Subject: KODAK ANALYSIS OF SANTILLI'S *ALIEN AUTOPSY* FILM, NO GO
From: pbstudge@aol.com (PBStudge)
Date: 11 Sep 1995
Message-ID:


KODAK (US) CAN BE REACHED BY CALLING 716-724-4000

Having seen the excellent product of Mr. Edwards & Co. by doing some
research I decided to call KODAK in Rochester and ask them for the latest
exciting news regarding Mr. Shell and the analysis of the *Alien Autopsy*
Film we keep getting teased with.  The spokesman was most helpful.

His first reaction was ..."what"?  Interest had died down to very few
calls lately.  I brought up the rumors generated by Mr. Shell's
interaction.  This was very interesting.  The spokesman reacted by saying
"Who?"  The individual who handles public affairs for KODAK told me that
he has never spoken with anyone or heard the name of Shell and wanted to
know more about him.  After mentioning that Shell was affiliated with
Shutterbug magazine he offered to review KODAK's present situation.  KODAK
from the beginning has offered it's full processing and investigative
services to Mr. Santilli the same way they offer it to anyone who is
willing to pay.

The spokesman told me that throughout the year they are approached by
people who have inherited antique equipment with *ancient* film in it. 
The people ask if KODAK can possible save the pictures.  KODAK obliges to
help if they wish to pay.  More often than not they do.  KODAK routinely
reproduces the photo development process of film that is 20, 30, 40 and 50
years old!  The spokesmen said you would be startled as to how good an
image can still be had after sitting in an attic trunk going through
numerous heat/cool cycles.  That is why they will only go on record for
the age of the emulsion if they ever get a sample to test.  They can not
tell when the image was exposed.

After a nice chat he thanked me and told me he would contact the KODAK UK
office for any clarifications and get back to me if there were any.  Cates
and KODAK have only seen BLANK WHITE LEADER, and they determined the date
27,47,67 based on the edge markings.  

The spokesman also offered that the coding can be copied from another
piece of film.  And because the leader carried no images and was not
attached to the original film (they've never seen) they don't know where
it's origins come from except Mr. Santilli's *word*.

KODAK has repeatedly offered to test the complete reel of film using a
small piece of film from an *alien autopsy* scene to analyze the emulsion.
 The spokesman was adimant that they have offered this service to Santilli
for months and that it would cost between 4000$- 6000$ (US) and he has not
accepted.  The KODAK rep. wondered why the resistance as dating the
emulsion could only help in a small way Mr. Santilli's case.  

THE POINT THAT WAS EMPHASIZED AGAIN AND AGAIN.  KODAK HAS NEVER SEEN A
PIECE OF FILM WITH AN ALIEN ON IT.  THEY CAN DO TESTING FOR $, SANTILLI
HAS NOT TAKEN THEM UP ON IT.

THE BALL REMAINS FIRMLY IN MR. SANTILLI (AKA SGT. BILKO'S) COURT.
'NUFF SAID!