Friday, August 15, 2014

Discussing the Carpenter Affair on Paranormal Waypoint


MUFON logo with its questionable mission statement


I dispute those claims. 


Further research revealed, as one investigator stated, "Everyone does it," referring to both selling case file information and having sex with hypnosis subjects. In the circumstances of John Carpenter, the social worker married two former clients.








Related reading:

The Carpenter Affair: For the Record

The Leah Haley Case: John Carpenter 

The Leah Haley Case: The Eglin Expedition



  1. Sadly this appears to be heralding the death of MUFON as a credible source of information. Bigelow appears, not surprisingly, to be working for "big brother" and will impose a one way funnel. The information "released" will conform to the propaganda network being "tested" by the "disclosure movement".

    A recent post is topical for this forum:

    I am writing a "one of a kind" book about the Draco and you will see a number of "previews" or "excerpts" on my website.


    is topica

  2. Jack, the "" link just above goes to a "domain name is for sale" generic page.

    There's no reference or link there to any "chat room" or Ritzmann's "Paranormal Waypoint." After googling around a bit, I did find the following references:

    However, the "chat room" at the link just above has no index of shows or topics being discussed, nor a search function to find the podcast topics from before or the one you're about to appear on.

    I know your discussion with Ritzmann on the podcast regarding the "Carpenter Affair" is about to be broadcast in 45 minutes or less from now, but could you provide the relevant links to both the podcast once it's posted online and to the specific link on the kgra radio site webpage for the subsequent chat room Carpenter discussion forum once known, and for later access / reference here? Thanks.

  3. Jack, I think it should also be noted here that anyone who wants to either listen in real time to any podcast, or any recently archived podcasts, has to have a paid membership beforehand.

    Will there be a free version of your podcast dialogue with Ritzmann about the Carpenter affair on YouTube, or elsewhere, at some point?

  4. Hi, Steve,

    Sorry about the incorrect link. Looks like you found it was One can listen and participate in the chatroom for free, but I think you are correct that membership is required to listen to archived shows, but I am not up on all of their policies.

    Thanks for your recent comments and encouragement. I appreciate it.