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  Illustration of the Red Bluff UFO Scan

  UFO Insight ·from The Red Bluff Incident: Two Highway Patrolmen and the Silent Object (1960)
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  Start of the KBLF radio interview transcript Scan

  Saturday Night Uforia, from declassified Project Blue Book files ·from The Red Bluff Incident: Two Highway Patrolmen and the Silent Object (1960)

  Radio KBLF interview of officers and of highway patrol, Red Bluff, Office. Saturday night, approximately 11:50, almost midnight. Where did you first spot the unidentified flying object? East of Corning (?), about 4 miles East of Corning to be exact. You were on the Hoag (?)路 where the people know th…

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  Excerpt from the Tehama County Sheriff's supplemental report Scan

  Saturday Night Uforia, from declassified Project Blue Book files ·from The Red Bluff Incident: Two Highway Patrolmen and the Silent Object (1960)
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  Signature block of the Tehama County Sheriff's supplemental report Scan

  Saturday Night Uforia, from declassified Project Blue Book files ·from The Red Bluff Incident: Two Highway Patrolmen and the Silent Object (1960)

  Submitted by Tehama County Red Bluff, California Red Bluff, Calif. Red Bluff, Calif. Red Bluff, Calif. unknown. from the Tehama Co. Jail Address…

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  Illustration, Red Bluff and Corning, California Scan

  UFO Insight ·from The Red Bluff Incident: Two Highway Patrolmen and the Silent Object (1960)
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  Olive grove in Corning Scan

  Saturday Night Uforia ·from The Red Bluff Incident: Two Highway Patrolmen and the Silent Object (1960)
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  Virginia Campbell, aged 11, around 1960 to 1961 Scan

  Sunday Post, via The Collector ·from The Sauchie Poltergeist ("Wee Hughie"), Sauchie, Clackmannanshire, 1960 (1960)
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  Old photograph of Main Street, Sauchie Scan

  Psi Encyclopedia (SPR) ·from The Sauchie Poltergeist ("Wee Hughie"), Sauchie, Clackmannanshire, 1960 (1960)
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  Contents of the CSIRO file on the west coast monster Scan

  666 ABC Canberra, Louise Maher ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)

  THE SO-CALLED TASMANIAN SEA MONSTER During early March 1962 the Australian press, television, and radio published reports of a huge object, presumably an animal, which had been washed up on the west coast of Tasmania in a part of the State which is difficult of access. The object, which subsequently…

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  The Tasmanian Museum and Gallery has a sample of the 'monster' Scan

  Supplied, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  National Archives letters about the monster, 1962 Scan

  Tamar Valley Tales ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  The mysterious object was identified as whale blubber Scan

  Supplied, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  The mystery is front-page news for the Hobart Mercury in March 1962 Scan

  The Mercury ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)

  NEARLY AS BIG AS A HOUSE! "SEA MONSTER" FIND IT WAS COVERED WITH FINE HAIR ABOUT 20ft. long, 18ft. wide and about 4½ft. thick, with an estimated weight of between five and 10 tons. MAY BECOME WORLD TOPIC These are the dimensions of the "sea monster" found on the far West Coast, according to the inve…

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  A contemporary sketch of the monster Scan

  The Sydney Morning Herald ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  Graham Airey at Couta Rocks Scan

  Supplied, Rick Eaves ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  Rocky inlet at Sandy Cape, in the area of the find Scan

  Tamar Valley Tales ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  National Archives officer Stewart Crawford with the CSIRO file Scan

  666 ABC Canberra, Louise Maher ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of 1960 (1960)
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  The CSIRO file on the west coast monster at the National Archives Scan

  666 ABC Canberra: Louise Maher ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)

  THE SO-CALLED TASMANIAN SEA MONSTER During early March 1962 the Australian press, television, and radio published reports of a huge object, presumably an animal, which had been washed up on the west coast of Tasmania in a part of the State which is difficult of access. The object, which subsequently…

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  The mysterious object was identified as whale blubber Scan

  Supplied: TMAG ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  The TMAG sample of the West Coast Monster on display Scan

  Supplied: TMAG ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  A rocky inlet near Sandy Cape Scan

  from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  Australian Women's Weekly coverage Scan

  Australian Women's Weekly / National Library of Australia ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  The Mercury, 9 March 1962 Scan

  from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  NAA correspondence from 1962 Scan

  from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)

  and regular apparently it Council for Scientific and Research Association Cronulla, N.E.W. Australia Dorn Dorn. Sehr seute Stadtmann please excuse us on the speak English very we is maltuer-uhlows a maltuer-uhlows sehr. Gritten zu wenden. Stellam zu wenden. in Deutschland gibt weinlese zu wenden. wa…

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  The original investigation team Scan

  from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  NAA officer Stewart Crawford with the CSIRO file Scan

  666 ABC Canberra: Louise Maher ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  Graham Airey at Couta Rocks Scan

  Supplied: Rick Eaves ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  Australian Women's Weekly coverage Scan

  Australian Women's Weekly / National Library of Australia ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  Australian Women's Weekly coverage, 1962 Scan

  Australian Women's Weekly 1962 / National Library of Australia ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  The Mercury, 9 March 1962 Scan

  from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)

  NEARLY AS BIG AS A HOUSE! "SEA MONSTER" FIND IT WAS COVERED WITH FINE HAIR ABOUT 20ft. long, 18ft. wide and about 41ft. thick, with an estimated weight of between five and 10 tons. MAY BECOME WORLD TOPIC These are the dimensions of the "sea monster" found on the far West Coast, according to the inve…

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  A sketch of the monster Scan

  The Sydney Morning Herald ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  Four Mile Beach Scan

  from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  Preserved tissue of the West Coast Monster in a TMAG specimen jar Scan

  Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)
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  Front page of The Mercury, March 1962 Scan

  The Mercury ·from The Tasmanian Globster: the West Coast Monster of Interview River (1960) (1960)

  NEARLY AS BIG AS A HOUSE! "SEA MONSTER" FIND IT WAS COVERED WITH FINE HAIR ABOUT 20ft. long, 18ft. wide and about 4½ft. thick, with an estimated weight of between five and 10 tons. MAY BECOME WORLD TOPIC These are the dimensions of the "sea monster" found on the far West Coast, according to the inve…

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  The August 1962 Vincent and Konefell photograph from Lake Manitoba, a separate event two years later. Scan

  Richard Vincent and John Konefell ·from Three Manipogos seen by seventeen strangers at Toutes Aides, Lake Manitoba (1960) (1960)
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  Lake Manitoba seen from Kinosota Front Road. Scan

  Google Earth ·from Three Manipogos seen by seventeen strangers at Toutes Aides, Lake Manitoba (1960) (1960)
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  Header image, probably the 1962 photograph; not verified. Scan

  from Three Manipogos seen by seventeen strangers at Toutes Aides, Lake Manitoba (1960) (1960)
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  Where Tim Dinsdale filmed the Loch Ness Monster: the lay-by above Foyers (modern location photo, not of the event) Scan

  badgerwatcher.com ·from Tim Dinsdale's Loch Ness Film, Foyers Bay (1960) (1960)
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  The burn the blog calls Stream 3, seen from a boat Scan

  Google via Loch Ness Mystery blog ·from Torquil MacLeod's binocular sighting of a Loch Ness animal ashore (1960)
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  Torquil MacLeod's sketch of the binocular view, with graticules Scan

  Tim Dinsdale, Loch Ness Monster (1961) ·from Torquil MacLeod's binocular sighting of a Loch Ness animal ashore (1960)
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  Nicholas Witchell's redrawn version of MacLeod's sketch, with three graticules instead of five Scan

  Nicholas Witchell, The Loch Ness Story ·from Torquil MacLeod's binocular sighting of a Loch Ness animal ashore (1960)
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  Street View from the A82 about 2.5 miles from Invermoriston, roughly MacLeod's viewpoint Scan

  Google Street View via Loch Ness Mystery blog ·from Torquil MacLeod's binocular sighting of a Loch Ness animal ashore (1960)
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  The Horseshoe Scree on Loch Ness, traditionally given as the site of the sighting Scan

  Badgerwatcher ·from Torquil MacLeod's binocular sighting of a Loch Ness animal ashore (1960)
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  Betty and Barney Hill with their dog Delsey Scan

  John G. Fuller; copyright University of New Hampshire ·from Betty and Barney Hill Abduction (1961)
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  Archivist Bill Ross with the Hill collection Scan

  Jeremy Gaskowski / UNH Magazine ·from Betty and Barney Hill Abduction (1961)
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  Items from the Betty and Barney Hill collection at UNH Scan

  Chelsey Digiuseppe, University of New Hampshire ·from Betty and Barney Hill Abduction (1961)
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  Barney Hill's drawing of a being with wraparound eyes, made under hypnosis on 22 February 1964 Scan

  Barney Hill, from The Interrupted Journey ·from Betty and Barney Hill Abduction (1961)
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  CUFOS case image titled Simonton Scan

  CUFOS ·from Joe Simonton's Space Pancakes, Eagle River, Wisconsin (1961)
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  J. Allen Hynek's investigation photograph 1, Simonton case, 1961 Scan

  J. Allen Hynek / USAF; CUFOS archive ·from Joe Simonton's Space Pancakes, Eagle River, Wisconsin (1961)
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  Walter Weller and John Tumlin outside the Joe Simonton residence, Eagle River, Wisconsin, photographed during the 1961 Project Blue Book investigation Scan

  United States Air Force, via CUFOS ·from Joe Simonton's Space Pancakes, Eagle River, Wisconsin (1961)