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From: Bob Shell <bob@bobshell.com>
Date: Tue, 9 Dec 1997 08:39:56 -0500
Fwd Date: Tue, 09 Dec 1997 09:14:44 -0500
Subject: Re: The X-Factor' (issue 25) - Question to Corso

>Date: Mon, 08 Dec 1997 21:57:12 -0700
>From: jared@valuserve.com (Andromeda.net- Anderson, Jared)
>To: Updates@globalserve.net
>Subject: Re: The X-Factor' (issue 25) - Question to Corso

>Have you corresponded with Bob Shell about this new work done by
>Theresa Carlson?

>What answers have the 2 of you drawn from this research?

>Jared.


Jared,

Speaking strictly for myself and not for Philip:

Yes, Theresa sent me her overlays a while ago.  She has
demonstrated that if you adjust size and angle it is possible to
make the upper outline of the left thighs line up in images from
the two autopsies.  But when you do this "manipulation" (Theresa
objects to my use of that word), then NOTHING else in the images
lines up, not even the lower outline of the same thigh.

What does this prove?

To me it only proves that the two creatures have the same leg
structure.  As I have pointed out elsewhere, I could take two of
my photographs of nude models and do the same.  This would not
prove that it was the same woman in both photos.  Nor would it
prove that they were identical twins, clones, dummies cast from
the same mold, whatever.  Ultimately it might prove that they
were both human, since it would be unlikely that a chimp or
gorilla leg could be made to line up.

I have talked personally to everyone who is known to have seen
both autopsies.  Every one of them stresses differences in the
bodies rather than similarities.  Since Philip is one of those
people, perhaps he would care to comment on his own impressions
of the similarities/differrences of the two bodies.

I applaud Theresa for her efforts.  She had devoted a lot of time
to this, and I know she is an honest researcher trying to get to
the truth.  I just do not agree with her conclusions from the
work she has done.

Bob