[0:10:57 - 0:11:05] class mentions is was widely debunked by by Stan Friedman and written up in his book. He actually

[0:11:19 - 0:11:26] dollars to Stan Friedman. But Friedman found like 20, 25. Yeah, these were all at the

[0:00:00 - 0:00:09] And one of the majestic documents was mentioned of the Missouri 41 crash and Stan Friedman had heard about this case from Reverend Huffman.

[0:01:59 - 0:02:08] My original story or started was when my father came home and brought Stanton Friedman to dinner.

[0:09:07 - 0:09:16] If you know what I mean, we'll talk about that today. But you mentioned the first dinner where Stan Stan Friedman just rolls in like, did you have any appreciation of that?

[0:42:55 - 0:43:03] class mentions is was widely debunked by by Stan Friedman and written up in his book. He actually

[0:43:17 - 0:43:23] dollars to Stan Friedman. But Friedman found like 20 25. Yeah, these were all at the

[1:10:34 - 1:10:39] yeah friends with guys like Stan Friedman yeah he Stan Friedman worked for him for three work for him

[1:12:31 - 1:12:38] and so it's in the gray basket as Stan Friedman recall it or the neutral zone or you can't you

[1:24:45 - 1:24:51] in one of the majestic documents there's a mention of the Missouri 41 crash and Stan Friedman

[1:05:04 - 1:05:07] Stanton Friedman and Leonard Stringfield or something.

[1:05:11 - 1:05:13] Thank you. Stanton Friedman. By the way, love you brother.

[1:05:25 - 1:05:31] Stanton Friedman, a physicist who's been involved in nuclear space and research for such companies as General Electric,

[2:16:22 - 2:16:24] Stanton Friedman was a real advocate for that.

[2:57:18 - 2:57:23] Friedman and Dr. Heineck and Keeho and, you know,

[0:01:55 - 0:02:01] along with doing so many other things. I mean, I literally just bought a book by Stanton Friedman called Top Secret.

[0:06:05 - 0:06:20] I think through Stanton Friedman, the UFO researcher, and he was very well connected in the intelligence community and very supportive and very friendly and committed for dinner and came and stayed at the cabin and said it was I was doing a wonderful thing.

[0:12:25 - 0:12:33] Stan Friedman was a catalyst. And he introduced me to Robert Sarbacher and to other people.

[0:13:39 - 0:13:52] And Friedman. Okay. So. And I narrated it to him and he said, I want you to write it all down and send it to me. So the next day I sat at my typewriter wrote the whole story out.

[2:03:50 - 2:03:52] Stanton Friedman

[2:05:18 - 2:05:24] She could blow up in your face very easily and but Stan Friedman's to me always stood out along with John

[2:05:32 - 2:05:38] Psychiatry Department and then Stan Friedman was like this Westinghouse nuclear engineer, right? You know

[1:56:42 - 1:56:47] I tend to adhere to the work of Stanton Friedman, who's been a bunch of time authenticating

[1:59:29 - 1:59:35] admitted as much actually to Kennedy and St. Friedman actually writes about this was sort

[2:00:32 - 2:00:37] The Majestic documents were first delivered to Shanderay and Friedman and so forth in 1984.