Wednesday March 19

March 19th, 2008 Posted in March 2008

U A California chapter of the Drones: we had planned from July 2007 to issue a flyer in Press Capitola and surrounding areas in the form of an appeal for witnesses. But the initiative was blocked because a person had accessed failed to respond. That is why the research group has since decided a few months to do it otherwise, more autonomous. Thus we have identified and found Shirley P., the witness Sequoïa Park. Then in December 2007, our choice fell on the Cabinet of Detectives TK Davies on giving him a mission to the region Capitola, California. The Los Angeles Times recently published this part of the adventure, so it is time to deliver some details on our approach.

The article on the cover of the Los Angeles Times:

It should be empowered to do field research. Detective selection, which began last October has taken at least two months. The LA Times article was ready for about six weeks ago ... therefore elements whose journalist has been unaware and which will be broadcast thereafter. Our group consists of OnTheFence, TomiUK, 11August, Diouf and Nemo492.

Our detectives Frankie Dixon, left, and TK Davis at Capitola, California,
"They are investigating a UFO photographed by a Raji, who disappeared in cyberspace."

Initially we had entrusted the mission to explore the city of Capitola to locate the electric pole, then to interview people in immediate vicinity. The idea was to fine parents Rajinder to confide. Over the week, we have extended the research, documenting the CARET report and the testimony of Isaac. On this side, to preserve the investigation, the journalist had to settle for some guidance.

"Where is this pole? Who is this guy who photographed a UFO above? Detectives who have two feet on the ground want to know. "
An article by John M. Glion, Los Angeles Times

People may have noticed something - unusual objects in the sky, for example - and not tell anyone for fear of ridicule.

That is why it is sometimes necessary to hire a detective. It will investigate on site, ask pointed questions - at the risk of incurring reputation after 30 years of service as deputy Shériff. Davies was the Captain from the Sheriff's Department County of Santa Clara.

Driving his blue Ford Explorer, TK Davies and his colleague Frankie Dixon explore the streets of Capitola in search of the telegraph pole that appears on the photo of the UFO.

The pictures appeared on the Internet. In the month of May, someone called Raj had published on Craigslist. The three photos showed a kind of flying saucer over a mat overloaded with various electrical equipment.
Raji said he took these pictures to Capitola. Then he disappeared into cyberspace.

Around the world, UFO hunters have maintained the buzz. Apparently, Raji was not an isolated case. Elsewhere, other alleged witnesses have published pictures and videos from the small gear capricious. It was nicknamed the "California Drone" because the photos showed that it was impossible for a human to fly.
Soon, the mystery has become so exciting that we could no longer be content to form hypotheses on the Internet. It should hire professionals to locate this post, which could go up the track until Raji.
So take the stage Davies and Dixon, aged 62 and 60 years. "

Some inaccuracies on operations can be identified when the journalist is trying to assemble the pieces, especially when it involves the Mufon instead of Coast to Coast and Linda Moulton Howe, but overall it is doing rather well ..

"Dixon visited the site of MUFON and found a man named Isaac alleged that this strange craft was part of a project of the U.S. government. Isaac said he had worked on such a top-secret program in Palo Alto in the 1980s to develop commercial applications of this technology recovered some extraterrestrial artifacts confiscated by U.S. scientists
Isaac explained that he had worked at the fifth sub-basement of a building. Dixon has consulted those responsible for fire safety, which have all the data of buildings in the region, but have not located the building.
So at an impasse, Davies took the risk to reveal the real reason for its research.
And indeed, it seems to have unwound the situation.
"People start by saying that wind, and then they leave a bit to go, ready to tell you they saw something strange. It concerns almost everyone. "

Someone reported seeing a drone of its kind in the Parc National Forest Sequoia. "It was broad daylight. I had nothing absorbed .. I am not the type to affabuler. " But Dixon could not believe it was because she did not remember the exact date. For his part Sergeant Mark Gonzales, assigned to the police station in Capitola, had found nothing at the time. "Here is a small seaside town, and people tell us everything that happens, dog droppings on lawns to sick Goelands. If someone saw something, we would certainly know. "But he also said that the case would not be classified:" I keep an open mind. "

It is also the case of Davies and Dixon. They recently discovered new tracks. At an evening, Davies told the story of drones to a friend. "I thought he was going to walk me." Instead, the man told him he might be an idea to locate the secret laboratory of Isaac, formerly located in Palo Alto ..

TK Davies displays a call witnesses on his website, to gather additional evidence.
"It's quite strange," Davies told me: "The more I advance in this case, the more I want to know."

The research group will now have to sort of constructive feedback that begin to flow to the email address indicated.

Television immediately responded: News Magazine Fox "America's News room" the two detectives waiting for its national edition Wednesday morning at 7:30, California time. It is the morning show the most popular after "Good Morning America '... who has already spoken yesterday. Tom we send a short email: "They asked us to provide images of UAVs, which will be broadcast during the interview ..."

It is only midday in California, when TK Davies wrote this email: "Frank and I had a pause, we received 96 emails, all media interested in us, but we want you to know that we bump for you, our objectives are the same. We let us not be distracted. " An hour earlier, he wrote simply: "I love this job!"