December 7, 1997: Greenhouse Gases, Hidden Files - Sue Kovach & Linda Moulton Howe
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
December 30, 20231h 49m
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Show Notes
Art Bell hosts a Dreamland edition featuring two segments. Linda Moulton Howe reports on the Kyoto climate negotiations where 150 nations debate greenhouse gas emission standards. She also covers NASA''s upcoming Lunar Prospector mission and provides an extensive update on the Cydonia region of Mars, featuring an interview with Dr. Mark Carlotto, whose fractal analysis suggests the formations there are 100,000 to one in favor of being artificial rather than natural.
In the second half, investigative journalist Sue Kovach discusses her book "Hidden Files," a collection of true paranormal encounters reported by law enforcement officers. She shares accounts of police helicopter pilots chased by unidentified orange objects in Kentucky, a Florida officer who witnessed a massive black triangular craft, and a Hawaiian homicide case where luminol revealed a murder scene at the exact location where employees sensed a ghost.
Art opens the phone lines exclusively to law enforcement and military callers. Officers from across the country respond with their own accounts of unexplained encounters, including a Florida officer who fired two rounds at a brown figure that vanished without a trace, and a Marine who describes radar contacts at 29 Palms that were invisible through night vision equipment.
In the second half, investigative journalist Sue Kovach discusses her book "Hidden Files," a collection of true paranormal encounters reported by law enforcement officers. She shares accounts of police helicopter pilots chased by unidentified orange objects in Kentucky, a Florida officer who witnessed a massive black triangular craft, and a Hawaiian homicide case where luminol revealed a murder scene at the exact location where employees sensed a ghost.
Art opens the phone lines exclusively to law enforcement and military callers. Officers from across the country respond with their own accounts of unexplained encounters, including a Florida officer who fired two rounds at a brown figure that vanished without a trace, and a Marine who describes radar contacts at 29 Palms that were invisible through night vision equipment.