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BIOS: Gene & Natalja Sticco
GENE STICCO, Retired USAF SSgt, Global Security Expert, MUFON Researcher With over 30 years in U.S. Air Force, military intelligence, and global corporate security, Gene has made a career out of analyzing complex technical and strategic systems. As a government contractor and consultant in over 120 countries, he specializes in translating opaque intelligence into clear, actionable insights. In Engineering Infinity, Gene oversaw critical research, linguistic analysis, and document authentication—bringing clarity and rigor to this archive. His unique blend of operational discipline and analytical precision grounded this mysterious technical blueprint in real-world credibility.
NATALJA STICCO, M.Eng. Born Natalja Černohajeva in Soviet-occupied Latvia, Natalja is a distinguished operatic mezzo-soprano and the only daughter of Valerijs Černohajev. A former soloist with the Latvian National Opera, she immigrated to the U.S. in 2018. She also holds a M.Eng. from Riga Technical University, specializing in AI and robotics. Fluent in four languages, she contracts as a technical writer for major corporations while continuing to perform worldwide. Her rare dual mastery of voice and science uniquely positions her to carry forward her father’s groundbreaking work on UFO propulsion and gravitational theory.
Coming across contemporary UFO cases of interest these days when government-related UFO stories dominate the news is difficult. Fortunately, there are still some active civilian investigators out there who share their information (without a subscription) on their websites. Stan Gordon is one of those, and he helped bring attention to a case investigated by fellow researcher Jim Brown.
In last week’s blog, we looked at a case involving a 1979 report by a forestry worker in Scotland who said he not only saw a mysterious domed object sitting on the ground, but that he was assaulted by two spherical objects with spike-like protrusions that rolled towards him rapidly, rolled over onto his sides, and seemed to be pulling on his pants. At this point he went unconscious. According to him, when he came to, he heard a “whooshing” noise and then saw that the object was gone. He was extremely thirsty, had a headache, pain in his chin and legs, and couldn’t walk or speak. He crawled back to his pickup truck, which was 300 meters away, found himself incapable of driving it, but was then able to make his way home on foot. Upon returning “with others” the next day, there were physical traces seen that gave support to his claims. This week, we’ll look at the aftermath and the physical evidence.
When a single witness reports an episode of high strangeness involving a UFO encounter, having physical evidence in the form of traces left on the ground, or on the witness, really helps when arguing for the witness’s credibility. This was the case in the 1979 report by a forestry worker in Scotland who said he not only saw a mysterious domed object sitting on the ground, but that he was assaulted by two spherical objects with spike-like protrusions that rolled towards him. The case got the attention Flying Saucer Review Editor Charles Bowen, who made arrangements to have it investigated by members of the UFO Investigators Network, an organization funded by FSR and formed in 1977 with the help of Jenny Randles who had proposed the idea. The resulting three-part report by UFOIN investigators Martin Keatman and Andrew Collins appears in the 