Brief
American Broadcasting Company (ABC)
The claims the writer was given for American Broadcasting Company (ABC), in the order they were given.
1
Keith Morgan of American Broadcasting Company (ABC) News and his entire family contributed to the USS Dunbar educational project as local community volunteers.
“This educational project, with the able contributions of both national corporations and local community volunteers (including Keith Morgan, of ABC News, and his entire family), eventually received a nomination for a “Point of Light” award”
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2
John Klineberg's formal introduction of Richard C. Hoagland on 1990-03-20 was mysteriously excluded from the official NASA/Lewis versions of the presentation videotapes, including those sent to American Broadcasting Company (ABC) News.
“Perhaps this is also why Klineberg’s formal introduction of Hoagland, back on March 20, was somehow mysteriously excluded from the official NASA/ Lewis versions of the presentation video tapes (including those that went—very late—to ABC News).”
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3
Joyce Bergstrom of NASA-Lewis's Public Affairs Office promised to provide subsequent broadcast quality copies of Richard C. Hoagland's presentation to American Broadcasting Company (ABC) News, among others, due to media requests.
“Joyce Bergstrom, of NASA-Lewis’s Public Affairs Office, had promised to provide subsequent broadcast quality copies of the presentation to ABC News, among others, due to requests from the media.”
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4
On Sunday, 1993-08-22, Bevan French was scheduled to debate Richard C. Hoagland on national television on ABC's Good Morning America.
“The following Sunday, August 22, 1993, French was scheduled to debate Hoagland on national TV, on ABC’s *Good Morning America*”
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5
Man in Space aired on the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) on 1955-03-09.
“The first, *Man in Space,* aired on ABC on March 9, 1955.”
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6
A National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) public affairs representative told Nightline producers at American Broadcasting Company (ABC) News that all three cameras recording John Klineberg's introductory statement had simultaneously failed.
“a NASA public affairs representative finally "explained" to "Nightline" producers at ABC News (who were eagerly awaiting delivery of Klineberg's extraordinary remarks related to the White House on the tape) that "they'd had a simultaneous failure in all three cameras recording the event."”
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch19:12147-12431 testimony second hand
7
Frank Bristow, head of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) press office, personally escorted the unidentified man into the press room, where reporters including Walter Sullivan of the New York Times, Frank Pearlman of the San Francisco Chronicle, Jules Bergmann of American Broadcasting Company (ABC), and Bill Stout of Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) were introduced to him.
“There, in an office where space correspondents, like Walter Sullivan (New York Times), Frank Pearlman (San Francisco Chronicle), Jules Bergmann (ABC), and Bill Stout (our local guy from CBS) hung out... a handful of reporters were now being introduced, again by Bristow, to "great coat guy."”
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch7:28796-29148 observation first hand
8
Twelve of James Leininger's core past-life memory statements, recorded prior to the resolution of the case and dated by Bruce Leininger's printed documents, emails, and ABC video footage, were well established by the time James was three years old.
“It is this group of primary statements, dated by Bruce’s printed documents, emails, and the ABC video footage, which I will focus on now. Twelve were well established by the time James was three years old.”
Surviving Death 2017-03-07 ch10:7527-7728 observation first hand
9
ABC producer Shalini Sharma reported that James Leininger, while showing her a picture of a Corsair in a book, told her the planes used to get flat tires all the time and always wanted to turn left when they took off.
“When the ABC producer for the segment, Shalini Sharma, met James, he unexpectedly told her more about the Corsair while showing her a picture of the plane in a book. "They used to get flat tires all the time. And they always wanted to turn left when they took off," he said.”
Surviving Death 2017-03-07 ch9:18830-19099 testimony second hand