Nick Redfern's Air Force contact (2011)

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Nick Redfern's Air Force contact (2011)
Nick Redfern
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Date31 March 2011
TopicsBeings & bodies (topic), Secrecy & cover-up (topic), Government programs (topic)
PeopleNick Redfern
TestimonyShellenberger testimony, p. 173
Year2011 in UFO history
Timeline2011 on the UAP Timeline
Sources1

Nick Redfern's Air Force contact (2011) — Nick Redfern says an Air Force investigator offered to meet him about UAP.

In his 2010 book Final Events, British author Nick Redfern described the "Collins Elite", a supposed group of government insiders who believed UFOs were demonic. According to the testimony, in March 2011 an Air Force investigator offered to meet Redfern to discuss UAP.

The testimony notes that, according to Redfern, an early member of the Collins Elite was from Collins, New York, which gave the group its name. That contradicts other versions linking the name to Robert Collins.

The details of the offered meeting, and whether it took place, aren't documented beyond Redfern's account. Redfern has written many books on UFOs and related topics, often based on anonymous sources.

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