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Timothy Good.

I've been following your work for many years,

and I'm curious, what drew you to the UFO subject in the first place?

Well, I've always been mad about space travel and aviation since, as long as I can remember, actually. So when an American cousin gave me a book called The Flying Sources Are Real by Major Donald Kehoe, I really took note because there were

so many sightings reported by military and civilian pilots, frequently confirmed by air traffic controllers via radar, of course.

So that's it, and I haven't looked back since.

And then later on, that was back in 1955, so it's 52 years ago.

Yeah, 52 years ago about.

And then a few years later, I read the book by Captain Edward Ruppelt, who had

headed Project Blue Book, the first Project Blue Book. And that astounded me even more, because

he was this Air Force intelligence officer writing soberly about astounding reports from

military and civilian pilots. So that's it, and I've been hooked ever since.

Hmm. You know, it's funny. Coincidental. I was 11 years old, and my brother leaves on his

coffee table a copy of one of Kehoe's books, Flying Saucers from Outer Space. I read the book

at 11 years of age, and I was hooked. And here I am about 400 years of age and I was hooked.

And here I am about 400 years later and I'm still carrying on and still doing this

thing.

Now having read that book, you got kind of really interested in this thing, but at what

point did you say, you know what?

I'm going to start researching.

I'm going to write books on the subject, whatever.

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