Brief
Keith Basterfield
The claims the writer was given for Keith Basterfield, in the order they were given.
1
Keith Basterfield undertook a detailed review of UFO literature accounts of alien implants.
“Keith Basterfield recently undertook a detailed review of UFO literature accounts of “implants.””
Hair of the Alien: DNA and Other Forensic Evidence for Alien Abductions 2005-11-14 ch18:14819-14905 administrative
2
Keith Basterfield's study highlighted a lack of consistency in implant descriptions and their locations in the body, and a lack of peer review for the analysed data.
“Basterfield’s study127 highlights the lack of consistency in implant descriptions and their locations in the body, and the lack of peer review for the analyzed data.”
Hair of the Alien: DNA and Other Forensic Evidence for Alien Abductions 2005-11-14 ch18:15026-15186 opinion second hand
3
During 1990, Keith Basterfield investigated a South Australian woman known as "Susan" who reported a complex of life-long abductions.
“during 1990 Keith Baster-field investigated a South Australian woman called "Susan" who revealed "a complex of life-long abductions."”
Hair of the Alien: DNA and Other Forensic Evidence for Alien Abductions 2005-11-14 ch23:3933-4054 testimony second hand
4
Keith Basterfield challenged Susan to get a dental X-ray, not expecting anything abnormal to be found.
“Keith challenged Susan to get a dental X-ray. He didn't expect that anything abnormal would be found.”
Hair of the Alien: DNA and Other Forensic Evidence for Alien Abductions 2005-11-14 ch23:4208-4303 testimony second hand
5
Keith Basterfield reported that the X-ray of Susan's mouth looked like there was some kind of thin particle in the place where she claimed to have an implant, and that a subsequent full-face X-ray by a radiographer did not show anything abnormal, but a later examination by an experienced radiographer found something on the original X-ray believed to be an artefact of the X-ray process rather than something actually in the mouth.
“"It looked like there was some kind of thin particle in her mouth in the place where she claimed to have an implant. The dentist decided to send Susan to a radiographer to have a full face X-ray taken, but this did not show anything abnormal. Later I had the original X-ray examined by an experienced radiographer, who stated that the X-ray did in fact have something on it but he believed it was merely an artifact of the X-ray process and not indicative of anything actually in the mouth."”
Hair of the Alien: DNA and Other Forensic Evidence for Alien Abductions 2005-11-14 ch23:4449-4932 observation second hand
6
In 2014, Bill Lynn's son (also named Bill) wrote to UAP researcher Keith Basterfield saying his father was adamant the 1973 sighting was swept under the carpet and hidden from public disclosure because it happened on the US Naval base.
“In 2014, Bill Lynn's son, also named Bill, wrote to UAP researcher Keith Basterfield telling him that, 'Because this happened on the US Naval Base my dad was adamant that it was swept under the carpet and was tried to be hidden from too much public disclosure.'”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch11:10804-11053 hearsay third hand
7
Hal Puthoff subsequently told Keith Basterfield that he did not mean to confirm that the Wilson interview and notes were authentic, but this explanation does not address what he actually said.
“Dr Puthoff did subsequently tell Keith Basterfield that he did not mean to confirm that the Wilson interview and notes were authentic, but his explanation does not address what he actually said.”
In Plain Sight 2023-11-17 ch26:11375-11591 testimony first hand