UK Daily Mail, July 23, 2015.Is this the face of a “human-alien hybrid secret agent”? This is Jeffrey Alan Lash in a November 29, 2010, Dept. of Motor Vehicles driver's license.This is Jeffrey Alan Lash in a 1996, Dept. of Motor Vehicles driver's license provided by Los Angeles attorney Robert Rentzer to KTLA.The Google pointer marks Pacific Palisades near Santa Monica about 50 miles southeast of Oxnard and Ventura, California (upper left red circles). Jeffrey Alan Lash and his fiancee, Catherine Nebron, shared a condo in Pacific Palisades. Dawn Marie VadBunker, 39, in Oxnard was hired in 2008 by Catherine to process paperwork for numerous real estate properties she has from Ventura to Santa Monica.
August 28, 2015 - Oxnard, California - Since mid-July 2015, news about an alleged human-E.T. hybrid secret government agent working for the CIA, who died in an SUV near his fiance’s condo in wealthy Pacific Palisades community north of Santa Monica continues to surprise.
One person with firsthand knowledge about the hybrid is Laura VadBunker, now 60 years old. Laura and her husband, David Roger, live in Oxnard, California. They have a son who in the past seven years had a close girlfriend named Dawn Marie Hannon. Dawn is now 39 years old and has two teenage girls of her own. Dawn is close to her 20-year-old daughter, Melody Hannon; and estranged from her 18-year-old.
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— “Coming up from what I think would be the (Pacific) ocean was a
huge beam of light. ... The beam was striated....one beam with a stripe in it.”
- Resident, Marin County, California, August 16, 2015
— “The light beams came in threes one right after another.
They looked like search lights, but it kind of looked like they
were coming up from the ground also?”
- Anonymous, August 19, 2015
— “The color was more like that of daylight than a lightening flash
... just a single bright flash and there was no sound.”
- Resident, Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania, August 13, 2015
Strange "striped" beam of light seen from Marin County, California, at 4 AM Pacific, on early Sunday morning, August 16, 2015. Sketch by Kentfield, California, resident.
August 19, 2015 Albuquerque, New Mexico - Recently in August 2015, in addition to the mysterious phenomenon of a Port Townsend, Washington, night sky flaring with sudden, silent and colorful explosion-like light (see 081415Earthfiles), there have also been light beam reports from ground to sky that last only a few seconds and are also without sound. The following are recent eyewitness descriptions to Earthfiles.com. We would like to hear from other eyewitnesses to such mysterious beams that are seen with the human eye and not associated with thunderstorms. The following beam and bright light flashes all occurred in clear night skies without weather.
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“Red, yellow and orange kept expanding in the night sky just like flames
as if you were looking into a blast furnace. Nothing I've ever seen in my life and I've seen a surface-to-air missile impact. But no sound!”
- Daniel C. Scheall, Sr., Former USAF Survival Tech
and Financial Consultant, Port Townsend, WA, August 2, 2015
“A huge flash lit up the early evening darkness ... an orange light with yellow and white in the middle engulfs the entire sky ... strangely no sound was picked up.”
- The Siberian Times, November 18, 2014
August 14, 2015 Port Townsend, Washington - Port Townsend is a small town of about 10,000 people on the Olympic Peninsula and the strait of Juan de Fuca that comes from the Pacific Ocean. As far back as 1792, settlers recognized the value of the protected natural harbor and it became a busy port city.
Center of downtown Port Townsend seen from Port Townsend Bay.
Port Townsend is 25 miles northwest of the Naval Air Station on Whidbey Island that was commissioned officially as U. S. Naval Air Station Whidbey Island on September 21, 1942, followed by the creation of Ault Field where the earliest squadrons of aircraft were F4F Wildcats during World War II. Wikipedia reports that "today, there are seventeen active duty squadrons and three Ready Reserve squadrons based at NAS Whidbey Island. The base continues its longstanding role as a center of activity for Naval Air Reserve operations and training in the region that includes over 50 tenant commands."
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July 11, 2015 - “I have confirmation that (Bentwaters radar operators)... saw the object go across their 60 mile (96km) radar scope in two or three seconds, thousands of miles an hour — (object) came back across their scope again, stopped near the water tower, they watched it and observed it go into the forest where we were. At Wattisham, they picked up what they called a 'bogie' and lost it near Rendlesham Forest.
Whatever was there was clearly under intelligent control.”
- Col. Charles Halt (Ret.), former Deputy Base Commander,
RAF Bentwaters/Woodbridge, England, speaking in
Woodbridge Community Hall
Dec. 28, 1980 - “It just sat there. That blue-red, big, object didn’t go anywhere. It just sat in one spot. I think you could have put a crosshair on it and that big light never would have moved.”
- Rick Bobo, Former USAF Sgt. and Delta Security Flight Chief,
RAF Bentwaters WSA (nuclear tactical weapons)
Dec. 27, 1980 - “If you took three handfuls of colored fire and put them
together and you saw one color and then saw another color and
saw another color, you would get the feeling that it’s not blinking,
but that it was turning.”
July 31, 2015 Springtown, Texas - A year ago in January 2014 at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Oxfam International, that fights poverty in 94 countries, held a press conference to criticize the huge gap between the rich-power-elite versus half the world's poor. Only 85 individuals on planet Earth have wealth equivalent to the three and a half billion poorest on this planet. The Oxfam spokesperson told reporters, “This massive concentration of economic resources in the hands of fewer people presents a significant threat to inclusive political and economic systems. People are increasingly separated by economic and political power, inevitably heightening social tensions and increasing the risk of societal breakdown.”
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— “We don't have charring or debris evidence that it was anything
on the ground at this point. ...But you could have an aerial explosion
that could create a boom.”
- Rhode Island State Police Col. Steven G. O'Donnell
— “The Providence Journal online and WJAR NBC Providence reported
that swimmers in the water 'felt' the explosion in the water slightly before
it happened on the beach and that it was akin to an earthquake in their estimation.”
- Email to Earthfiles from resident of Westerly, Rhode Island, July 13, 2015
Narragansett, South Kingstown, West Warwick, Warwick and Providence have all had multiple boom reports periodically since 2011. Please see Earthfiles reports below.
July 13, 2015 Salty Brine State Beach in Narragansett, Rhode Island - Near 11:15 AM Eastern on Saturday, July 11, 2015, at Salty Brine State Beach in Narragansett, Rhode Island, "a loud boom noise" was heard by many people. Simultaneously, 60-year-old Kathleen Danise from Waterbury, Connecticut, was "thrown 10 feet from her beach chair into the rock jetty," according to her family. She was transported to a hospital by emergency responders and police, fire and the Rhode Island Dept. of Environmental Management responded to investigate.
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“We were just dumbfounded. We'd never seen anything like that ever.”
- “Kelly,” USAF Security, Creech AFB, Indian Springs, Nevada
Creech AFB at Indian Springs, Nevada, is 45 miles northwest of Nellis AFB.
June 26, 2015 Las Vegas, Nevada - In early June 2015, I received an email from a 29-year-old whose father and grandfather had served in the U. S. Air Force. He said he had seen unusual aerial phenomena while serving at Creech Air Force Base 42 miles northwest of Las Vegas in the 2007 to 2008 time period. He explained that at the time, he taught anti-terrorism and security forces training, often in a place called Area 63 Charlie next to Dog Bone Lake and not far from S-4, Area 51, Nellis AFB. Creech AFB in Indian Springs, Nevada, and Nellis AFB about 6 miles northeast of Las Vegas, are united in what is called the U. S. Air Force Warfare Center.
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“The federal government came out a couple of weeks ago with their
loss numbers for the bee industry last year: 42% loss. That 42% is not the
number of total losses. That’s the number of empty boxes. So, in reality,
every time you replace a queen, you’re replacing that beehive. So most
beekeepers are looking at 80% to 120% losses.”
- Dave Hackenberg, Owner, Hackenberg Apiaries, Lewisburg, PA
June 25, 2015 Lewisburg, Pennsylvania - On May 19, 2015, the White House issued a Presidential Memorandum called “National Strategy to Promote the Health of Honey Bees and Other Pollinators.” It was put together by an Obama-appointed Pollinator Health Task Force.
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