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The Truth Behind Men In Black: Government Agents—Or Visitors From Beyond

By Jenny Randles

Paranormal

Synthetic audio, Automated braille

Summary

Stranger than The X-Files...Darker than your worst nightmares--And all too true...You've just spotted it. Strange, circular, and whizzing through the night sky. You've never seen anything like it in your life--you think it might be a UFO. As you turn… around to head back to your house, someone taps you on the shoulder--and the nightmare has just begun...It's a phenomenon as old as the sighting of UFOs--and perhaps stranger than the sightings themselves: Men in Black. With eerie consistency, UFO witnesses around the world report their presence after a sighting or alien abduction. But who are these shadowy figures--men dressed in dark clothing who seem to know intimate details about witnesses' lives...and who strike unearthly fear in these people in order to keep them quiet about what they saw? Are they just a figment of overactive imaginations? Are they government agents? Secret Service men? Aliens? Or part of a much darker force whose urgent mission remains veiled in mystery...For the first time ever, renowned UFO expert Jenny Randles blows the lid off this fascinating and even life-threatening phenomenon. Through extraordinary case histories of real-life encounters, Randles's The Truth Behind Men in Black sheds stunning new light on these ominous strangers known as Men in Black: men who will protect extraterrestrial secrets--at any cost...

Title Details

ISBN 9781466878631
Publisher ST. MARTIN'S PUBLISHING GROUP
Copyright Date 1997
Book number 6787739
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