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From: Jerome Clark <jkclark@frontiernet.net>
Date: Wed, 26 May 99 09:38:07 PDT
Fwd Date: Thu, 27 May 1999 03:08:59 -0400
Subject: Biological Evidence Of An Alien Entity?


Gentle listfolk:

The new (Spring) issue of International UFO Reporter, the
quarterly magazine of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies
(CUFOS), has just been released.  It is one of the most
important issues ever, in my judgment as longtime editor.

The lead article is a long piece by the highly regarded
Australian ufologist Bill Chalker, a chemist by profession,
documenting his investigation of an abduction case with sexual
overtones. The incident turns out to be more than just another
intriguing, unverified story. To all indications, one of the
alien entities left biological evidence of her presence behind,
evidence which Chalker took to a group of qualified scientists
for DNA analysis, with surprising and remarkable results.  The
scientists' report, which follows Chalker's article, raises a
host of extraordinary and suggestive new questions.

This explosive case is bound to be the focus of discussion and
debate in the weeks, months, and maybe years to come, and it's
something every ufologist should read.

But that's not all.  The same issue carries important papers by
Mark Cashman and Thomas E. Bullard. Cashman takes a careful look
at a fascinating but heretofore neglection question -- the
reported activities of UFO entities (what do they do? what don't
they do?) -- and offers striking original insights in
"Behavioral Classification System for UFO Occupants."

In "Abductions and Researcher Bias: How to Lose Your Way,"
Bullard refutes critics such as Martin Kottmeyer and Philip J.
Klass who would have us believe that abductee testimony mirrors
the biases of abduction investigators.

A yearly subscription to IUR is available for $25. Outside the
United States, it's $30.  CUFOS needs your help, and in return
you'll be getting the best research by the finest researchers
worldwide.  Write to CUFOS at 2457 West Peterson Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois 60659.

Jerry Clark