THE ROBERT LAZAR TIMELINE
As Assembled from Public Records and Statements
Version 1.00, July 1994
by
Tom Mahood (tmahood@netcom.com)
This project began as an attempt to verify Robert Lazar's story of
"vanishing records". What was uncovered was not only a multitude of
records, but records that portray an individual and story very much
at odds with that generally accepted. Some of these records appear
to contradict statements made by Lazar.
Every attempt has been made to make this document as accurate as
possible. If any discrepancies are found, please direct them to the
author for correction in any future versions. Likewise, if there
are any readers with additional verifiable, public information,
please pass it on.
What follows is a summation of statements, interviews and records,
arranged in chronological order, providing the framework of what is,
by anyone's definition, a most interesting life. Please note the
information presented here consists ONLY of public records. While
it's highly likely detailed school transcripts (for example) exist,
they are considered confidential and may not be released to the
general public.
The implications of Lazar's story are tremendous, and is worthy of
detailed investigation. This information is being put forth as part
of that effort, in the hopes it will provide researchers with areas
for further study.
A question may come to mind: Could some or all of these documents
have been "planted" to discredit Lazar? It is certainly possible,
as most things are. However, this would have entailed tampering
with many reels of microfilm. Since none of the reels exhibited any
splicing in the area of Lazar's records, the only way these records
could have been planted would be to replace the entire reel. Also,
the master reels from which the microfilms the public uses are made,
would have to also be tampered with, even though they are stored in
vaults. Furthermore, some of the documents available, such as
divorce proceedings, are the actual documents complete with
signatures. And throughout the files, the information appears to
cross-correlate completely.
Jan. 26, 1959 Robert Scott Lazar (RL) born in Coral Gables,
Florida
The location, Coral Gables, is given in Good's
book. Good also states that George Knapp checked
with the hospital RL claims to have been born at in
Coral Gables and "..no records could be found." (1)
The date is from RL's first marriage certificate,
however only his State of birth is listed, not the
city. (10)
A note on birth records in Florida. There are
usually 3 different locations birth records are
kept. The first, the hospital of birth, is also
the least reliable, since it not an "official"
repository of records. Records may or may not be
found there. The next source, which is very
reliable, is the Health Department of the County of
birth. However, the best and most comprehensive
birth record source for the State of Florida is the
State Department of Health and Rehabilitation
Services, Vital Statistics, PO Box 210,
Jacksonville, FL 322231-0042. (904) 359-6900
(Recorded info). This location maintains copies of
all birth records for the State, going back to
1917.
However, as a result of a State statute enacted in
1987, all birth records in Florida are now
considered confidential. Copies, or even
information from certificates, may only be issued
to the birth registrant, the parents or legal
guardian, or a legal representative of the
registrant. So it appears no one can verify the
claim that RL's birth records have vanished without
his written permission.
1974 Social Security number issued in New York State.
RL's Social Security number and current address,
while in the public records, have been deleted from
this document in the interests of privacy. However,
the SS # begins with 068 which indicates it was
issued in the state of New York. It is possible to
determine from the remainder of the SS # that it
most likely was issued in 1974.
August 1976 According to Stanton Friedman, RL graduated from W.
Tresper Clarke High School (740 Edgewood Drive, East
Meadow Union Free District) in Westbury Long Island,
New York. His class standing was number 261 out of
a class of 369. Further, according to Friedman,
this would put RL in the bottom third of his class
and entry into Cal Tech or MIT generally requires
the student be in the top 10% of the class. (15)
1976 Claims to have attended Los Angeles Pierce College.
(14)
This has been confirmed by Stanton Friedman. After
RL stated that one of his professors at Cal Tech was
named "Duxler", Friedman located a William Duxler, a
Math and Physics professor at Pierce College, who
was able to determine that RL had taken at least one
of his courses in the late 1970's. Druxler said he
never taught at Cal Tech. (15)
June 1977 RL's parents purchased a home at 20650 Martha Street
in Woodland Hills, California. (OR 77-592189 thru
592191) (10)
August 1978 RL's parents moved to 4914 Natoma Avenue in Woodland
Hills. (OR 78-1030636 thru 1030638) (10)
"1977 or 78" Claims to have attended Cal State University,
Northridge, "for a short time for some classes",
then on to CalTech. (14)
"The Big T" is the student yearbook for CalTech. At
the Millikan Library at CalTech, every page of every
issue of "The Big T" from the year 1977 through 1982
was checked. There is no photo or mention of RL
anywhere in any of the activities, highly improbable
were he a student there. Checking by George Knapp
(1) and Stanton Friedman with the administration
revealed no records of RL's attendance. Although
Good reports Friedman has confirmed RL's attendance
at Cal State Northridge, Friedman says this is not
correct and he has not made any inquiries to Cal
State Northridge. (1) (15)
July 27, 1980 RL married Carol Nadine Strong in Woodland Hills,
California.
According to the marriage certificate, at the time
of the marriage they were both living at 21619
Strathern, #1, Canoga Park, California. The
certificate list's RL's occupation as "Electronics
Engineer" and his highest school grade completed as
12. RL's birthrate is listed as January 26, 1959 in
Florida. Carol's occupation was listed as
"Electronics Technician" and her highest school
grade completed was also 12. Carol's date of birth
was March 21, 1946, in California, making her 13
years older than RL. The certificate lists this as
the first marriage for both.
Per the certificate RL's parents were Albert Lazar
and Phyllis Berliner (maiden name), both born in New
York state. Carol's parents were Harold Strong,
born in California, and Verda Jones (maiden name),
born in Colorado. The marriage was witnessed by
Chee Leung of 1485 1/4 Scott Avenue in Los Angeles,
and Lois Kurz of 15210 Sherman Way, #52, in Van
Nuys. The marriage was conducted by Rabbi Bernard
M. Cohen of 23300 Aetna Street in Woodland Hills,
Calif. (Certificate # 1980 O-025327) (10)
"Probably 1982" Date of claimed Masters Degree from MIT. (14)
At Rachel-93, RL was asked for the year of his
graduation from MIT and if he got a Ph.D. He
replied, "No, it was a Master's degree. The year.
What was the year of graduation? Probably eighty
two because I think I left there and went to Los
Alamos."
Glenn Campbell checked the following sources at the
Institute Archives at MIT (See reference 14):
Student directories between 1978 and 1990,
Faculty/Staff phone directories between 1978 and
1990, MIT Degree List between 1979 and 1980, and the
1989 MIT Alumni/ae Register. There was no listing
of RL in any of these documents. (16) Stanton
Friedman has also checked with the MIT Registrar's
office and the Alumni office and has found no
evidence of attendance. Friedman reports RL is not
on the 1982 commencement list. (15)
1982 Listing in Los Alamos National Laboratory phone
book, located by George Knapp. (8)
Stanton Friedman states: "The phone book is not
just from LANL but LANL, The Department of Energy,
Kirk Meier (spelling uncertain) and others. The
listing after Bob's name clearly shows K/M which
means Kirk Meier and proves he did NOT work for
LANL, but for a subcontractor. This seems
appropriate since the Meson Facility mentioned in
the Monitor article is a user facility with teams
coming from all over to set up their equipment for
experiments at the accelerators. As many as 1000
people per year can go through there. They work at
the Lab, NOT for the Lab. They do get listed in the
phone directory. He apparently was a technician."
(15)
Strangely, the bankruptcy file (13) in 1986 does not
show employment at LANL or Kirk Meier, only that of
a self-employed photo processor.
May 1982 According to the Los Alamos "Monitor", RL and Carol
moved to Los Alamos from California. From the dates
and addresses listed in the bankruptcy papers, it
appears they settled in a rented duplex at 3964-B
Sycamore and at some later date opened a photo
processing business at 941-A 18th Street. (3) (13)
June 27, 1982 Los Alamos "Monitor" article appeared about RL and
his Honda jet car. (3)
The article, which appeared on the front page,
identifies RL as "..a physicist at the Los Alamos
Meson Physics Facility." There are a total of four
photos of what appear to be a Honda Civic hatchback
(California license plate "JETUBET") with air scoops
on the top and sides, and a jet nozzle protruding
from the rear where the license plate would normally
go. The article says the engine, composed of
stainless steel and titanium, runs for 30 to 60
seconds on liquid propane with a kerosene
afterburner producing 800 pounds of thrust. Oddly,
"The jet cannot get the car going from a dead
stop..." and must be driven in the normal manner up
to about 90 mph. There is no compressor and RL
claimed it was "..the most efficient jet engine
available. A standard jet uses six pounds of fuel
for every pound of thrust; Lazar said he uses 1.3
pounds of fuel for a pound of thrust." RL stated
the car had been driven over 200 mph on a dry lake
near Los Angeles.
The article states the car "...attracts a lot of
attention for the Lazars, who moved to Los Alamos
about a month ago from California." From the
article's descriptions of the Lazars' experiences in
California, it appears they had been there for some
time before coming to Los Alamos.
June 28, 1982 Dr. Edward Teller gives a lecture at Los Alamos and
RL claims to have met him prior to the talk as
Teller was reading the previous day's story about RL
and his jet car. (1) (3)
The Los Alamos "Monitor" of June 29, 1982 reported
on its front page that Teller spoke at length
against the nuclear freeze movement in this country.
The article also said the auditorium at LANL was
packed.
1984 The bankruptcy papers show RL borrowed $4,000 from
his mother (Phyllis S. Lazar) and, at the time of
the bankruptcy filing, had repaid only $500. (13)
1985 Per the April 1994 issue of Omni magazine, "...while
on vacation in Nevada, he (RL) wound up buying into
a legal Reno brothel; the investment proved so
profitable that he didn't have to return to full
time employment for a while". Per Good, it was
owned by RL and Carol, and called the "Honeysuckle
Ranch" in northern Nevada. In the bankruptcy papers
filed in 1986, no mention is made of any ownership
of income from a brothel.
1985 According to the bankruptcy papers, RL purchased a
1984 Corvette for $19,000. Repaid only $550. It
was repossessed in 1986 prior to the bankruptcy
filing. (13)
1985 RL borrowed $15,000 from father (Albert M. Lazar),
and had repaid only $1,000 by the time of the
bankruptcy filing. (13)
1985 According to the bankruptcy papers, RL borrowed a
total of $60,000 from Los Alamos National Bank,
secured by a $7,900 1984 Honda. Repaid only $1,300
by the time of the bankruptcy filing. (13)
March 22, 1985 RL borrowed at least $12,000 from the Bank of Los
Alamos for retrofit kits to the film printer(s) at
his photo processing business and 300 rolls of 35mm
film. Repaid only $300 by the time of the
bankruptcy filing and the equipment was repossessed
at some time prior to the filing. (13)
May 7, 1985 According to the bankruptcy papers, RL and Carol
borrowed $5,000 via a "3 Minute Loan" from Security
Pacific Finance Corp. of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
(13)
June 13, 1985 RL and Carol purchased a new home at 1933 Ann Greta
Street in Las Vegas from R.A. Homes of Nevada (OR
2129:2088021). From the bankruptcy file and other
documents, it appears Carol took up primary
residence there and RL remained in Los Alamos. (11)
1986 Purchased 1985 Honda CRX for $9,000. Repaid only
$300 by the time of the bankruptcy filing and was
repossessed sometime in 1986, prior to the filing.
(13)
March 26, 1986 RL borrowed $2,000 from John Horne of Los Alamos for
down payment on a jet car. As of March 2, 1987, the
debt had not been repaid, according to the
bankruptcy file. ( 13)
April 19, 1986 RL married Tracy Anne Murk at the "We've Only Just
Begun" Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas.
At the time, RL was apparently still married to
Carol. No divorce proceedings were on file with the
Clark County Clerk's office, and Carol's published
obituaries and death certificate identified RL as
her husband at the time. The minister at the
wedding was William Sharp and the recorded marriage
certificate was mailed to 1073 Cheyenne, Los Alamos.
(OR 0765:0400067) (11)
April 21, 1986 Carol died in Las Vegas. (4) (5)
Carol Lazar's death certificate (# 001423-86) is on
file with the Clark County Health District, 625
Shadow Lane, Las Vegas, (702) 383-1223. The
district will not release copies of certificates
except to family members or in a few other special
instances. However, the certificates are available
for inspection by those with "legitimate interests".
This would include journalists and researchers.
According to data on the certificate, the death was
ruled a suicide and the cause was carbon monoxide
poisoning. The method was given as "Inhalation of
motor vehicle exhaust". It occurred at 1933 Ann
Greta. The case was referred to the Coroner, but no
autopsy was performed.
Quoting the obituary in the Las Vegas Review-
Journal, April 23, 1986, Page 2B: "Carol Lazar died
Monday. She was a two-year resident of Las Vegas
and was a self-employed film processor in the
photography industry. She is survived by her
husband Robert of Las Vegas. Private services and
burial were handled by Davis Funeral Home".
April 1986 Per statements in the bankruptcy file, RL left Los
Alamos and moved to Las Vegas. The addresses listed
in those papers indicate he moved to the Ann Greta
house. (13)
July 21, 1986 RL voluntarily filed for a Chapter 7 (which is a
liquidation) bankruptcy in Las Vegas citing "loss of
business" and "death of spouse" as reasons.(Case BK
86-01623). (13)
In the file, under penalty of perjury, RL stated his
occupation was a Photo Processor, that he was self
employed at his residence, and had been so for 6
years. There was no mention of employment at LANL.
When asked if he had been in a partnership with
anyone or engaged in any business within the
preceding 6 years, RL stated "No'. Within the
preceding 2 years, RL stated the amount of income he
received from his trade was "Unknown", that he had
received no other income from other sources and had
not filed tax returns for the period.
RL stated that his records for the two years prior
to July 1986, along with $15,000, had vanished with
his accountant, Scott R. Maxwell of Santa Fe, who
moved and left no forwarding address. RL said a
police report on the incident was filed in Los
Alamos.
RL also stated no other person was holding anything
of value in which he had an interest. There was no
mention anywhere in the documents of ownership,
either part or full, of a brothel.
RL listed his monthly expenses for mortgage,
utilities, food, car payments, etc., as totaling
$2,360. He listed another monthly debt of $13,150,
and although required to specify what it was, did
not. Thus his total monthly expenses were given as
$15,510.
Oct. 12, 1986 RL married Tracy for a second time, but this time,
for reasons unknown, Tracy used the name of Jackie
Dianne Evans. Wedding was at the "Chapel of Love"
in Las Vegas by Minister James B. Terrell (OR
0773:0431981). The recorded marriage certificate was
sent to the Ann Greta address. (11)
March 19, 1987 Bankruptcy final decree was issued. Final
accounting showed $173,250 in assets (home and photo
equipment), and $270,324 in debts. (13)
1988 RL met John Lear, precise date unknown. (1)
March 16, 1988 A "Notice of Default" was issued for the Ann Greta
house for failing to make payments from 7-1-87 and
thereafter. The trustee of the loan declared it due
and if not paid immediately, would be foreclosed on.
(OR 880316:00333)(11)
March 22, 1988 Tracy/Jackie purchased a home on LXXXXX Street in
Las Vegas under the name "Jackie Evans".
The home was purchased from Michael and Carolyn
Tutay by "Jackie Evans, a married woman as her sole
and separate property". Concurrently, RL
quitclaimed any interests in this house to her ( OR
880322:124 thru 127). ( A quitclaim is a document
transferring whatever rights or interests a property
owner may have, if any, to another without any
guarantee or warranty of title.) (11)
August 4, 1988 The Ann Greta house was sold at auction by the
trustee for $97,400 (OR 880912:262). (11)
December 1988 RL began claimed work period at S-4. (1)
According to Good, RL "..would be called by phone
and told when to go to McCarran Airport, where a
Boeing 737 (probably a 737-200 belonging to EG&G)
would fly him and others to Groom Lake. From there,
after waiting briefly in a cafeteria, a bus with
blocked out windows drove the remainder of the
journey along a dirt road to an area estimated to be
ten to fifteen miles south of Groom Lake, adjacent
to Papoose Lake."
March 1989 According to Good's account, RL began initial
interviews with George Knapp. (1)
Per the Lindemann interview, they were done for
"safekeeping" (2). Curiously, in a radio interview
with Chuck Harder on the "For The People" show on
November 17, 1989, George Knapp stated John Lear
didn't introduce him to RL until May, 1989.
March 22, 1989 First Wednesday night trip to Tikaboo Valley to view
test. Observers were RL, Tracy Lazar, Gene Huff and
John Lear, using Lear's RV. Lear was the only one
who saw the elliptical shaped light through a
telescope and the total sighting lasted about 7
minutes. (1)
March 29, 1989 Second Wednesday night trip to view test. Observers
were RL, Tracy Lazar, Gene Huff and Jim Taliani.
They took a videotape of a moving light with a time
of 8:30 PM shown on the tape. (1) (2) (9)
April 6, 1989 Third Wednesday night trip to view test. Observers
were RL, Tracy Lazar, her sister, Gene Huff and John
Lear. They were discovered by guards and detained
and questioned by the Lincoln County Sheriff. (1)
(14)
April 7, 1989 RL's last "work day". Debriefed at Indian Springs
Airfield. (1)
RL says he was ordered to report to Indian Springs
where he was interrogated about the previous night's
activities. In Good's book RL says "I was never
officially fired and my clearance was never
officially taken away", but that he refused to go
back for fear of his safety. In Lindemann's book RL
says "I didn't actually leave, they denied my
clearance." The reason given for the clearance
revocation was the instability of RL's marriage to
Tracy, who RL claims was having an affair with her
flight instructor. (14)
May 1989 According to sworn statements in the divorce
records, RL separated from Tracy/Jackie. (12)
May 1989 RL's first interviews with George Knapp were
broadcast on Las Vegas' KLAS-TV, in silhouette,
using the pseudonym "Dennis".
Nov. 10, 1989 KLAS-TV, which earlier in the week began a series of
reports by George Knapp on UFOs, identified and
interviewed RL
Nov. 21, 1989 RL and Gene Huff were guests on the "Billy Goodman
Happening" radio show on KVEG 840 AM.
Nov. 25, 1989 "UFOs: The Best Evidence" a 2 hour compilation of
previous reports, is shown on KLAS-TV.
Dec. 9, 1989 RL appeared on "On The Record", hosted by George
Knapp, on KLAS-TV.
Dec. 20, 1989 RL was a guest on the "Billy Goodman Happening"
radio show on KVEG 840 AM.
April 1990 RL was arrested in Las Vegas for pandering. (6)
June 18, 1990 RL plead guilty to a felony charge of pandering in
District Court. (6)
According to the LV "Sun", "The guilty plea was part
of a plea bargain in which the district attorney's
office agreed not to pursue additional prostitution-
related charges."
The story in the LV "Review-Journal" said RL met
prostitute Toni Bulloch as a customer and helped her
set up her business in the Newport Cove apartments
on Tamarus Street. The story also stated, "The
records show that Lazar later helped Bulloch in
setting up the business, that he did indeed keep
computer records of customers, and that he also took
at least a 50 percent share of her fees. Lazar was
also interested in recruiting other women into the
operation, the records state."
July 25, 1990 RL is divorced from Tracy/Jackie (Case D 130180).
(12)
According to the proceedings of the case, RL
received the house on LXXXXX Street and any
equipment and/or revenue from his businesses known
as "Jet Processing", "United Nuclear" and "Red Light
Racing". Tracy/Jackie received a pickup truck and
various furniture and audio-video items. The
proceedings also identified both marriages (i.e.,
first as Tracy and again as Jackie) and directed
that Tracy/Jackie would retain the name "Tracy
Lazar".
August 20, 1990 As a result of his pandering conviction, RL was
sentenced to 6 months probation, 150 hours of
community service, ordered to undergo psychotherapy
and to stay away from brothels. (7)
The article in the LV "Review-Journal" said that
although "state parole and probation authorities had
recommended a four month prison evaluation of
Lazar", the prosecutor, John Lukens, said that the
circumstances of the case were such that "Metro vice
and the DA have no opposition to probation." The
article also said the court received letters
supporting RL from George Knapp and Representative
James Bilbray, D-Nevada.
Sept. 13, 1990 "Jackie Evans Lazar" quitclaims house on LXXXXX
Street to RL, thus transferring ownership to him.
(OR 900913:00477) (11)
Dec. 12, 1990 The IRS places a $4,897 lien on RL for taxes (OR
901213:608). (11)
May 1, 1993 RL speaks at the "Ultimate UFO Seminar" held at the
Little A-Le-Inn in Rachel, Nevada. (14)
June 11, 1993 "Daily Variety", an entertainment industry newspaper
reports "New Line Nabs Pic Based on Gov't UFO
Scientist". Excerpts from the story:
"The life story of former U.S. government scientist
Bob Lazar that was recently put into turnaround by
Gruber-Peters Prods. has been put on an earthly fast
track by New Line Cinema for director Chuck Russell,
according to Michael De Luca, New Line's exec
veepee/CEO."
"New Line finalized the deal for the untitled film
on Wednesday after Lazar considered competing offers
from producer Steve Tisch, Simpson-Bruckheimer
Prods. and actor Steven Seagal, De Luca said."
"De Luca said the pic will have an $8 million to $10
million budget and will shoot in fall or early `94
with a `94 release."
NOTES:
In the above "OR" means Official Record of the County Recorder's
office.
The dates shown reflect the precision with which they are known.
Precise dates are used whenever possible.
Per Lindemann in "UFOs and The Alien Presence, 6 Viewpoints", RL has
been granted patents. Areas unknown.
Per Timothy Good, RL worked at S-4 only 6 or 7 days between December
1988 and April 1989. Per RL at Rachel-93, he flew in between 4 and
5 PM, and left by 11 PM. Therefore, his total employed hours at S-4
must be 49 hours or less, or just over the equivalent of one week's
work.
DOCUMENT SOURCES AND AVAILABILITY:
(1) "Alien Contact" by Timothy Good, published by William
Morrow and Co., 1993 (AKA "Alien Liaison")
(2) "UFOs and The Alien Presence, 6 Viewpoints" by
Michael Lindemann, 1991. Published by the 2020 Group,
3463 State Street, Box 264, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
(3) Los Alamos Monitor, June 27, 1982, page A1, "LA Man
Joins the Jet Set - at 200 Miles an Hour". This document
is only available for on-site inspection and copying at
the offices of the Monitor, 256 DP Road, Los Alamos, NM
87544. (505) 662-4185. This story has been transcribed
and placed on the Internet.
(4) Las Vegas Sun, April 23, 1986, Page 8B, "Obituaries".
Available on microfilm at the offices of the Sun or
numerous libraries.
(5) Las Vegas Review-Journal, April 23, 1986, Page 2B,
"Deaths". Available on microfilm at the offices of the R-
J or numerous libraries.
(6) Las Vegas Review-Journal, June 19, 1990, Page 8B,
"Source in Channel 8's UFO series pleads guilty to
pandering charge". Available on microfilm at the offices
of the R-J or numerous libraries.
(7) Las Vegas Review-Journal, August 21, 1990, Page 2C,
"Judge gives UFO `witness' Lazar probation on pandering
charge". Available on microfilm at the offices of the R-
J or numerous libraries.
(8) "UFO's, The Best Evidence", video by George Knapp.
Available from "Video Dave" at the UFO Audio-Video
Clearing House, PO Box 342, Yucaipa, CA 92399, (909) 795-
3361. Call for details and prices.
(9) "The Lazar Tape", video by Tri-Dot Productions, 1324
S. Eastern, Las Vegas, NV 89104. This tape had been
available at a price of $29.95 + $3.50 S&H. A newer,
slightly more expensive version with enhanced production
values is the final stages.
(10) Public records, Los Angeles County
Registrar/Recorder/Clerk's office., 12400 E. Imperial
Highway, Norwalk, CA. (Marriage certificates are $13
each,: 310 462-2137) (Real estate documents are $2 for
the 1st page and $0.50 for each page thereafter: 310 462-
2133)
(11) Public records, Clark County Recorder's office, 309
S. 3rd Street, (or PO Box 551510) Las Vegas, NV 89155-
1510. (702) 455-4336. Cost for Official Records is
$1.00 per page. Certified marriage certificates are
$7.00.
(12) Public records, Clark County Clerk's office, 200 S.
3rd Street (or PO Box 551601) Las Vegas, NV 89155-
1601.(702) 455-4411. Cost varies per document. Call.
(13) Public records, Case BK 86-01623, US Federal
Bankruptcy Court, Las Vegas.(702) 388-6257. Cost for
bankruptcy papers is a $25.00 retrieval fee and about
$8.00 for copying the roughly 120 pages of information.
(14) Public question and answer session by RL on May 1,
1993 at Rachel, Nevada. "Bob Lazar at The Ultimate UFO
Seminar" transcript available from Glenn Campbell, HCR
Box 38, Rachel, NV 89001. Cost is $8.00 plus $2.00
postage (Overseas airmail is $5.00).
(15) Personal correspondence with Stanton Friedman, dated
June 27, 1994. Quoted with permission.
(16) Documentation of Glenn Campbell's search for RL's
records and instructor at MIT is available from him at
HCR Box 38, Rachel, NV 89001. Include $1.00 for copying
and postage (This info is included as part of reference
14).
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