May 12, 1998: Bangor UFO - Peter Davenport | Open Lines
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
March 10, 20242h 45m
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Show Notes
Art Bell opens with alarming news of India's three nuclear detonations and the revelation that U.S. intelligence analysts were asleep when satellite imagery captured test preparations six hours before the blasts. He releases two controversial photographs he has held for months, asking listeners with satellite imagery expertise to help identify what they depict.
Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center presents new developments in the Bangor, Washington UFO case from April 22, 1998. A witness in Poulsbo describes a 50-to-60-foot glowing disc with a black center hovering roughly 300 feet above the ground near the submarine base. The object was first spotted north of Seattle before streaking south, pausing over Bangor, then hooking east toward Yakima. A former Marine guard from the facility calls in to describe security protocols. Davenport reveals that a civilian official who initially confirmed the incident has reversed his account after media inquiries, and reports that a civilian videotape of the object may exist.
During open lines, a listener named Sandy plays a chilling audio recording of a ghostly voice captured on her daughter's tape recorder in a house where a murder-suicide had previously occurred. The disembodied voice appears to whisper a short plaintive sentence that leaves Art visibly unsettled.
Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center presents new developments in the Bangor, Washington UFO case from April 22, 1998. A witness in Poulsbo describes a 50-to-60-foot glowing disc with a black center hovering roughly 300 feet above the ground near the submarine base. The object was first spotted north of Seattle before streaking south, pausing over Bangor, then hooking east toward Yakima. A former Marine guard from the facility calls in to describe security protocols. Davenport reveals that a civilian official who initially confirmed the incident has reversed his account after media inquiries, and reports that a civilian videotape of the object may exist.
During open lines, a listener named Sandy plays a chilling audio recording of a ghostly voice captured on her daughter's tape recorder in a house where a murder-suicide had previously occurred. The disembodied voice appears to whisper a short plaintive sentence that leaves Art visibly unsettled.