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Bio: Alejandro is a Freelance Journalist and currently works for a software company as a UAP Researcher. He also serves as a board member and public relations director for the Scientific Coalition for UAP studies (SCU), runs the website OpenMinds.tv https://www.openminds.tv/ and is the former spokesperson and Director of Public Education for the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON). As a UFO/Paranormal researcher and journalist, Alejandro has spent many hours in the field investigating anomalous phenomena up close and personal. Other topics Alejandro writes about are space, science, and science fiction. Alejandro can frequently be seen in interviews with major news outlets and television programs. https://alejandrotrojas.com/
If one was to pick a point when UFOlogy went off the rails, October 14, 1988, is one to consider. That was the date that a television show, UFO Cover-Up? Live!, aired on 130 syndicated channels throughout the United States. It was a flop, but an examination of the people who were involved in the production provides insight into how it came to be that a few dubious individuals left us with what have been convincingly argued are bogus stories and documents that support the idea that the GOVERNMENT has recovered crashed alien spaceships and bodies. A lasting belief is that this came about as the result of an organized GOVERNMENT disinformation program targeting the UFO community. A question this writer is examining is whether or not this too is bogus.
BIO: Dave Foley dropped out of an alternative high school to do stand-up comedy. He met Kevin McDonald at an improv class and, while employed as movie ushers, they began working as a comedy team. In 1984 they merged with another team to form “The Kids in the Hall”. Foley made his film debut at 22 as the lead in the Canadian film High Stakes (1986). Continued:
Throughout the history of UFOs there are stories that become well known throughout the UFO community and beyond, and more often than not, their origins can be found in archives available online. Sometimes a 
Ariel Phenomenon premiere at the Academy of Music Theater in Northampton, Massachusetts October 7th and 8th.