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From: Scott Hale <shale@megalinx.net>
Date: Sun, 08 Jun 1997 12:15:46 -0700
Fwd Date: Sun, 08 Jun 1997 15:52:01 -0400
Subject: 'Fugo Balloon' Theory

All,

    I saw this while searching the www, and thought it might be
interesting to some. It appears Jim Moseley doesn't think the Fugo
explaination holds water either. See

http://www.mcs.com/~kvg/smear/v42/ss950105.htm


Regards,
Scott K. Hale
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[For our Web-impaired subscribers - here's the excerpt from
'Saucer Smear - January 5, 1995 issue - ebk]

The search for a complete solution to the Roswell Incident
goes on, in spite of the Mogul balloon evidence. The December
1994 issue of a Canadian zine called "UFO Seeing Eye" has an
interesting article that explores the theory that the Roswell
UFO was a U.S. experimental craft with humanoid robots inside
it. "Smear" looked into this; but it turns out that the author
of the article was merely speculating on the basis of extremely
sketchy information.

Then, we have an interesting monograph by one Gene Maron called
"Roswell - Another Perspective". Maron seriously advances the
theory that a bomb was deliberately placed on a Mogul balloon
for the purpose of blowing up a flying saucer, which it did.
You see, the Air Force was embarrassed by the 1947 UFO flap,
which indicated they did not have complete control of our
airspace. So they blew, up creatures presumably from another
world, for no better reason than this!

After that one, we're almost ready to give serious
consideration to John Keel's Fugo Balloon theory. But not
quite....

Incidentally, the January 1995 issue of FATE Magazine
contains an excellent article by our friend Antonio Huneeus
about the recent Air Force report on Roswell. Antonio is an
unbiased reporter after our own heart!...