September 29, 2000 08:23 CDT
This week, the Paranormal News Network, the online news service of Citizens Against UFO Secrecy (CAUS), began circulating this photo to uncover witnesses who may recognize it in the context of time, location, and subject.
The photo "of an alleged gray alien was originally sent
to Art Bell. The picture was found in the belongings of a serviceman by
his children after his death. The picture was supposedly taken at Area
51. If anyone has any information relating to the authenticity of this
photo, please contact P3N," said the news service.
The photograph purports to depict a military officer
in the presence of a preserved alien in the so-called Area 51 military
base area in Nevada, near Las Vegas.
"We are especially interested in hearing from present or former military
or intelligence personnel who might know something about this photo,"
said P3N.
To encourage military and government witnesses to come
forward with information, CAUS provide legal protection for their information.
Executive director and attorney Peter Gersten says he is "willing to establish
an attorney-client relationship, pro bono (at no charge), with former
or present military or intelligence personnel who have first hand evidence
(eyewitness testimony, reports, photos, videos) proving our contact with
this other intelligence. Inherent in any attorney-client relationship
is the
confidentiality of communications as a matter of law."
"Based upon the information provided by the individual and with his/her
consent, I would submit an FOIA request to the appropriate agency, seeking
confirmation of the information, without revealing my source. If a FOIA
lawsuit is necessary, I would submit whatever documentation is required
on "information and belief" and only reveal my client's identity if (s)he
is granted immunity by the government and consents to the disclosure.
The client would control the action and
withdraw at any time with privacy intact. CAUS believes this offers a
witness, willing to come forward, the utmost confidentiality and protection
while providing a viable avenue for getting the truth out," says Gersten.
He said the organization is interested only in "credible evidence of our
interaction with another intelligence," rather than obtaining information
on military/government technological secrets or "violating legitimate
national security concerns."
Staff Writer Sally Suddock
Bron: http://www.cosmiverse.com/paranormal092902.html