Office of the Director of Media Relations
Toronto - Vancouver – Washington D.C.
Media Release
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Toronto Ontario – July 12, 2008 On Larry King Live last night radar expert Glen Schulze and Robert Powell, MUFON Director of Research released their findings concerning UFOs in the Stephenville Texas area in January 2008. The 77 page report is replete with data received from the FAA, National Weather Service, nearby military bases and other official sources.
Among the expert analysis of the data received by the investigators from official sources, charts and radar data clearly show the track of an unidentified non-military craft with no transponder beacon vectoring towards Crawford Texas, the location of the Bush Ranch – also known as the Western White House.

Office of the Director of Media Relations
Toronto - Vancouver – Washington D.C.
Media Release
REMINDER

Toronto Ontario – July 11, 2008 A reminder to watch Larry King Live tonight as he presents more news about the Stephenville Lights (February 2008). Tune in to Larry King Live tonight Friday July 11 at 9:00 ET/6:00 PT on CNN.
FOR CANADIAN and INTERNATIONAL VIEWERS

Exopolitics Toronto encourages all Canadians and international viewers in receipt of this media release to consider sending in a question to Larry King’s guests tonight.

Mr. King will interview Angelia Joiner about the Stephenville Lights investigation results as well as History Channel UFO Hunters.

Robert Powell, MUFON national research director, and Glen Schulze, retired radar analyst, have labored hundreds of hours analyzing 2.8 million bits of Freedom of Information Act requested raw radar data from five FAA towers between the hours of 4 - 8 p.m. surrounding the Dublin/Stephenville, Texas area.

Dozens of Erath County residents reported seeing an object or lights in the sky at separate locations and the story quickly made national and international news.

The study may make even the most hardnosed skeptic scratch his head.

The world waited for Mutual UFO Network's (MUFON) official report on the Stephenville unidentified flying objects.

And waited. And waited.

That was cool. That meant a lot of work was going on and State Director Ken Cherry and Chief Investigator Steve Hudgeons were pouring through hundreds of eyewitness accounts, plotting on maps, coordinating radar data, and organizing field investigators.

Finally, the report was forthcoming in the May edition of the MUFON Journal. Eagerly, those of the UFO community as well as those not so familiar began scouring the document and Googling for news articles.

For what?