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From: Bill Chalker <bill_c@bigpond.com>
Date: Sun, 30 May 99 18:34:46 PDT
Fwd Date: Sun, 30 May 1999 07:53:41 -0400
Subject: Biological (DNA) Evidence For Aliens?


I encourage researchers and those interested in the UFO subject
to check out my article in the International UFO Reporter (IUR)
re "Strange Evidence",  current issue (Spring, 1999).

In it I describe efforts to use a scientific forensic style
investigation of physical evidence in an abduction style episode
in Sydney during 1992.  PCR [polymerase chain reaction --ebk]
was used in used to undertake a mitochondrial DNA sequence
analysis of a shed hair from the incident.

I expected to only demonstrate the possible utility of PCR &
other biological methods in abduction investigations.  That I
think was well demonstrated, but we also managed to highlight
some unusual anomalies.

Dr. Kary Mullis, who discovered the PCR method, which
revolutionised DNA biochemistry, has had an unusual experience.
I interviewed him and my account can be found as an on line web
supplement to my "Strange Evidence" report at the CUFOS web
address:

http://www.cufos.org/IUR_Spring99_addendum.html

I think you will find it interesting and I encourage you to read
the IUR report, the web site addendum re Kary Mullis ("An
Interesting aside") and support IUR & CUFOS in the process.

If there is anyone out there with deep pockets who can assist
funding further research please contact me. This work cost the
researchers about $5,000.  Please support further work.

Regards,
Bill Chalker