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From: Tim Matthews <matthews@zetnet.co.uk>
Date: Sun, 7 Feb 1999 08:51:14 -0000
Fwd Date: Sun, 07 Feb 1999 06:21:14 -0500
Subject: Nick Pope exposed in The Sunday Times


Dear All,

We've been saying it for months and he wouldn't come clean but
now, in an article featured on page 3 (no less) of today's
"Sunday Times" - Britain's most respected newspaper - written by
Mark Macaskill, Nick Pope is well and truly exposed.

Under the heading "UFO Hunter at MOD 'kidnapped by aliens'" the
article goes into detail about his Florida tollbooth abduction
and quotes Jenny Randles as saying that "Clearly, the truth
really is out there!".

Pope won't be drawn and claims that he won't say anything
because his partner at the time is a former girlfriend.

The article states;

"His latest revelation will come as a further surprise for the
ministry, where officials were amazed when he announced that his
time collating their "X Files" had convinced him that Earth was
being visited by aliens."

Air Staff 2a material is hardly the "X Files" but no
matter..........

To print an article on p.3 of the "Sunday Times" - above a story
on Oprah Winfrey - is quite remarkable and it looks like the cat
is out of the bag. This week Pope saw fit to complain about UFO
groups asking for research fees when making TV documentaries -
this from a man who has made tens of thousands through his very
limited role at Air Staff 2a within the MOD from 1991-1994.

The 'Sunday Times' article also confirms that Pope is now a
Higher Executive Officer - still a junior rank and with no
access to any 'Most Secret' information.

It looks like people are getting wise to his game; this week
respected UK researcher Nick Redfern took Pope up on certain
details of his knowledge about other departments who become
involved in official research into "UFOs".

Our Jenny says;

"What surprised me more though, is why he has never admitted to
it before and why he chose to describe the incident as happening
to somebody else."

Comments?

Tim Matthews - Lancashire UFO Society.

[see:

http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/Sunday-Times/frontpage.html?1146106