From: Kevin Randle <KRandle993@aol.com>
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 14:15:07 EDT
Fwd Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 17:24:32 -0400
Subject: Shockingly Close To A Book


Good Afternoon, All -

I have finished reading the Moseley/Pflock tome and found it
fairly enjoyable. The book featured material from the early 40s
and 50s which most of us are too young to remember. His travels
around the United States for saucer-lore was interesting and
provided a nice glimpse into our past. Not many of the people
mentioned come through un-scathed, but hell, they're all human
and why should we expect them to be anything else. And Moseley's
take on some of the back-room maneuvering is interesting all by
itself.

As for the question posed to me in the book, about what the
Lorenzens thought of my opinion that cattle mutilations were not
extraterrestrially influenced, they seemed to be of the same
opinion, though I think Coral thought more of them were the
result of Satanic worship than was the case (and I really hate
to mention this because it should breed a new firestorm).

For those interested in one man's observations about the
beginnings of the UFO era, this certainly fills the bill. Gives
an interesting glimpse into Moseley's character as well. He
really was a grave-robber.


KRandle