The Randle Report: UFOs in the '90s

Kevin Randle is the sort of UFO researcher who is not afraid to call it as he sees it. While this book is over ten years old, it does have some great information in it. Some of these cases have been done to death, and many hoaxes pop up on the internet as if they were new and very real. Among a few cases reviewed. The Shag Harbor case is gone over thoroughly, and there are many questions about the true involvement of the United States. This case has been popularized on the History Channel. The Walton Case and the Gulf Breeze incident. Mr Randle looks at these cases with all the research that has been done with them. Some of the UFO researchers went out of their way to either delete or not mention any facts that showed a negative light on their cases. This hurts the UFO research community much more that it helps it. Both of these cases have the smell of a hoax, and after much evidence (or lack of) are branded as such. The shuttle sighting is looked at with great detail, along with a case of supposed aliens from Brazil. The shuttle case is rock solid, while the Brazil alien case needs much more research before it is called as real or not. Mr Randle is not here to make friends, but to analyze the date and get to the truth, no matter where that truth takes him. He also is not afraid to call for more research on the more controversial cases. Mr Randle knows that we all just want the truth. The difference is he is going to look at all the suggestions, and not just the alien craft one. This is a great book for the skeptic and believer alike. The information is all there so one can make an informed decision.

This is the sort of book that will give both pro-government ufo sceptics and passionate alien abduction groupies a hard time.Good to see that under meticulous research, wild alien stories do crackle just as much as those weather-ballon-self-induced-hallucination- mentally-deranged-pathologic-liars type of explanation that is given by the authorities.All in all, if you want a book that gives you a comprehensive and balanced overview of the whole issue, this is the one to start with.The topic will put a strain on your wallet, however: Since new previously classified documents pop up every few months, one has to buy the latest on the same stuff year after year. I see a future for the e-book here: You should be able to check with the author's website every few months to download an update.... :-)