Rating on Dulce Report and K2 Report

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    From:  ParaNet(sm) Information S  Submitted:  12 Jul 92 22:01:00  

 Subject:  Rating on Dulce Report an     Status:  Public

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RE: Rating on Dulce Report and K2 Report


Recently we published two reports generated by the Phoenix

Project, a group in Carson City, Nevada.  These two documents

allege that members of this group investigated reports of

underground alien bases in Dulce, New Mexico, and an underground

alien base located in the Plumas National Forest in Northern California.


Because of the following findings/reasons, ParaNet has assigned a

high level of probability that the material contained in the

documents is disinformation and is inaccurate.


The reasons are as follows:


1)  The Phoenix Project is unknown to the general UFO research

community.  No where in any of the materials are the principals

of the organization identified.  As is the case with any

materials where substantive findings are reported, it

demonstrates a strong lack of credibility when the names and

addresses of the investigators are not provided.


2)  Due to an investigation that has been ongoing, we have found

that the material on Dulce is inaccurate.  It is interesting that

the Dulce report denies that anything exists at Dulce.  Although

we have found no information to the contrary, we feel that the

report from the Phoenix Project is inaccurate as to location of

buildings and other factors.  There are things down there which are unusual.


3)  The K2 material is too ambiguous and does not provide enough

reliable data bits to launch an investigation into the claims. 

It appears that although the report is written with some literary

license, the findings are presented in a very unscientific fashion.


ParaNet will provide a complete report of its investigation into

the various other claims contained in the reports as soon as the

information is available. We have written to the Phoenix Project

requesting further information.


In the meantime, we urge caution in the use of this material.


Michael Corbin

Director

ParaNet Information Services


--- FD 1.99c

 * Origin: ParaNet -- Leading UFO Research Network (1:104/428.0)

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