November 24, 2024 — Montauk Project Explorer Brian E. Minnick

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🗓️ 24 November 2024

⏱️ 110 minutes

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Gene and cohost Tim Swartz present Brian E. Minnick, a lifetime visitor of the controversial and mysterious Camp Hero on Long Island, NY. After 36 years of visiting, studying and photographing Camp Hero, he has amassed piles of documents, witness testimony, personal experiences, maps and more detailing Camp Hero from about every possible angle — he was even a major contributor to a History Channel investigation of the site and the possible realities of the Montauk Project. In his book, Montauk Is Strange: The Archives: 36 Years Exploring Camp Hero, Long Island & the Legend of the Montauk Project, Minnick skillfully pieces together clues and connects dots that have eluded outsiders for decades. He presents a compelling case that Camp Hero's real mission went far beyond its public cover as an early warning radar station. What Minnick documents suggests a far deeper level of covert research and testing than has ever been officially acknowledged. Through first-hand investigations, he uncovers compelling new historical evidence that sheds light on Camp Hero's amazing past and one of the most intriguing Cold War mysteries. Even the the legend of the Philadelphia Experiment is covered. Minnick examines the deliciously sinister stuff that inspired the Netflix series Stranger Things, military research into LSD and mind control with human test subjects, and claims that it was a place where children were taken and used for nefarious government projects. His YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UClEthJzpH04-LpJQY6HB-Ow/featured

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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.
0:32.9	So this week on the Paracast, we present Brian Minnick.
0:38.7	And Brian is going to talk to us about a book called Montauk Estrange, The Archives,
0:46.1	36 years exploring Camp Hero, Long Island, and the legend of the Montauk Project.
0:53.5	I should put an echo behind that. Montauk Project. I should put an echo behind that.
0:55.5	Montauk Project, project, project, project, project like that.
0:59.1	Before we get started with the legends and the possible reality,
1:03.9	how did you ever get involved in looking for things like this?
1:07.8	Thanks, Gene. I love the echo, by the way.
1:10.5	I got involved with it because I just kind of started exploring probably with my father when
1:15.9	I was young walking trails and he was in the Army.
1:19.0	So he retired and he started telling me about all of the military facilities on Long Island.
1:25.4	So we used to walk like the RCA trails and like, of course,
1:29.3	all our families knew people in the military industrial complex that were all closed down at
1:34.2	the time. So I knew people from B&L and people that worked actually at Montauk and other places
1:40.6	in the industry. My father had worked for Sperry. So we would explore all the
1:45.4	old legends of Long Island and walk the trails and stuff like that. Probably got me into it initially.
1:50.4	But when the book came out, that was a whole other story. Now, that's the Montauk Project Experiments in
1:55.1	Time by Preston Nichols and Peter Moon. That was something that let all of us that were exploring Long Island,
2:01.9	the mysteries of Long Island and the abandoned places, that there was this place out there that
2:06.0	was under our noses. We used to go to Montauk, a lot of us all the time, speaking for a lot of
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