Linda Moulton Howe

“This interview was made by Linda Howe during a meeting at the Las Vegas Hilton on April 8, 1995.”

“on April 8, 1995. Location: Las Vegas, NV. Time frame: 1224 hrs - 1713 hrs.”

“Under a written agreement between Linda Howe and Dr McPherson, the contents of the interview could NOT be made public.”

“The filing also disclosed that Moulton Howe had previously held and studied these samples, 'reported to have come from an advanced aerospace vehicle of unknown origin'.”

“Linda Moulton Howe has made stunning claims about the specific layered bismuth/magnesium Art’s Parts samples over the years, including unproven suggestions that the material will levitate if it is hit with the right magnetic field, an anti-gravity effect.”

“Linda Moulton Howe says she sent the pieces to a scientist at a major midwestern US university for analysis, who confirmed they were 99 per cent aluminium.”

“'Micron-layered Bismuth and Magnesium Zinc from bottom of wedge-shaped UFO in late 1940s near White Sands Proving Ground, New Mexico'.”

“Howe says she was told by one exotic metals manufacturer in New Jersey that it simply was not possible to layer bismuth and magnesium in any known industrial process. 'It can't be done!' she was told. 'The layers won't bond with each other.'”

“An unnamed scientist is quoted by Howe as speculating that the 'waviness in the layers might be a fractal wave pattern calculated in the layered material's construction perhaps to better resonate with a specific frequency'.”

“A letter from Dr Hal Puthoff (formerly with TTSA) to Linda Moulton Howe in 2012, revealed by journalist M.J. Banias on Motherboard, admitted that tests he did back then on the Art's Parts samples 'did not yield an interesting/anomalous outcome in the tests involving the application of various fields'.”

“In his 2012 letter, Dr Puthoff told Linda Moulton Howe that he did not have the equipment that would allow him to zap the Art's Parts' bismuth/magnesium sample with the required much higher frequency of 4.76–5.66 terahertz.”

“It appeared to be written to a Los Angeles–based Hollywood TV show producer, perhaps one collaborating with Linda Moulton Howe or Art Bell, reporting on the results of scientific tests.”

“I suspect the scientist's letter had been forwarded to Edgar Mitchell by Linda Howe or Art Bell to keep Mitchell briefed, but they had protected the name of the scientist by deleting a lot of the identifying information in the document.”

“At one stage, Howe even took a phone call from the anonymous letter writer, who explained he was currently serving in the US Army and was heading to the Middle East, 'and wanted me to know in case he didn't make it back alive'.”

“It happened in South Carolina on 30 November 1978, four years after the grandfather supposedly imparted his solemn secret to his family. But, if this C-130 crash was the one he claims, then that was a full 18 years before the supposed US Army sergeant wrote his letter to Art Bell and Linda Moulton Howe.”

“Linda reported that there was no blood found around the carcass, despite the extensive nature of the mutilation.”

“in recent years with the cattle mutilations, like the work of Linda Moulton Howe and stuff, these animals are completely exsanguinated. when their carcasses are dumped and certain tissues are removed that appear to be with high heat instruments like a laser of some kind.”

“you have the big nose grays, uh, Linda Hulmolten Howe talked about this in a documentary I saw. ... The big nose grays are the ones behind the Sumerian gods. Uh, I think they were engineering, uh, emissaries”

“When Howe asked him what he would say to those that had waited for almost twenty years for new images of the region, Malin said “... all I can say is, jeez, I’m sorry, that’s the reality of the thing.””