UFOs: The Lost Evidence

While there are a few nifty pieces presented here and there, much of this series is about UFO conspiracy theorists jumping to conclusions.

A possible submarine off the coast of Sweden? Extra-terresttrials! The Russians deny it was them? Aliens from another planet! (I mean, why would the Russians possibly deny having a submarine in NATO waters?)

The guy from theblackvault is probably the only level headed one. That Dolan guy is a bit of a hot-headed nut who will attack if his "everything is an alien" belief is challenged.

It's these types of people that set back the whole "what are UFOs?" question back to the crazy ages.

Where do they find these bozos (both commenters and interviewees)? I would love to ask just one question: Nearly all of the 'evidence' is crap from decades ago, when a camera was not something carried by everyone 24/7, and required a fairly long process to even get ready to shoot. Today nearly every planetary resident capable of standing on two legs is carrying a mobile device that is as close to automatic as ever produced, yet there seems to be a complete lack of any recent photography of aliens, UFOs, or anything else of that ilk. Geez, one would think that someone would get one, even by accident, during the billions of selfies taken every day. I am soooo fed up with the over-dramatized drivel foisted on us, masquerading as 'science' - this isn't the only piece of crap being sent our way by what was once the 'education' channels. I assume that Millennials in general have IQ levels equal to (or even higher) than previous generations, but apparently only put in enough effort to utilize around half of whatever that number is. Steer clear of any show with 'UFO', 'NASA', or the words "mystery', 'revealed', or 'unexplained' in the title and you stand at least a 50/50 chance of not having your intelligence insult very 3 or 4 minutes.

I have access to ufo video footage that was videotaped in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. It was also on the news, with several residential witnesses , as well as a Paxton Township police officer. Can someone from UFOs: The Lost Evidence please contact me in regards to getting this video shown on the show please. Thanks.

I'm really impressed with the fact that the producers have gone back and reworked information from older sightings. Hearing from the original people involved gives these events added credibility. The Rendlesham forest incident as told by the former deputy base commander of that NATO base lent a LOT of credibility to that event. The producers seem to have taken care to add additional info to these events.

Interesting series, however, emphasis must be made on contributors expertise, position. Nick Pope was the lowest civil service grade manager in the UK Ministry of Defence. For 2-3 years he ran the so called UFO Desk with a junior clerk. The role entailing the receipt of letters etc from members of the public in the UK, who had reported unidentified sightings in British skies. The Desk did basic investigations & any unexplained sightings would likely be referred upwards.

Mr. Pope is/was portrayed in various UFO documentaries such as Ancient Aliens, et al, that he is either a former Director in the (UK) Ministry of Defence (MoD), Defence Expert, Analyst etc. Most of what Mr. Pope comments on is or was already 'open source' and known by other UFO researchers, or interested members of the public. The fact that he worked for the MoD allowed Mr Pope authenticity to realise the subject can be exploited and a second career as a UFO pundit could be created especially in the U.S.A.

The UFO Desk was subsequently closed as resources were required else where.