July 7, 2024 — UFO Author/Researcher William G. Weber

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🗓️ 7 July 2024

⏱️ 110 minutes

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Gene and cohost Tim Swartz present researcher William G. Weber, author of "UFO's Sightings Reports Cover-Ups," of which veteran researcher Major George A. Filer is a coauthor. The book covers historical documented cases as well as those that touch us with modern technology today. Weber details the attempts to cover-up and even discredit witnesses to the actual sighting events. His hope is to provide subject matter to stimulate thought that perhaps we are not alone. Among the topics discussed: Weber's history with MUFON, his theories about the controversial claims of Col. Philip Corso about possible reverse engineering of advanced technology from the Roswell crash, and abduction reports. Weber was the former MUFON State Director for the State of Delaware, and for a short time, the State of Pennsylvania. As the State Director, he was responsible for a team of State Section Directors, Chief Investigators and Certified Field Investigators within these States. He was also a member of the MUFON STAR Team — (the MUFON SWAT Team). Weber's background is in Electrical Engineering, where he was granted three U.S. Patents for his designs.

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0:00.0	You're in the Paracast. You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.
0:28.3	And now, here's Gene Steinberg.
0:33.2	So Tim Swartz is back with us again.
0:36.6	Last week we had Chris Wutkowski with Kurt Collins.
0:39.3	And our guest this week is William Weber, who has done a lot of work with Mufon, and now is doing it by his lonesome.
0:46.3	And I found out in talking to William a few minutes before the show began, that we are neighbors 50 years removed. He's talking about
0:59.1	living just outside of Downingtown, Pennsylvania, and I lived in Downingtown back in the mid-1970s
1:05.7	before most of our listeners were born. I gather those things have changed since then.
1:11.8	Yeah, a little bit, just a tad. And you can call me Bill.
1:16.6	William was my mother, and that's when I was in trouble.
1:20.8	Okay, so the way it would work is, if someone called you William, it was your mom or dad
1:26.8	saying you are in big trouble. By calling me you William, it was your mom or dad saying you are in big trouble.
1:30.0	By calling me, William, I knew I was in trouble.
1:33.1	Okay.
1:36.5	It's like, William, get over here, you know.
1:39.1	Well, at least that's something here.
1:41.4	Now, even though I'm not living in the borough where my uh address is downingtown
1:48.0	pennsylvania so it's it's grown i haven't been there since the 80s and there's no insult
1:57.1	intended i really liked the area i lived in. I mean, I don't mind telling you
2:02.4	now because you're not going to find where I am. I've lived at 22 Strode Avenue in Coatsville,
2:08.5	which is kind of like a duplex house, two sides, two levels. And we paid maybe $50 or $60 a month for rent. Today, I bet it costs $1,500. It's still there. I look.
2:24.3	I'm not surprised, you know, the price of real estate, and by the way, Downing Town has some
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