In 1993, I formed a UFO discussion group in eastern Kentucky, which by unanimous

membership vote became the Kentucky Skywatchers.

Unbeknownst to us, the group was joined or infiltrated by an undercover FBI agent.

He was enthusiastic about the topic and was a pretty vocal participant in our discussions,

which could get heated at times.

There were no obvious signs that he was a government official.

He was pretty good at hiding his FBI affiliation,

which I suppose is part of the job description if you think about it. When he stopped showing up

for meetings, I wasn't surprised. In these types of groups, people come and go. We later discovered

the cabinet where the membership forms of the group were kept had been

accessed and some of the files that contained names, addresses, and phone numbers had gone missing.

One of our members was a woman who claimed to be psychic.

She was actually quite a character and once she started telling one of her many UFO encounters,

we let her have the floor.

Now we were open-minded and offered such people respect and a measure of dignity.

She swore that somewhere near her home in eastern Kentucky, that there was evidence of activity inside the top-secreturn

underground weapons laboratory stationed amid the long and narrow mountain ridges.

She sensed strange vibrations, portraying herself as the eyes and ears of an alien

race from a distant galaxy.

She cautioned to us that an invasion was imminent,

but it would not be an obvious one with advanced weaponry and spaceships visible in the skies.

Rather, she insisted the invaders would seize power quietly through manipulation of our infrastructure.

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