Labels:text | screenshot | font OCR: SPEISER SIGHTING REPORT CLASSIFICATIONS This is likewise a two-part classification, with an escalating scale from one to five within each. The "Strangeness Factor", rather than ranking by distance or supporting evidence, rates cases as definitely, probably or possibly explainable as well as strange or highly strange. The SPEISER "Probability Factor" concentrates on the creditability of the witness(es) as honest individuals and accurate observers, with ratings from "not credible" to "highly credible". See the April, 1987 issue of the Journal for Mr. Speiser's explanation of this grading method. SPEISER Strangeness Factor: Probability Factor: S1 - Explainable or explained P1 - Not credible or sound S2 - Probably explainable with P2 - Unreliable witness: more data possible hoax S3 - Possibly ...
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