About The Author:
Garcez's maternal Grandfather was a Mescalero Apache from southern New
Mexico who had attended the Santa Fe Indian school in his youth. His
paternal grandmother was Otomi Indian.
With this cultural background, Garcez had a traditional knowledge to be
"cautious and respectful towards spirits, folk/ healers, witches and
forces considered to be paranormal in origin."
Garcez currently lives and continues to write from his mountain top
home in New Mexico. Garcez states, "The stories speak for themselves.
Undoubtedly, some of them will arouse curiosity, speculation, fear, and
even cause a few of you to probe further into the subject of the
paranormal. I am content to leave you with more questions than answers.
In future books I intend to survey other regions of the United States
and compile a collection of similar stories. I have no idea where all
this research of eye-witness accounts will lead. Frankly, like you, I
am just along for the ride, and thus far it has been a ride of
extraordinary wonder and unexpected amazement."
Dee Gragg is a retired professional engineer,
Assistant State Director of MUFON in New Mexico, Field Investigator for
the International Crop Circle Research Association (ICCRA) and author.
In addition to publishing five professional papers, he recently
authored a full-length book titled A Simple Explanation of
Extraterrestrials. At the Symposium, his presentation will include
information regarding extraterrestrial sexuality and breeding programs.
Talk about contact! This lecture may have an "R" rating!
http://www.swimoutsidethepool.com/
The seeker of lost paradise may seem a fool to
one who has never sought the other world. Zen Garcia is a webmaster,
film and video producer, as well as a radio show host for www.endeavorfreedom.tv
and www.fallenangels.tv.
Author of four books; Look Somewhere Different, When the Evening Dies,
A Different Way of Being, and the just recently finished Lucifer -
Father of Cain. For those interested in this topic: http://www.lulu.com
His movies include The Judicial Murder of Terri Schindler Schiavo, The
Torture King and Loss of Habeas Corpus, When The Levees Break - Bombing
of the Lower 9th Ward, Cheney - Traitorous Standdown of 9/11, etc,
which can all be found on his youtube channel EndeavorFreedom
Travis Walton is the subject of the Paramount Studios movie, Fire in
the Sky, based on his book of the same name. On November 5, 1975 he was
a 22-year-old member of a seven-man logging crew cutting trees in the
forested mountain region of Arizona. On the way home from work, the
crew encountered a strange glowing object, resulting in an incident
that has become recognized as the best documented case of alien
abduction ever recorded.
In "Fire in the Sky" Travis Walton relates in his own words the best
documented account of alien abduction yet recorded, the story of his
harrowing ordeal at the hands of silent captors, his return to a
disbelieving world, interrogators, press, debunkers and his efforts to
try to make a truly significant contribution to the world's
understanding of this phenomenal after all.
Walton speaks to audiences and media around the world to share what it
has been like living through the ordeal of the experience and its
aftermath. He presents the evidence for the incident and takes
wide-ranging questions from the audience, which usually results in
bringing out new perspectives and bits of information previously
overlooked.
Walton currently lives in Snowflake, Arizona with his wife Dana, four
children and eight grandchildren.
His real name is Bob Schmalzbach, but,
nowadays, he is better known as JavaBob. He has been able to live a
life every young boy dreams of. His job is that of a real life monster
hunter. He get paid to go out, all over the country and hunt for a real
live monster. Not everybody believes this monster exists. As a matter
of fact, most people in the mainstream of America would deny they
believe in this creature at all, yet most everyone knows about it.
People from eight to eighty years old know about this creature…