March 17, 1999: Chemtrails - Linda Moulton Howe & William Thomas
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
June 5, 20242h 55m
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Show Notes
Art Bell presents a two-part investigation into anomalous aerial spraying patterns across the United States. Linda Moulton Howe reports witnessing massive X-shaped trails over Sedona, Arizona, and interviews an Albuquerque resident who observed through binoculars a silver sphere moving within a contrail before shooting straight upward at extraordinary speed. Art connects this to his own sighting of a silver disc in a contrail two years earlier and a matching photograph from Missouri.
Investigative journalist William Thomas then presents his findings from eight weeks of research spanning 43 states and over 400 witnesses. He explains that KC-135 and KC-10 tanker aircraft have been identified laying persistent trails that spread into overcast skies rather than dissipating like normal contrails. A signed letter from Major General Barlow confirms these tankers operate below contrail-forming altitudes. Thomas describes witnesses observing trails being switched on and off and substances falling as gel-like material.
Thomas reveals lab results from researcher Joe Burton showing amino acid poisons and trifluoronitrosomethane, an ingredient in EPA-registered pesticides, along with ethylene dibromide found in fuel samples. He references congressional investigations confirming decades of open-air biological and chemical testing on American cities, drawing parallels between current symptoms and Gulf War illness.
Investigative journalist William Thomas then presents his findings from eight weeks of research spanning 43 states and over 400 witnesses. He explains that KC-135 and KC-10 tanker aircraft have been identified laying persistent trails that spread into overcast skies rather than dissipating like normal contrails. A signed letter from Major General Barlow confirms these tankers operate below contrail-forming altitudes. Thomas describes witnesses observing trails being switched on and off and substances falling as gel-like material.
Thomas reveals lab results from researcher Joe Burton showing amino acid poisons and trifluoronitrosomethane, an ingredient in EPA-registered pesticides, along with ethylene dibromide found in fuel samples. He references congressional investigations confirming decades of open-air biological and chemical testing on American cities, drawing parallels between current symptoms and Gulf War illness.