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#02 Michael Hall - The New York Times and the Admiral Wilson Leaks
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July 28, 2020
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49:30Now PlayingI recently sat down with Michael Hall AKA The Paranormal Lawyer to discuss the recent New York Times article on UFO Crash Retrievals, written by investigative reporters Leslie Kean & Ralph Blumenthal. In this discussion Michael and I bring up a potentially overlooked element of this most recent article that we believe may have a direct correlation to the Admiral Wilson Documents / EWD Notes. We also cover (amongst other topics) a recent statement given by Christopher Mellon regarding the Admiral Wilson leaks.
NYT Article
Leslie Kean & Ralph Blumenthal's First Interview
The Ultimate Breakdown of the Admiral Wilson Leaks
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