(09-28-2022, 01:54 PM)BIAD Wrote: In regards of Janice Falcus mentioned in the post, all I found was this and I think it had surfaced before on
the thread from TOS. Falcus:

It's a cold trail, but I'll keep at it!

(09-28-2022, 08:21 PM)Ninurta Wrote: I noticed in the genealogical sheets there that Judy is listed as "male", although his/her name is hidden, but I reckon she was a male when she fathered the kids...

That page is from 2013, so I don't think it ever appeared in the thread - you've made a new discovery! The photo of Janice appeared in the thread, but I'm pretty sure that page didn't. It dos serve as confirmation that that page involves the same Janice that came up during the investigation, though - the photo matches.

Quote:Publication date 2010-02-13
Judy is the owner of The Extraterrestrial And Abduction Network she has be studying there extraterrestrial abduction
phenomena for quite a long while Judy is also a abductee herself and it is her disire to provide a safehaven for other
people who have been abducted like her which is why she founded The Extraterrestrial And Abduction Network so
others like her would have a place to come and discuss thier experiences and compare notes and research.
Judy would like to invite all listening to join her in this cause.

(09-28-2022, 08:21 PM)Ninurta Wrote: [
ETA: I was always under the impression that Janice had two kids, a boy and a girl, but that page shows two daughters?

Quote:Arthur Shuttlewood's Encounter with 'Karne' of the Planet 'Aenstria'



'In 1965 Arthur Shuttlewood received "mystery phone calls" of "callers from the planet (or 'cantel') Aenstria." 
A description of these contact events is presented in the last chapter of his first book about his UFO experiences
The Warminster Mystery (1967)...'

(10-01-2022, 09:05 PM)BIAD Wrote: I dunno, maybe it's my selfishness... but everything seems to be England orientated to me!!
Aenstria again.

Quote:Arthur Shuttlewood's Encounter with 'Karne' of the Planet 'Aenstria'



'In 1965 Arthur Shuttlewood received "mystery phone calls" of "callers from the planet (or 'cantel') Aenstria." 
A description of these contact events is presented in the last chapter of his first book about his UFO experiences
The Warminster Mystery (1967)...'

Source:

(10-02-2022, 09:08 PM)BIAD Wrote: I saw that... however, there's this:

MyHeritage Family Trees

James Hendrick Van Greunen was born in 1962.
James married Janice Anne Van Greunen (born Falcus) .
Janice was born on June 10 1955, in Newcastle-on-Tyne, England.
They had 2 children.
Source:

(10-02-2022, 09:45 PM)Ninurta Wrote: As I recall, all of his official documentation in our possession show his date of birth to be in 1965, so I question just who entered that information at My Heritage apparently erroneously. Was it James/Judy his/her self trying to throw sand in the gear box, was it a family member working from faulty memory, or...?

(10-03-2022, 08:46 AM)BIAD Wrote:
Judy and her original self, James.

(10-03-2022, 07:16 PM)Ninurta Wrote: You know, one day I recalled that certain sites often "flip" images they have stolen in order to
try to fool search engine photo recognition efforts, to hide copyright infringements and such.
It occurred to me that Judy's "flipped"ASAN image might do the same thing in an effort to foil
facial recognition software - might not have been a conscious effort, since some cameras (like
the front camera on most cell phones) naturally "mirror" the image when taking a photo.

So I re-flipped the ASAN image to NASA and re-mounted it next to James's passport photo to
match orientations. When I did that, I noticed a dark spot on the bridge of his/her nose that I
had never noticed before...

Quote:The mysterious case of ‘Skinny Bob’ – the alien UFO pilot 'captured by the KGB'

A creepy video of an 'alien entity' said to have been recorded by Soviet scientists has been claimed by some
UFO enthusiasts as the clearest look yet at an extraterrestrial


To create Skinny Bob's hands would have tested the special effects technology of 10 years ago

'Of all the videos that are claimed to be “evidence” of alien creatures visiting the Earth, none is as as hard to
explain, or as downright crawly, as the brief clip of an extraterrestrial known as Skinny Bob.

A clip of the creature, with the bulging skull and huge black eyes that have become standard for images of alien
visitors, first emerged in 2011. Posted by an anonymous Reddit user who went by the name Ivan 0135, the video
was supposedly recorded by the KGB after a ship from the Zeta Reticuli star system landed in Russia.

“Skinny Bob” was said to be part of a diplomatic mission from a planet some 40 light years away sent to discuss
“matters of mutual concern.” It’s hard to believe that an alien from such a distant planet would look quite so human
–but if “Skinny Bob” is a hoax, the question remains; who are the hoaxers, and what did they stand to gain?

Video effects artist Randy Sharp said that if the clip was fake: “CG technology, at the time of production, would
have required a level of expertise of someone …with a high level of experience/knowledge”

No-one has ever tried to make any money from the footage, which some experts estimate would have cost in
the region of $250,000 to create. Movie maker Adam Wells, who directed the short film Shemira, told the Daily
Star that he’s seen plenty of crude hoaxes in his time but the Skinny Bob clip “looked had time spent on it”
He added that there was “something about the eyebrow move that looked animatronic”.

UFO expert Nigel Watson told us that Skinny Bob “looks like the sort of alien we might expect to march out of a
flying saucer or the type allegedly recovered at Roswell,” or the Mekon from 50s cartoon strip Dan Dare".
There’s also an uncanny resemblance to the drawing an alien abduction victim sent him after a Close Encounter
in the 1970s. But, he added, for all his alien credentials Bob looks”very humanoid and not as exotic as you might
expect for a visitor from a distant star system”.

Charley Henley, a VFX supervisor who worked on Ridley Scott’s Alien series, says there are very good reasons
why the aliens of our imaginations look so human: “A lot of the designs are tied in with the human anatomy,
and I think that is the common theme. We put a lot of humans into the aliens.”

Palaeontologist and evolutionary biologist Stephen Jay Gould says a human-looking alien would be extremely
unlikely, and if we “re-ran the tape” of evolution here on Earth, life could end up looking different to how it looks
now. But Sam Levin, a researcher in Oxford’s Department of Zoology, says an alien that looked a bit like us isn’t
as unlikely as all that: “: ‘We still can't say whether aliens will walk on two legs or have big green eyes.

"But we believe evolutionary theory offers a unique additional tool for trying to understand what aliens will be
like, and we have shown some examples of the kinds of strong predictions we can make with it. “By predicting
that aliens undergone major transitions -which is how complexity has arisen in species on earth, we can say
that there is a level of predictability to evolution that would cause them to look like us”...'

(10-04-2022, 03:11 PM)BIAD Wrote: Even in 2022, ripples of the Faltskog debacle still appear.

Quote:The mysterious case of ‘Skinny Bob’ – the alien UFO pilot 'captured by the KGB'

A creepy video of an 'alien entity' said to have been recorded by Soviet scientists has been claimed by some
UFO enthusiasts as the clearest look yet at an extraterrestrial

...

No-one has ever tried to make any money from the footage, which some experts estimate would have cost in
the region of $250,000 to create.

...

Daily Star: