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The best of the various independent analyses was completed by William G. Hyzer, with an assist from his son, Dr. James B. Hyzer.
Space Ships of the Visitors Kevin Randle 2000
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The best of the various independent analyses was completed by William G. Hyzer, with an assist from his son, Dr. James B. Hyzer.
Space Ships of the Visitors Kevin Randle 2000
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The best of the various independent analyses was completed by William G. Hyzer, with an assist from his son, Dr. James B. Hyzer.
Space Ships of the Visitors Kevin Randle 2000
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The best of the various independent analyses was completed by William G. Hyzer, with an assist from his son, Dr. James B. Hyzer.
Space Ships of the Visitors Kevin Randle 2000
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Sue Hyzer of Kansas City; maternal great-great-grandmother, Peggy Meloy of Marshall; maternal great-great-grandparents, Jack and Edith Coslet of Marshall; and several aunts and uncles.
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Sue Hyzer of Kansas City; maternal great-great-grandmother, Peggy Meloy of Marshall; maternal great-great-grandparents, Jack and Edith Coslet of Marshall; and several aunts and uncles.
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Sue Hyzer of Kansas City; maternal great-great-grandmother, Peggy Meloy of Marshall; maternal great-great-grandparents, Jack and Edith Coslet of Marshall; and several aunts and uncles.
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Hyzer, in his report, wrote, “It is this author’s professional opinion that the results of this study are conclusive: if the UFO-like object in photograph number 19 had been real, reflections of luminous sources associated with the dome and dome light at the top of the object, would have to be visible in the truck’s hood; but they are not.”
Space Ships of the Visitors Kevin Randle 2000
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Hyzer, in his report, wrote, “It is this author’s professional opinion that the results of this study are conclusive: if the UFO-like object in photograph number 19 had been real, reflections of luminous sources associated with the dome and dome light at the top of the object, would have to be visible in the truck’s hood; but they are not.”
Space Ships of the Visitors Kevin Randle 2000
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Hyzer, in his report, wrote, “It is this author’s professional opinion that the results of this study are conclusive: if the UFO-like object in photograph number 19 had been real, reflections of luminous sources associated with the dome and dome light at the top of the object, would have to be visible in the truck’s hood; but they are not.”
Space Ships of the Visitors Kevin Randle 2000
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