FLYINGSAUCERS

BIOGRAPHY:
Stanton T. Friedman was born in New Jersey on July 29, 1934. He was named valedictorian of his 1951 Linden, New Jersey, high school class and spent two years at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey before switching to the University of Chicago in 1953. He received BS and MS degrees in Physics from UC in 1955 and 1956, where Carl Sagan was a classmate. He worked for fourteen years as a nuclear physicist for such companies as General Electric, General Motors, Westinghouse, TRW, Aerojet General Nucleonics, and McDonnell Douglas on such advanced, highly classified, eventually canceled projects as nuclear aircraft, fission and fusion rockets, and nuclear power plants for space.

Stan is the original civilian investigator of the Roswell Incident, who co-authored Crash at Corona and instigated the Unsolved Mysteries Roswell program.

He was heavily involved in both the 1979 documentary UFOs are Real and the 1993 & 1996 videos Flying Saucers Are Real.

His interactive CD ROM, UFOs: The Real Story, was published in 1996 and is already in its 6th printing.

Stan anchored the affirmative team in an October 1995 debate at Oxford University, "This House Believes That Intelligent Alien Life Has Visited Planet Earth", garnering 60% of the member-vote. On June 27,1997 his TV Debate team got 92% of 100,000 votes called into ITV in London, England: "Are Aliens visiting Earth?". He has provided testimony to congressional hearings, appeared twice at the United Nations, and pioneered many aspects of Ufology, including the Betty Hill star map work, crashed saucers, analysis of the Delphos physical trace case, and challenges to the S.E.T.I. (Silly Effort To Investigate) cultists.

Nuclear Physicist Stanton Friedman is, arguably, the world's most respected and well-known UFO researcher. Co-author of Crash at Corona, and the just released Top Secret/Majic, Friedman has appeared on numerous television programs such as Nightline and Larry King. His lectures have drawn huge crowds in 50 states and on three continents.
Friedman believes two alien spaceships crashed in New Mexico in 1947. He offers what many people feel is proof the U.S. Government has conducted a continuing cover-up of the truth behind what newspaper headlines at the time called the crash of a flying saucer (now known as the Roswell incident).
A controversial figure, Friedman isn't the stereotypical conspiracy theorist. Well educated, intelligent and humorous, he claims to seek truth regardless of where it takes him and often debunks outrageous claims (including the recent Alien Autopsy film shown on the FOX network).
(copyright Glenn Danforth, 1995)



	You need Java to see this applet.