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This week, after discussing the reason cryptozoology–if done right–may be one of the most warranted areas of study in the unexplained, we look at a historic date in the ongoing saga of the Loch Ness Monster, along with other news items pertaining to biological mysteries, and even the possible revival of extinct animal species.
Then in hour two, we shift our focus to a recent documentary, Bob Lazar: Area 51 and Flying Saucers, directed by filmmaker Jeremy Corbell, which tells Lazar’s story of alleged government work with flying saucers. Since the 1990s, Lazar has claimed to have been employed at a high-security facility at Groom Lake, Nevada, where he observed UFO technologies being developed by the United States. While the documentary was being made, Lazar alleged that an FBI raid occurred on his business, United Nuclear Scientific, which some have previously argued could not be proven.
However, new documents reveal that the raid did indeed occur, as Lazar claimed, in addition to shedding light on the reason for the FBI’s interest in Lazar and his business. Our friend Timothy McMillan, a Savannah-based civil rights investigator and former law enforcement officer, obtained the documents through a recent Freedom of Information Act Request, which he later posted at his blog. He joins us to tell us what he learned from these documents, and how it relates to the well-known claims of this controversial figure in ufology.
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