so you're presenting you said four suites of cases and so i'm assuming that these are uh four suites or four groups of cases that are somehow related can you tell us how they might be related

Sure.

The four suites are not related to each other, but the cases within each suite are related to each other.

And what we found is that patterns in UFO research occur all the time, sometimes across time and sometimes across distance.

And so the first... suite of cases I'm going to present concerns a very specialized group of bedroom intrusions.

Now, we all know about the abduction phenomenon where people get levitated off their bed and suddenly they find themselves inside an operating room on a metal table.

These are of a different nature.

What do you mean by, if there is such a thing as an animal abduction, what happens? People witness an animal being taken?

Can you can you elaborate on that a little bit?

Yeah, I don't know if you knew, but when I retired, I moved over the border into Pennsylvania.

So I'm technically out of Jersey right now, but I'm still only about 15 miles away.

Yeah.

When the story broke, I had a lot of different theories about what was going on.

The first thing.

They were coming in from the ocean, a lot of these drones along the Jersey Shore.

And so can you elaborate on that a little bit? Are there some things in some of the cases that we've investigated, that MUFON has investigated or that you've personally investigated that hint at that particular thing? vein of the ufology mystery?

What do you think is going on, Bob?

Yes, it started with General McCasland walked out into the desert in February and nobody has seen him since.

He took his gun but left his phone behind.

Was it a suicide? I don't think so.

He went to a safe house.

Another woman who worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory did the same thing.

Then you have Amy Eskridge, who was an anti-gravity propulsion scientist that they claimed committed suicide.

And what is the most exciting thing you've found in this first bash?

What do you think is going on, Bob?

Yes, it started with General McCasland walked out into the desert in February, and nobody has seen him since.

He took his gun but left his phone behind.

Was it a suicide? I don't think so.

He went to a safe house.

Another woman who worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory did the same thing.

Then you have Amy Eskridge, who was an anti-gravity propulsion scientist that they claimed committed suicide.

And what is the most exciting thing you've found in this first bash?