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   SUBJECT: E B E's                                             FILE: UFO1024   
      
   PART 5   
      
   The William Moore/MJ-12 Maze: Late in the summer of 1979  William   
   L.  Moore  had left a teaching job in a small Minnesota  town  to   
   relocate  in Arizona, where he hoped to pursue a writing  career.   
   Moore was deeply involved in the investigation of an apparent UFO   
   crash  in New Mexico in July 1947, a case he and Charles  Berlitz   
   would  recount in their The Roswell Incident the following  year.   
   After  his move to the Southwest Moore became close to Coral  and   
   James  Lorenzen  of the Aerial  Phenomena  Research  Organization   
   (APRO) and in due course Moore was asked to join the APRO  board.   
   The  Lorenzens told him about Bennewitz's claims. Bennewitz,  Jim   
   Lorenzen thought, was "prone to make great leaps of logic on  the   
   basis of incomplete data" (Moore, 1989a).   
      
    The Roswell Incident was published in the summer of 1980 and  in   
   September  a  debate on UFOs at the Smithsonian  Institution  was   
   scheduled  to take place. Moore set off from his Arizona home  to   
   Washington, D.C., to attend the debate and along the way promoted   
   his  new  book  on radio and television shows.  According  to  an   
   account he would give seven years later, an extraordinary  series   
   of events began while he was on this trip.   
      
    He had done a radio show in Omaha and was in the station  lobby,   
   suitcase in hand, on his way to catch a plane which was to  leave   
   within the hour when a receptionist asked if he was Mr. Moore. He   
   had  a  phone  call. The caller was a man who  claimed  to  be  a   
   colonel at nearby Offutt AFB, He said, "We think you're the  only   
   one  we've heard who seems to know what he's talking  about."  He   
   asked  if  he and Moore could meet and discuss  matters  further.   
   Moore  said  that  since  he was leaving town  in  the  next  few   
   minutes,  that  would not be possible, though he wrote  down  the   
   man's phone number.   
      
    Moore went on to Washington. On September 8, on his way back, he   
   did a radio show in Albuquerque. On the way out of the studio the   
   receptionist  told  him  he had a phone  call.  The  caller,  who   
   identified  himself  as an individual from nearby  Kirtland  AFB,   
   said,  "We think you're the only one we've heard about who  seems   
   to know what he's talking about." Moore said, "Where have I heard   
   that before?"   
      
    Soon afterwards Moore and the individual he would call  "Falcon"   
   met  at a local restaurant. Falcon, later alleged (though  denied   
   by  Moore) to be U.S. Air Force Sgt. Richard Doty, said he  would   
   be  wearing a red tie. This first meeting would initiate a  long-   
   running  relationship  between  Moore (and,  beginning  in  1982,   
   partner Jaime Shandera) and 10 members of a shadowy group said to   
   be connected with military intelligence and to be opposed to  the   
   continuation  of  the UFO cover-up. The story that  emerged  from   
   this interaction goes like this:   
      
    The  first  UFO crash, involving bodies of  small,  gray-skinned   
   humanoids,  occurred  near  Corona,  New  Mexico,  in  1947  (the   
   "Roswell  incident"). Two years later a humanoid was found  alive   
   and  it  was housed at Los Alamos until its death  in  the  early   
   1950s.  It  was called EBE,  after  "extraterrestrial  biological   
   entity," and it was the first of three the U.S. government  would   
   have  in its custody between then and now. An Air Force  captain,   
   now  a retired colonel, was EBE-1's constant companion. At  first   
   communication with it was almost impossible; then a speech device   
   which enabled the being to speak a sort of English was  implanted   
   in  its  throat. It turned out that EBE-1, the  equivalent  of  a   
   mechanic  on a spaceship, related what it knew of the nature  and   
   purpose of the visitation.   
      
    In  response  to the Roswell incident, MJ-12-the MJ  stands  for   
   "Majestic"--as  set  up  by executive order  of  President  Harry   
   Truman  on September 24, 1947. MJ-12 operates as a  policy-making   
   body.  Project  Aquarius is an umbrella group in  which  all  the   
   various compartments dealing with ET-related issues perform their   
   various    functions.   Project   Sigma    conducts    electronic   
   communication  with  the extraterrestrials, part  of  an  ongoing   
   contact  project run through the National Security  Agency  since   
   1964,  following a landing at Holloman AFB in late April of  that   
   year.   
      
    Nine extraterrestrial races are visiting the earth. One of these   
   races,   little  gray-skinned  people  from  the   third   planet   
   surrounding  Zeta Reticuli, have been here for 25,000  years  and   
   influenced  the direction of human evolution. They also  help  in   
   the shaping of our religious beliefs. Some important  individuals   
   within the cover-up want it to end and are preparing the American   
   people for the reality of the alien presence through the  vehicle   
   of popular entertainment, including the films Close Encounters of   
   the Third Kind, whose climax is a thinly-disguised version of the   
   Holloman landing, and ET.   
      
    At CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia, there is a thick  book   
   called  "The  Bible," a compilation of all  the  various  project   
   reports.   
      
    According  to his own account, which he would not  relate  until   
   1989,   Moore  cooperated  with  his   AFOSI   sources-including,   
   prominently,  Richard  Doty-and provided them  with  information.   
   They  informed  him  that  there  was  considerable  interest  in   
   Bennewitz.  Moore was made to understand that as his part of  the   
   bargain  he was to spy on Bennewitz and also on APRO as well  as,   
   in Moore's words, "to a lesser extent, several other individuals"   
   (Moore, 1989a). He learned that several government agencies  were   
   interested in Bennewitz's activities and they wanted to  inundate   
   him   with  false  information-disinformation,  in   intelligence   
   parlance-to  confuse  him.  Moore says he was not  one  of  those   
   providing  the disinformation, but he knew some of those  of  who   
   were, such as Doty.   
      
    Bennewitz  on  his own had already begun to  devise  a  paranoid   
   interpretation of what he thought he was seeing and hearing,  and   
   the disinformation passed on to him built on that foundation. His   
   sources  told him that the U.S. government and malevolent  aliens   
   are in an uneasy alliance to control the planet, that the  aliens   
   are  killing  and mutilating not only cattle  but  human  beings,   
   whose organs they need to lengthen their lives, and that they are   
   even  eating  human  flesh. In underground  bases  at  government   
   installations in Nevada and New Mexico human and alien scientists   
   work  together on ghastly experiments, including the creation  of   
   soulless androids out of human and animal body parts. Aliens  are   
   abducting  as many as one American in 40 and  implanting  devices   
   which control human behavior. ClA brainwashing and other  control   
   techniques  are  doing  the same, turning life on  earth  into  a   
   nightmare  of  violence  and  irrationality.  It  was,  as  Moore   
   remarks,  "the  wildest  science fiction  scenario  anyone  could   
   possibly imagine."   
      
    But Bennewitz believed it. He grew ever more obsessed and  tried   
   to  alert  prominent  persons to  the  imminent  threat,  showing   
   photographs  which  he held showed human-alien  activity  in  the   
   Kirtland area but which dispassionate observers thought  depicted   
   natural  rock formations and other mundane phenomena.  Eventually   
   Bennewitz  was  hospitalized,  but on  his  release  resumed  his   
   activities,  which  continue  to  this  day.  Soon  the  ghoulish   
   scenario  would spread into the larger UFO community  and  beyond   
   and  command  a small but committed band of believers.  But  that   
   would  not  happen  until  the late 1980s and  it  would  not  be   
   Bennewitz who would be responsible for it.   
   end of part 5   
      
                
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