[mad_as_he$$]

Humm watched the show last night ad was disappointed. Seemed very hard to get the UFO theory to hold up. I grew up in Maryland, not far from the crash site and most folks thought it was a camera module off of a U2. Could also have been part of the grandpa of the SR-71 in that time frame. Makes me suspicious that NASA has agreed so fast - nothing to hide would be my take on it.

[Quix]

It should be interesting to see if there's any incrementally better info released in the docs or not.

I wouldn't expect a lot of shocking stuff. Maybe some slightly better details.

There's some Kecksburg docs in this thread:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1004960/posts?page=446

Toward the latter half of the 2nd section.

[tet68]

"I think it's fair to say that we have truly entered the realm of science fiction in Washington, D.C., when it's fair game to disclose the identity of a clandestine CIA agent, but not the records of an unexplained crash in Kecksburg, Pa., that occurred 38 years ago," Podesta said at a news conference this week.

HEhe. What a loser.

[RJL]

NASA informed Lee Helfrich, attorney for the Channel-sponsored Coalition for Freedom of Information, that it is releasing 36 pages of documents

I would bet it take NASA 36 pages to document a routine half-hour meeting. Where are the rest of the documents?

[Keith]

screw NASA's files...I want to see the NSA files.