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14th
Annual Aztec UFO Symposium Huge Success The food on Friday night was the best ever. Katee McClure and everyone connected with the Friends of Library that present this annual fund raiser have refined the presentations and format to a successful mixture of historical reviews of the Crash itself to all of the new ideas and thoughts that are now percolating throughout the UFO community. 150 paying people were on the edge of their chairs as they heard remote viewer Lyn Buchanan flesh out the details of his remote viewers, this year there were 7 instead of 11, as last years group could not resist and tuned into the Jerry Pippin Show to hear the reports and Buchanan is a tough task master, he wants his remote viewers to not be contaminated at all with extraneous information that might tend to influence their remote viewing impressions. We will have much more on the impressions and final report from Jerry as I join him in a discussion about the symposium itself. In addition Jerry has some other items to present in connection with this years event, so check back for the Aztec Wrap Up program coming later this week. |
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14th
Annual Aztec UFO
Symposium, March 25-26,
2011 -
Aztec in
Northern New Mexico
was the scene of a UFO
crash in March of 1948.
According to most
reports, it was a larger
craft and had more
occupants than the craft
that crashed in Roswell.
In this program Jerry
talks with Katee
McClure, coordinator for
the 14th annual Aztec
UFO Symposium about the
event, how it came about
as well as run down and
history of the speakers
appearing there this
year.
In addition to important information on where the event will be held and when, Katee gives a hint as to what will be a follow up from last years attempt to get 11 remote viewers to focus on the crash and what they have reported.  MP3
Running time: 33
minutes, 54 seconds Windows
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 Some say there were four UFO Crashes in
New Mexico
within a year's time between 1947 and '48
and one of those crashes occurred in the
Four Corners area of the state not far from
Los Alamos, at a place called Aztec.
The crash was supposed to be of a larger
craft than Roswell's and more ETs were
involved. Lyn Buchanan, a well known remote
viewer tasked 11 remote viewers to see if
they could validate the crash. Surprisingly
results were released this month at the 13th
annual Aztec Symposium. Jerry first talks to
Special Correspondent Janet Sailor who
reports on the presentation as given by
Buchanan and then Jerry talks with him about
remote viewing in general and
specifically how he got involved and how it
impacted his life. Oh, the consensus is that
it did happen and the USG shot at least one
ET on the spot and it is believed there
were survivors.
MP3 Running time: 50 min, 15 secWindows
Media Version Part 1 -
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THE STORY OF AZTEC
Jerry Pippin talks with Scott and Suzanne Ramsey about the Aztec Crash in New Mexico in 1948. The Ramseys are the premiere researchers on Aztec: An incredible story of ETs dying in the high desert in a UFO crash.
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This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Aztec Public Library
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