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Exploring The Bizarre hosts Tim Beckley and Tim Swartz pay tribute to one of the greats of UFOlogy.
Physical Trace Case "Zar" Ted Phillips recently passed away, but his work goes on thinks to this week's special guest, THOMAS M. FERRARIO.
Joining us will be Ted's long-time friend and associate, Thomas M. Ferrario, who was a part of Ted's Special Investigations Unit (S.I.U.). The S.I.U. is a small group of dedicated researchers that functions like the Navy SEALS in that they are inserted into UFO hotspots armed with electronic and imaging equipment. The S.I.U. is probably best known for their intensive investigations of Marley Woods (pseudonym), a location that has been visited on numerous occasions over the years by small, inexplicable lights that vary in size, color, behavior and performance. Ted, of course, was a close associate of Dr. J. Allen Hynek whom he first met in Socorro, NM, at the site of police officer Lonnie Zamora's world famous close encounter with a UFO and its occupants, that left behind physical evidence in the form of burned soil and indentions left by its landing gear.
Thomas M. Ferrario has Worked as a divemaster, machinist and electrical engineer on projects in the United States, red China and Bermuda. Has been an independent UFO researcher since 1969 to 1998 at which point Walt Andrus founder of MUFON asked him to become a section director for MUFON.
Later he would go on to be assistant state director for Missouri MUFON. He then co-founded the MUFON dive team with Debbie Zieglmeyer. Ferrario then joined Ted Phillips as his assistant in 2006 and later became part of Ted's S.I.U team. He assisted Ted Phillips on his Marley woods project and his Tetra mountain Moon shaft project. His research goes on today in the name of Ted Phillips, "Who was a fantastic investigator, a good friend and a decent man." Earlier interviews with Mr. Phillips can be found on Mr. UFOs Secret Files.
Exploring The Bizarre hosts Tim Beckley and Tim Swartz pay tribute to one of the greats of UFOlogy.
Physical Trace Case "Zar" Ted Phillips recently passed away, but his work goes on thinks to this week's special guest, THOMAS M. FERRARIO.
Joining us will be Ted's long-time friend and associate, Thomas M. Ferrario, who was a part of Ted's Special Investigations Unit (S.I.U.). The S.I.U. is a small group of dedicated researchers that functions like the Navy SEALS in that they are inserted into UFO hotspots armed with electronic and imaging equipment. The S.I.U. is probably best known for their intensive investigations of Marley Woods (pseudonym), a location that has been visited on numerous occasions over the years by small, inexplicable lights that vary in size, color, behavior and performance. Ted, of course, was a close associate of Dr. J. Allen Hynek whom he first met in Socorro, NM, at the site of police officer Lonnie Zamora's world famous close encounter with a UFO and its occupants, that left behind physical evidence in the form of burned soil and indentions left by its landing gear.
Thomas M. Ferrario has Worked as a divemaster, machinist and electrical engineer on projects in the United States, red China and Bermuda. Has been an independent UFO researcher since 1969 to 1998 at which point Walt Andrus founder of MUFON asked him to become a section director for MUFON.
Later he would go on to be assistant state director for Missouri MUFON. He then co-founded the MUFON dive team with Debbie Zieglmeyer. Ferrario then joined Ted Phillips as his assistant in 2006 and later became part of Ted's S.I.U team. He assisted Ted Phillips on his Marley woods project and his Tetra mountain Moon shaft project. His research goes on today in the name of Ted Phillips, "Who was a fantastic investigator, a good friend and a decent man." Earlier interviews with Mr. Phillips can be found on Mr. UFOs Secret Files.
