wanted to go with him.

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Identical twins share a unique biological bond and life studies of identical twins

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have shown that they can also share a unique psychic bond.

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But what happens when one twin dies?

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Is the psychic bond between identical twins so strong that it can reach out from the grave?

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They have shared the same parents, the same egg, the same genetic makeup.

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So is it possible that identical twins can also in some supernatural way share the same soul?

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When I walked in the room two of the nurses said, oh my God, and start crying.

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Because we were identical in every way.

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And when I saw her lay in there, it was like half my life was laying there.

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They are called twinless twins, the remaining half of a whole separated only by death.

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Because they came into the world together because they were of the same developmental stage

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and shared so many life history events from infancy onward,

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it becomes a very, very special loss and birthdays used to be very happy occasions now become days of mourning.

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And many twinless twins report that although death has severed the physical bond they shared,

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a psychic bond leaves on beyond the grave.

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I was up on a power pole and I wasn't touching any energized conductors,

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but all of a sudden I had the most tremendous jolt went through my body as if I had taken electric shock.

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And I knew it wasn't me because I wasn't touching anything energized, but I knew it was my twin.

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I didn't want to believe it, but I knew it was someone.

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His spirit rose up from me and my spirit wanted to go with him.

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Dr. Raymond Bryant lost his twin, Robert, early in life.

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After years of struggling to understand the supernatural connection he felt with his deceased twin,

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Dr. Bryant started a support group for other twinless twins.

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Unequivocally, no doubt in my mind that I experienced a factor or an element of death myself when my twin died.

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And one half of me is dead.

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And so one half of me lives right here where you see me in this cloth.

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I sense his presence. He's with me.

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I've had other people die. My mom died. My dad died this last year.

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And I don't feel their presence with me.

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They're just gone.

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I'll always love them and I'll always be a part of my life,

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but it's not like their lives are, they're living on through me.

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And Kathy is.

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You know, you'll always miss someone you love when they die, but when you're a twin,

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that presence, that having her inside you goes on.

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Carrie Bettis lost her twin, Kathy, when they were only 23.

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They were very, very close. They shared everything together.

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They had their hopes and dreams of rearing their families together, being very close to one another and their children interacting.

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And then when this devastating experience happened, the auto accident,

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she had to go on and carry on, of course.

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They said that she was in critical condition. I just hurt.

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I just hurt all over. And all of a sudden it was gone.

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I felt fine and I felt such a relief.

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And then the doctor came out and said that she died. And I knew the minute she died,

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I knew the minute she was not in pain anymore.

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For 11 long years, Carrie has suffered the loss of Kathy.

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I think about her every minute of every day. She's just a part of me.

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I attempted suicide.

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Kathy's accident, her car hit the back of a semi truck.

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thinking I'm going to hit the back of this truck too.

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but can also speak with them directly.

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Well, they were very close. Sometimes it almost frightening how close we were.

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Bobby, it's just a box going down in the grill.

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I'm still here right behind you.

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I knew physically he was gone, but mentally he wasn't gone.

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He's staying here with me.

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but the twins themselves counter that grief cannot explain the supernatural encounters they routinely experience.

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When I look in the mirror, I really have some question, is that me or is that Robert?

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Every time I look in the mirror, I see Ronald, I start talking.

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and it was more my reflection looking back.

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He's interested in hearing from other surviving identical twins who believe that they have had after death communication.

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I definitely do not believe Frank Olson committed suicide.

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I thought there was an altercation prior to his going out the window.

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LSD, three letters that conjure up an entire turbulent decade.

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But long before Timothy Leary told a generation of baby boomers to tune in, turn on, and drop out,

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the CIA was secretly dosing government employees with LSD.

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Did Frank Olson jump or was he pushed?

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through 1018A in New York City's Stettler Hotel.

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The unanswered questions about what happened in this room have plagued Olson's family for over 40 years.

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As far as I'm concerned, it was not a planned suicide.

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On a cold November night in 1953, Frank Olson, an army scientist and father of three,

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plunged 13 stories to his death from his room at the Stettler Hotel.

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For me it was catastrophic. I mean, there was nothing short of catastrophic.

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Frank Olson was only nine years old when his father died.

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He grew up never knowing what really happened.

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Frank Olson was a branch chief for the Army's Special Operations Division

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and their Biological Warfare Division at Forteatrick in Maryland.

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Marks learned a lot about Frank Olson.

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Frank Olson was very much a witting participant in the idea that you could disable individuals

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or kill individuals through the use of biological warfare,

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which means that he was a specialist in putting the plague into an aerosol can.

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was essential to national security.

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to test a new truth serum called LSD.

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they needed to find out how people would react to the drug

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if they didn't know they were getting the drug.

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where a small group of scientists associated with my father's research division

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were going to hold discussions together with these guys from the CIA.

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They gave everybody a drink of Quantro, which had LSD in it.

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and had a very bad experience with it.

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Olson became despondent, paranoid. He wanted out.

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they insisted that he go to New York City for a psychiatric evaluation.

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He called my mother, the first call that he'd made to her since he'd been in New York,

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and he said that he felt good and he was looking forward to coming back to Frederick the next day.

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She was very relieved because she thought he sounded fine.

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and his fatal fall through the frigid New York night?

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He kept looking at me and his mouth was moving and working, but nothing was coming out.

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He couldn't understand anything he was saying. It was like mumbling.

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But he was definitely trying to tell me something and he was looking straight at me.

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It's a night Pastore will never forget.

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A man was dead and the circumstances surrounding his death were extraordinary.

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A hotel operator told Pastore that just moments after Olson's death,

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a call had been placed from Olson's room and the operator had listened in.

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He said, well, he's gone and the fellow on the other end said, that's too bad.

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And they both hung up.

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Well, from the moment I heard that, I knew there was something terribly wrong.

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The CIA will not confirm the identity of the man in Olson's room that night,

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but Eric Olson believes he was a CIA agent who had a hand in his father's death.

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The police came in first.

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I followed them in and they're sitting in the commode with his head in his hands like that.

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And the police said, well, what happened?

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And he said, all I heard was a glass crash and he was gone.

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I don't remember anything else.

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He said, I'm sure he didn't say exactly what happened because they were in the middle of a cover up.

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22 years after his death in 1975, the CIA finally admitted that Frank Olson had been

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an unwitting participant in an LSD experiment.

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But they insisted that Olson's death had been a suicide.

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Eric Olson believes otherwise.

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Sightings offered the services of Kathleen Ray to see if she could provide any details

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about the crucial minutes before Olson's death.

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There were three steps they had to do in order to put your father in the condition to have him here in this room

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to where they could get your father out the window.

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Many of Ray's psychic impressions match the empirical research of Dr. James Starrs,

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a professor of law and forensic science at George Washington University.

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We're taking a flying run coming from across the room all the way through up to the window.

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You take a leap through, even if you cleared this top bar,

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wouldn't some part of your body, whatever part, have been snared by the glass?

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There is strong evidence of foul play.

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Starrs commissioned a computer model to graphically illustrate Frank Olson's last minutes.

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We were able to create an animation that shows the two scenarios involved in the death of Frank Olson.

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Michelle Sabre is a consultant for Engineering Automation Incorporated,

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a company which specializes in biomedical engineering.

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The process uses the basic laws of physics to recreate Frank Olson's fall.

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The animation that's on the left side of the screen illustrates the scenario involving a suicide.

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And the one to the right side of the screen shows a homicide.

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And in that photo, you can see an image of two people pushing Frank Olson out the window.

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there would have had to have been some kind of a running start or a run in conjunction with it

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because he had to clear a window sill that was 31 inches off the floor.

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This is a man who apparently with the shade drawn, the window down, literally flies through the air

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and by the luck of the drawer went through the window and the shade and managed to get through unimpeded.

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Because of his relentless research, Dr. Starrs gathered enough evidence to have the body of Frank Olson exhumed.

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When Dr. Starrs examined the skull, he found something the original autopsy had not mentioned.

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A stunning blow to the head by some person or instrument prior to exiting through the window.

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Was this significant wound simply overlooked during the original autopsy or was it omitted?

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According to Dr. Starrs, the injury could not have been caused by Olson's fall.

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If that were the case, there would have been a fracture of the underlying bone that we didn't have that.

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If someone had hit him in the head by a fist or thrown his head against a wall, that bump could have arisen in that fashion.

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Dr. Starrs considered the possibility that Frank Olson had suffered the blow to his head exiting the window,

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but after on-site study has ruled that out.

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He went through with his arms extended forward.

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Those arms clearly would have taken the brunt of the window and the shade before the rest of his body did.

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Kathleen Ray had no knowledge of Dr. Starrs' forensic evidence or the skull marks he had found when she made these comments.

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He is threatening something that they feel would be very dangerous to their work.

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But I feel that somehow he gets over here to where he gets this part of it, the upper left part of his head is hurt.

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I don't feel it has to be crushed, but I feel like it's hurt.

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I feel there was an altercation prior to his going out the window.

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And when I stop and think about it, one is across the forehead here, and this is not from hitting the ground.

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So I feel this all happened before the fall.

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Finally, Ray concludes that Eric's father died at the hands of another.

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I definitely do not believe Frank Olson committed suicide.

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It's a conclusion Dr. Starrs has found strong evidence for.

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When considered in combination with the findings from the scientific investigation, particularly that enigmatic hematoma,

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are, rankly and starkly suggestive of homicide in the death of Dr. Olson.

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But is the forensic data from Dr. Starrs and the psychic impressions of Kathleen Ray enough to break the seeming conspiracy of silence surrounding Frank Olson's death?

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His son isn't sure, but he continues to fight for the truth about the father taken from him so long ago.

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Eric Olson, Frank Olson's son, believes that there is enough new information to warrant a full congressional investigation into the suspicious death of his father.

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He is currently working towards that end.

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Next, cloning humans may be a reality within 10 years. Are we prepared for the consequences?

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There have been experiments that have been frightening in their implication.

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Within every human embryo, there is enough genetic information to replicate that embryo a thousand times over.

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It's called cloning, and science and ethics are at loggerheads over what cloning will mean in the future.

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Some see it as the greatest medical breakthrough in history.

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Others foresee a Pandora's box from which will spring a thousand hitlers, a thousand viruses, and perhaps a real-life Jurassic Park.

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We have to understand that we have a technology here more powerful than any tool ever devised by the human race.

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Scientists now have the ability to play God, to manipulate the genetic blueprints of life itself, to begin to become the architects, if you will, for evolution.

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It's easy to imagine misapplications of the technology that we have.

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I think it's important for us to try to get together and I take away some of the fear of the unknown.

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It's not really as bad as a lot of people seem to think.

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Since the dawn of time, life on Earth has marched inexorably forward, out of our hands.

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But as science unravels the secrets of our genetic makeup, life is being created in a laboratory.

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One of these days, it's going to be, I suppose, relatively commonplace for us to, for example, take cells out of a sick child,

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put a gene into those cells that the child is lacking, and then return those cells to the child's sick body,

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and have those cells take over and make the youngster well. I think it's great.

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there is a worry about experimenting being conducted on the fringes of mainstream science.

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Could the fiction of Jurassic Park suddenly become real?

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I would say the technology to actually read and reconstruct an entire genetic code of the dinosaurs perhaps about 15 years away.

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Entombed in amber, the petrified remains of prehistoric tree sap. This insect is 95 million years old.

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Because DNA never dies, it may be possible to remove strands of genetic material from this insect,

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and clone not only the insect, but anything the insect fed on, including a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

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And it's just a matter of going in, getting the information, and replicating it in a modern living cell,

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and giving that cell an appropriate nucleus, a yolk, and an eggshell.

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And you should be able eventually to hatch living, breathing dinosaurs.

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Cloning dinosaurs may be years away, but there are genetic experiments going on right now with equally frightening potential.

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Every day, scientists experiment with recombinant DNA, and make ethical decisions with a global impact.

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Recombinant DNA is the heart of the genetic engineering revolution.

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Recombinant DNA means recombining DNA, taking snippets of DNA from unrelated species and splicing them together

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to create novel organisms that have never existed in evolution or in classical breeding.

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Scientists have taken a human growth hormone gene, placed the gene into mice embryo.

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The mice are born with a human gene replicating in every cell of their body.

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The mice grow twice as big as any mice in history, and they pass that human gene into every generation of their offspring.

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and they spend a lot of time thinking about the implications of what can happen with our new genetic technology.

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But geneticists as a whole fails to take into account rogue scientists with their own agenda.

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We have thousands of scientists working in laboratories all around the world today,

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and the public is not aware of this, but they are snipping together genes,

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re-editing genes, recombining genes, creating novel new plants, animals, microorganisms that we have never seen on this earth.

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As the ongoing experiments continue, who will be there to decide when to stop?

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Now what happens when genetic technology gets down to this level where it's widely available to anyone,

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and you have some splinter in some part of the world that comes up with some very insane agenda.

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And this is what you always have to worry about.

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You have to worry about the Saddam Hussein and the Adolf Hitler's of history popping up anywhere.

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Some scientists have estimated that we are only ten years away from the ability to clone a genetically engineered human being.

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If I scratch a cell off my body here, that cell has the complete genetic information to clone an identical copy of myself.

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We are already in the era of genetic engineering of human beings.

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Scientists have already performed genetic surgery, genetic therapy, changing the actual genetic instructions in individuals.

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This is now not a theoretical issue. It's an engineering question.

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We can do a lot of the things that thirty years ago or so we thought were really quite fantastic.

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And we do think very seriously about the implications of what we can do if we were to start going a few steps further.

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We think very carefully about it.

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Germany has all but outlawed recombinant DNA research.

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Apparently many leaders in that nation have decided that any potential medical advances are far outweighed by the potential horror of a genetic experiment going awry.

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When we get to the issue of evolution and the future of biology on this planet, perhaps we ought to ask this question.

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Is there any institution or group of individuals wise enough, clairvoyant enough, trustworthy enough, that we ought to entrust with them the blueprints for the future of life on Earth?

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The battle between science and ethics is being played out right now in Washington, B.C.

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Researchers at George Washington University have been ordered to destroy the world's first successful clone of a human embryo,

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ordered to destroy it because they did not follow federal ethics rules.

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The researchers counter that their work is too important to destroy, no matter what.

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Coming up, this woman has a special vision that could save your pet.

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Once I make the connection, the first thing I need to ask the animal is, are you alive?

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Do we humans have an underdeveloped psychic ability to communicate with animals?

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Psychic Carol Gurney believes that we all do, and that she has been able to develop her own ability to communicate between species.

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She uses her ability during desperate circumstances when someone is searching for their lost pet.

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It's actually almost blending with the animal and becoming them and really feeling as they feel for that moment.

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Carol Gurney uses the term interspecies communicator to describe her unique psychic ability.

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I'll sit and in my mind silently, I'll say the name of the animal perhaps three times, and then slowly begin to make that connection with the animal.

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Gurney believes that it is this telepathic connection which enables her to locate missing pets.

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Once I make the connection, the first thing I need to ask the animal is, are you alive?

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If I get yes, then I go on and I ask a series of questions to the animal.

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Are you lost? Or do you know where you are?

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She uses meditation to clear her mind of human thoughts and key into what she believes are the animal's thoughts.

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Oftentimes when the animal is scared and they are truly lost, then it's my job to ask, you know, what do you see? Look to the right.

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What do you see when you look up? What do you see when you look to the left? Because sometimes they're really scared.

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It was like losing my best friend. She was very much, she's always there.

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You know, I was always ready to greet me when I came home and just all those things that you have a dog for and was part of the family.

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It was like another child.

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John Slosser contacted Carol Gurney after his dog Susie disappeared.

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When I got in touch with Susie, she was still alive but very panicked.

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And she showed me a picture of crossing Pacific Coast Highway.

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And she showed me a picture of cactus that she had seen and horses that she had been by.

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And also other animals, other dogs that were behind fences and one particular black dog that she wanted to make contact with.

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She had also seen a horse crossing sign.

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But I think most importantly with this case, she kept showing me something orange.

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About a day after I called her, Carol called me back and said she had made contact with Susie and that the dog was alive.

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And she started describing to me the area where Susie might be found.

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A couple of days later, Susie was found in an area that matched Gurney's visions in every detail.

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I went to the area where the dog was found and it had a horse crossing sign.

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It had a corral with a horse.

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It had a black dog that had befriended Susie.

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It had all the elements and it had the orange fencing which was surprising.

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The orange fencing is only used at construction sites and this area had all those elements.

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Tina Sacks lost her dog Calamity in the confusion following the Northridge, California earthquake in 1994.

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When I contacted Calamity, the sense was that she was alive.

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So from there I asked her questions, where are you?

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And the first response I got was, I'm in the hills.

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She had asked me, are there any mountains around you?

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And the first ones I thought of was at the top of Topanga, Rocky Peak.

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And she says, well you need to go there. Your dog is there.

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She told me where to go and what to look for.

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Go to the mountains and look for rocks, horses, old cars, palm trees and a little house.

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Tina was encouraged to try and form her own psychic link with Calamity.

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In my head I'm talking to my dog and telling her, you know, Calamity, come home, you have food, you have water, mommy's looking for you.

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Tina followed her instincts and gurney's clues and just as predicted Calamity was found in the mountains near a small abandoned building.

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I think it was the next day Tina called me in tears. So happy because she had found Calamity.

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I lost her for eight days and if it wasn't for Carol I never would have found her. Never.

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We're born with the ability to communicate telepathically with animals.

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And what's happened is because we're such an intellectual society, we just forgotten how to do it.

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Carol Gurney believes that in order to receive messages from our pets, we must first learn to be good listeners.

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And that means occasionally clearing our minds of mundane thoughts and developing what Gurney calls mental quiet.

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If you can clear the psychic line so to speak, animals won't get a busy signal when they try to communicate.

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We'll reach sightings 24 hours a day at 1-900-933-7444.

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Until next time, remember, no mystery is closed to an open mind. For sightings, I'm Tim White.

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Next on Sci-Fi Dark Shadows.

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Tonight on Sci-Fi's Farscape, Crichton's Inner Demons exercised.

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Pray for your soul, Scorpion, if you have one.

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Sci-Fi's Farscape. Tonight at 9. This is Sci-Fi.

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