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For full exposure, listen with headphones. Well, the wiz with your dancing night?

Where do you wonder into the night?

Where would you lead if I keep you inside?

Will of the width, will your your lantern looming for me? A fairy rim meet the forest tree?

Or will you beckon me down to the sea?

Well of the wift. I'm Toby Ball and this is

I'm Toby Ball and this is strange arrivals. Episode 7, the illusion.

Episode 7.

The Illusion of Movement

In March of 1966, the area around Hillsdale County, Michigan experienced a wave of

UFO sightings that eventually garnered too much media coverage for the Pentagon to

simply ignore.

The Air Force sent Alan Heinek, the consulting scientist to Project Blue Book, to see if he could

find a satisfactory explanation. Here is George Pruitt from WJR radio in Detroit,

interviewing Project Blue Bookhead, Major Hector Quintanilla.

On the local news front, an Air Force investigating team is looking into the rash of

UFO reports that have taken place in southeastern Michigan.

The team is headed by Dr. H. Allen Heinek at Northwestern University, who's the Air Force Scientific

Advisor on Project Blue Book. That's the Air Force Project to investigate UFO reports.

WJR's Bill Jones contacted the military chief of that project at

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, Major Hector Quintanella,

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