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And now here's James Steinberg.

Our special guest hosts again this week, Paul Kimball, and we have an interesting show about the relationship between science

fiction and the paranormal. It could be kind of strange. I have some strange stories to tell,

and I will a little bit later. Now, in a previous episode, Paul and I were talking about some of the

old cases that never seem to die like Aztec. I think the big question today, Paul, is are there any old cases, maybe other than Roswell,

that we should even bother about anymore?

Isn't it time to let the dead be buried and go on with research over current events?

Of all the old cases, Roswell would be the one that I would let go.

Actually, I would flip your question on its side and say, look, all the old cases, isn't Roswell the one that I would let go. Actually, I would flip your question on its side

and say, look, Bolly old cases, isn't Roswell the one that we should just sort of say, you know what,

enough is enough? This has taken up far too much of our time and effort over the last 20 or 30 years.

Can we not move on to more productive pursuits? Because we don't have an answer to Roswell and we never

will, one that will satisfy everybody. So why don't we just say, look, you guys, like Kevin

Randall and Stan Friedman, you think an alien spacecraft crash there and you're convinced

of that. Fine, you go do your thing. You guys, like the late Carl Flock and Jim Mosley and many

others, you're convinced that it was Project Mogul.

Okay, that's fine.

You do your thing.

You guys like Nick Redfern, you have a different point of view, a different theory.

That's great.

You do your thing.

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