SUBJECT: COOPER (ET. AL.)                                    FILE: UFO2662




   Date: 02-04-92  20:52
   From: John Powell
   To:   John Stepkowski
   Subj: Cooper (et. al.)

   In a message to John Powell <03 Feb 92  2:18> John Stepkowski wrote:

   >>> G'Day!  (Sorry, I couldn't resist... <grin>)

   > G'day John! I was going to use that salutation when I posted my first
   > message to you,  but I wasn't too confident about it then. Now that I
   > see  you're  multi-lingual,   I   can  throw  my  Australian-American
   > dictionary away and get stuck in full bore, no worries mate! <nirg> -
   > (downunder grin)

   Hey!   Do kangaroos adhere to the WBA or WBC boxing rules? <grin>   And
   what's  this I hear about ya'll swimming with aligators and  crocodiles
   (!), are ya'll crazy or what? <grin>

   On  a serious and slightly related item,  exactly what is the  TV  show
   called Beyond 2000?  I see it here on the Discovery Channel, a cable TV
   channel,  and I know it is Aussie but is it export or is it a real show
   that you guys watch too?

   > Moore  seems  to  be  like Stevens,  involved in  _many_  aspects  of
   > ufology;  Philadelphia Experiment,  MJ-12,  Falcon,  Condor etc.  I'd
   > welcome your thoughts on him.


   Moore:  He admitted to spying on private citizens for the US gov't.  He
   admitted  telling carefully gov't-contrived lies and disinformation  to
   private  citizens  and reporting back to the gov't on the  progress  of
   that  activity.   (If he admitted this much then one must  wonder  what
   _else_  he's done but has not yet confessed...)   I  do not hold him in
   high regard...

   Stevens:   As  far as I can tell he is simply a businessman  -  nothing
   more.

   > The  Lovette I was referring to was allegedly abducted by a UFO at  a
   > military  base and his body was recovered badly mutilated  some  days
   > later.    I'll check the text file I read this in and get back to you
   > if you like.

   Please  do,   I  have no references on a Lovette except  for  English's
   mention in the alleged Blue Book #13:

   -----------------------------------------------------------------------

   [...]  Report  gave clear indication of reports of  human  mutilations,
   most  notably  was a case witnessed by Air Force personnel in which  an
   Air  Force Sgt.  E-6  by the name of Jonathan P.  Lovette was  observed
   being taken captive aboard what appeared to be a UFO at the WHITE sands
   Missile Test Range in New Mexico. This abduction took place in March of
   1956  at about 0300 local and was witnessed by Major William Cunningham
   of  the United States Air Force Missile Command near Holloman Air Force
   Base.

   Major  Cunningham and Sgt.  Lovette were out in a field downrange  from
   the  launch  sites  looking for debris from a missile  test  when  Sgt.
   Lovette  went over the ridge of a small sand dune and was out of  sight
   for  a time.  Major Cunningham heard Sgt.  Lovette scream in  what  was
   described  as  terror or agony.  The Major,  thinking Lovette had  been
   bitten  by a snake or something ran over the crest of the dune and  saw
   Sgt.  Lovette being dragged into what appeared to him and was described
   as  being  a  silvery  disk  like  object  which  hovered  in  the  air
   approximately 15  to 20 feet.  Major Cunningham described what appeared
   to be a long snake-like object which was wrapped around the  sergeant's
   legs  and was dragging him to the craft.  Major  Cunningham  admittedly
   froze as the sergeant was dragged inside the disc and observed the disc
   and  observed  the  disc  going up into the sky  very  quickly.   Major
   Cunningham  got on the jeep radio and reported the incident to  Missile
   Control  whereupon Missile Control confirmed a radar sighting.   Search
   parties  went  into  the  desert  looking  for  Sgt.   Lovette.   Major
   Cunningham's  report was taken and he was admitted to the  White  Sands
   Base Dispensary for observation.

   The  search  for Sgt.  Lovette continues for three days at the  end  of
   which  his nude body was found approximately ten miles downrange.   The
   body  had  been mutilated;the tongue had been removed  from  the  lower
   portion of the jaw. An incision had been made just under the tip of the
   chin and extended all the way back to the esophagus and larynx.  He had
   been emasculated and his eyes had been removed. Also, his anus had been
   removed and there were comments in the report on the apparent  surgical
   skill of the removal of these items including the genitalia. The report
   commented that the anus and the genitalia had been removed `as though a
   plug'  which in the case of the anus extended all the way to the colon.
   There  was no sign  of  blood within the system.  The  initial  autopsy
   report confirmed that the system had  been  completely drained of blood
   and that there was no vascular collapse due to death by bleeding.  Sub-
   comment was added that this was unusual because in any body who dies of
   bleeding  or  in the case of  a complete  blood loss  there  is  always
   vascular  collapse.  Also noted was that when the body was found  there
   were  a  number  of  dead predatory type  birds  within  the  area  who
   apparently  had  died after trying to  partake of the sergeant's  body.
   There  were a number of extremely grisly  black and white  photographs.
   From all indications the body had been  exposed to  the elements for at
   least a day or two.  The New Mexico sun in the desert  is extremely hot
   and debilitating under normal circumstances. [...] Major Cunningham was
   initially accused of murdering Sgt.  Jonathan P. Lovette.  Charges were
   later dropped.

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   I  have  no  idea  if  any  investigation  of  these  claims  was  ever
   undertaken. Given that a month/year are available, a specific location,
   and  _two_ names it shouldn't be overly difficult to determine if  such
   people  did or do exist in the US military.  (On the other hand,  _not_
   finding them listed in the military could be taken by some to  indicate
   a cover-up...<grin>)

   > The  rocket  incident was definitely not mentioned in the  Grudge  13
   > document I've seen.

   It is in another document,  generally named CHAP1.*  (about 50Kb),  and
   was  essentially  the working draft/outline for Bill's  great  American
   novel-to-be. Let me know if you can't get ahold of it.

   The Grudge 13  material suffers from one glaring problem:  It does  not
   contain  anything _new_,  it precisely parallels the  known  phenomenon
   plus the alleged phenomenon but does not provide _anything_ that hasn't
   already been allegedly reported... I find that curious...

   > John Powell writes:  "Dear You Asked For It, I've long wanted to know
   > what goes on in the 'Blue Room' at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. A
   > friend  of  mine says it contains lots of little grey aliens and bits
   > of  flying  saucers.  I'd love to know what REALLY goes on in  there.
   > "Okay John, let's go and take a look because ... _You_ Asked For It!

   Cool!

   > (Much easier than messing around with all that FOIA stuff,  eh?  Only
   > problem  is,   I   wonder  what sort of TV  reception  you'd  get  in
   > Levenworth?)

   Now  that  you mention it that FOIA stuff does look  better  already...
   <grin>

   Thanks, take care.
   John.



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