March 21, 2008 Albuquerque, New Mexico - After the Big Basin craft, no other photographs of the mysterious dragonfly-shaped drones emerged in 2007. But on Tuesday, June 26, 2007, the mystery of the dragonfly-shaped aerial drones took another turn with the release of an alleged secret report containing photographs of alleged extraterrestrial technologies, entitled “Commercial Applications Research for Extraterrestrial Technology” – known with the acronym CARET, which contained a “Q4-86 Research Report,” dated December 1986, Palo Alto, California, by the Palo Alto CARET Laboratory, also known as PACL (pronounced “packel”). See: Isaac Release and 062607Earthfiles Parts 1 and 2.
Cover of CARET Q4-86 Research Report, December 1986, Palo Alto, California, and PACL Staff, Palo Alto CARET Laboratory. Document provided by "Isaac" electronically on June 26, 2007.
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“The strange thing got closer and closer and had all kinds of arms and legs on it and spirally things (top wires going up into the air) and lights all over it. And it had writing on it that looked like a foreign language.”
– Hartshorne, Oklahoma, Drone Eyewitness, June 2003
March 7, 2008 Hartshorne, Oklahoma, and Van Buren, Arkansas - A year ago on May 11, 2007, Coast to Coast AM webmaster, Lex, received an email letter with several images attached of an odd, dragonfly-shaped, aerial object from a Central California resident who called himself “Chad.” The images were dated May 6, 2007. In addition to the dragonfly-shaped body that had appendages sticking out from a large ring, there was another odd feature. Rising from the ring straight up into the air were slightly curved, thin wires that formed a tall, circular crown above the dragonfly body. Chad was worried about his family's safety and health after he saw the bizarre aerial object at least eight times from his house and on hikes near his home. Neighbors, he said, had also seen the unidentified aerial object.
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“The following document is believed to be the personal notes and scientific diary of a scientist who was contracted by the government over several years to visit all crash sites, interrogate captured Alien Life Forms and analyze all data gathered from that endeavor.”
- Preface, Blue Planet Project
Updated March 2, 2008 after original filing February 29, 2008 Albuquerque, New Mexico - Several boxes of old files and even unopened mail have traveled with me in moves from Colorado to Pennsylvania and then to New Mexico. This week I opened one of my long-taped boxes looking for materials I remembered from 1980s research. I discovered a package that contains more than a hundred pages entitled “Blue Planet Project, Alien Technical Research - 25, Westchester Camp, Office of Central Research # 3, Alien Life Forms, CODE: ARAMIS III - ADR3-24SM.” No author or source is given, there is no cover letter, but the text indicates 1990 to 1991 might be the time period when the pages were assembled.
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March 2, 2008 Albuquerque, New Mexico - After posting Parts 1 and 2, I received a PDF from an Earthfiles viewer who stated: “Please see the PDF I have attached to see if this is the same thing you have. Thanks, Jim DeOwl (pseudonym).” His electronic PDF has 6 front pages and two end pages more than the xeroxed copy I received years ago. I have now updated Part 1 with the introductory six pages, which include a Preface that states:
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February 29, 2008 Albany, New York - Thousands of bats are sick, or dead, in at least 20 northeastern U. S. caves. So far, not a single laboratory examining tissues has come up with the cause of death. The physical anomalies in some, but not all, of the dead or dying bats are white rings of fungus around their noses and lung tissue inflammation, similar to pneumonia.
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