UFO Cases That Made Me a Believer

By Chet Dembeck

I can remember the exact day and moment I came to the realization that UFOs and extraterrestrial visitors were a reality and not some dreamed –up fantasies of crackpot, wannabe researchers and attention-starve egomaniacs.

I had been watching some testimony of witnesses for the Disclosure Project who were at the Press Club in Washington, D.C., when a Harvard-graduated lawyer talked about discovering microfilm of an unreported UFO crash recorded by the Air Force in a Secret version of Project Bluebook.

This highly-respected man talked about how shocked and surprised he was to see this outer-worldly vehicle lodged in an embankment and how he took his legal pad and copied some of the UFO's strange hieroglyphs on the back of the pad.

He did so, because this government archive would not allow any copies or notes.  The guard missed the sketches on the back of the pad when the lawyer left the locked room, which he had access to this day because of a high-ranking official in the Carter Administration.

It was on that day I decided to apply some of my research skills I learned as a news reporter and begin searching public and government archives for covered up, forgotten or little-known UFO incidents.

In this Special Report, I have shared some of the cases I found particularity credible because of the witnesses and the details of the cases.

It is why I've named this report: UFO Cases That Made Me a Believer - Chet Dembeck

• Language: English
• Publisher: Chet Dembeck
• Release date: Oct 16, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393714682

Chet Dembeck

Chet Dembeck published his first Op-Ed piece with the Baltimore Evening Sun in 1990s. Over the next 20 years he worked as a reporter covering government, technology and business for such publications as the Washington Business Journal, the Baltimore Daily Record, The Capital and the E-Commerce Times.