February 19, 1995: UFO Reports & Sightings - Peter Davenport | Denver UFO Report - Linda Moulton Howe
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
March 17, 20231h 49m
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Show Notes
Peter Davenport, director of the National UFO Reporting Center in Seattle, and investigative journalist Linda Moulton Howe join Art Bell for an evening packed with fresh UFO evidence from across the country.
Howe opens with a stunning report from a Denver family who watched two large black helicopters vanish before their eyes in broad daylight, raising questions about military invisibility technology that may affect the cones and rods of the human eye. Davenport then presents a staggering collection of recent sighting data gathered through his 24-hour hotline, including FAA-reported encounters by commercial pilots at 31,000 feet over Louisiana, a massive UFO flap in McMinnville, Tennessee followed by an unexplained explosion and an influx of federal agents, and triangular craft reported from over 30 states. He plays recorded telephone reports and describes law enforcement officers in Virginia tracking a hovering ship at 90 miles per hour. Davenport also outlines plans to detect UFOs using ionospheric meteor scatter technology.
The sheer volume and credibility of witnesses presented here paint a picture of aerial phenomena that can no longer be casually dismissed.
Howe opens with a stunning report from a Denver family who watched two large black helicopters vanish before their eyes in broad daylight, raising questions about military invisibility technology that may affect the cones and rods of the human eye. Davenport then presents a staggering collection of recent sighting data gathered through his 24-hour hotline, including FAA-reported encounters by commercial pilots at 31,000 feet over Louisiana, a massive UFO flap in McMinnville, Tennessee followed by an unexplained explosion and an influx of federal agents, and triangular craft reported from over 30 states. He plays recorded telephone reports and describes law enforcement officers in Virginia tracking a hovering ship at 90 miles per hour. Davenport also outlines plans to detect UFOs using ionospheric meteor scatter technology.
The sheer volume and credibility of witnesses presented here paint a picture of aerial phenomena that can no longer be casually dismissed.