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The Essential Guide to UFO Sightings Since 1945 (Schiffer Publishing 2017) by Frank Schwede is a small but mighty collection of specific UFO cases that many readers may have heard of or read about at one point in time. The book covers the topics of over ten noted sightings since 1945. The stories are supported by data, facts, and several color photographs from newspaper or magazine archives.
Start by studying the Table of the most Commonly Sighted UFO types. The table is full of drawings of UFO’s shapes and sizes from the 1940’s through the 1960’s. Read about UFO sightings by U. S. pilots and astronauts and learn the mysteries of the Black Triangle. Germany and the Soviet Union had their share of UFO sightings too. Were several counties witnessing the same thing at the same time?
UFO fans will get an in depth look at two of the well know UFO locations in the United states—Roswell, New Mexico and the notorious Area 51 in Nevada. Visitors flock to both locations, gazing up at the starlit skies in hopes of catching a glimpse of a mothership. They come to the museums to study maps and view artifact collections during the day. Many readers will begin to speculate what really happened at the Roswell crash site.
There is an interesting chapter about a case of Betty Cash and her friend Vickie Landrum. What did the pair witness one horrifying night along a farm road in Texas in December 1980? Read eye witness reports from travelers along the famed Extraterrestrial Highway near Rachel.
The Essential Guide to UFO Sightings just might make you a believer of the unexplained lights in the Heavens.
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Debe Branning has been the director of the MVD Ghostchasers–a Mesa/Bisbee, AZ based paranormal team since 1994. The team conducts investigations of haunted, historical locations throughout Arizona and has offered paranormal workshop/investigations since 2002. Debe has been a guest lecturer at Ottawa University, Central Arizona College, Arizona State University, Scottsdale Community College, and South Mountain Community College. She has been a speaker at science fiction conventions such as Phoenix ComiCon, CopperCon, FiestaCon, HauntedCon and AZParacon. Debe has been the guest speaker at many historical societies and libraries talking about historic/haunted Arizona.
She has appeared in an episode of “Streets of Fear” for FearNet.com which aired October 2009 and on an episode of TRAVEL CHANNEL’S “Ghost Stories” about haunted Jerome, Arizona in July 2010. She recently appeared as an extra in the 2017 horror movie “The Covenant”. She enjoys assisting in the research field for various Travel Channel TV shows such as ‘Ghost Stories’, ‘Haunted Highway’, and ‘Deadly Possessions’ and MTV’s ‘Fear’. She has traveled, toured and investigated at haunted locations across the United States, England, Scotland, Ireland and Mexico.
Debe is the author of “Sleeping With Ghosts-A Ghost Hunter’s Guide to AZ’s Haunted Hotels and Inns” (2004), “Grand Canyon Ghost Stories” (2012), “The Graveyard Shift–Arizona’s Historic and Haunted Cemeteries” (2012), “Dining With the Dead–Arizona’s Historic and Haunted Restaurants and Cafes” (2017) and a series of three children’s books, “The Adventures of Chickolet Pigolet: 1. “The Bribe of Frankenbeans” —-2. “Murmur on the Oink Express” —-3. “You Ought to be in Pig-tures”. For 7 years Debe penned 3 columns for Examiner.com titled: “Phoenix Travel Adventures,” “Arizona Haunted Sites” and “Haunted Places” so travelers could know where they might find a ghost or two when they visited Arizona and the United States. She was the Managing Editor of “Paranormal Investigator Magazine.” As a paranormal travel writer, Debe traveled to Europe to cover haunted castles, jails, ships, inns, cemeteries and ghost walking tours. She has been the guest of several US tourism departments such as Carlsbad, Historic Hotels of the Rockies, Salem, and Biloxi.
Debe is a preservation activist with a special interest in preserving historic cemeteries. She is on the board of directors of the Pioneers’ Cemetery Association and the Arizona Genealogical Advisory Board. She is also one of the co-hosts of the Association of Gravestones Studies in Arizona.
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