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April 11, 2001: UFOs, Crop Circles, & Ancient Sites - Paul Coulbeck
Published 1 year, 5 months ago
Description
Art Bell welcomes Canadian writer Paul Coulbeck, who investigated the extraordinary claims of Daniel Hammer, a French-Canadian carpenter who says he was abducted from his living room in 1975. According to Hammer, two humanoid beings took him aboard a granite-interior spacecraft, shrunk him to atomic size, and guided him through the workings of an energy frequency generator. The experience left him with detailed knowledge of how to build such a craft himself.
Coulbeck describes visiting Hammer in Ontario, where he photographed the construction of a full-scale spacecraft built with stainless steel rings lined with precisely positioned magnets. Hammer had previously built two smaller models. The first exploded in his garage, and the second escaped into the sky when he lost control of it, knocking out power in the surrounding area. Newspaper reports and power outage records corroborate these incidents. After mysterious government agents searched his property, Hammer relocated to Ontario to continue his work.
Art also discusses a growing listener phenomenon involving possible timeline manipulation, with hundreds of emails from people who recall historical events differently than recorded history, including vivid memories of Nelson Mandela dying in prison.
Coulbeck describes visiting Hammer in Ontario, where he photographed the construction of a full-scale spacecraft built with stainless steel rings lined with precisely positioned magnets. Hammer had previously built two smaller models. The first exploded in his garage, and the second escaped into the sky when he lost control of it, knocking out power in the surrounding area. Newspaper reports and power outage records corroborate these incidents. After mysterious government agents searched his property, Hammer relocated to Ontario to continue his work.
Art also discusses a growing listener phenomenon involving possible timeline manipulation, with hundreds of emails from people who recall historical events differently than recorded history, including vivid memories of Nelson Mandela dying in prison.