Stanton Friedman


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Welcome to my home page. Here you can link to my biography, and a number of papers I’ve prepared on current subjects. As interesting things in Ufology develop, my new articles will be posted here.

Last Update: Tuesday, August 3, 2010  (EVENTS SECTION) Immediate Events: My thanks to Peter Blinn for developing this site.

Please feel free to e-mail me any NEW information you may have on Roswell or Majic. Your information will be held in the strictest confidence unless you advise otherwise.

If you have a UFO sighting you want to report, please go to the MUFON Web site. There you will find an E-mail address and even a toll free 800 HOT LINE UFO phone number to use. They are equipped to help you.

Thanks for visiting the Stanton T. Friedman home Web site. I hope you will find it interesting and informative.

Stan Friedman

Book Reviews: Books & DVDs
Scientist Challenges Air Force Regarding UFOs
The UFO Challenge

Other Sites Relating to UFOs and/or Government Secrecy:

TOP SECRET/MAJIC: OPERATION MAJESTIC-12 AND THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT'S UFO COVER-UP

Book Cover “For those who read extensively in this area, Stanton Friedman is clearly the Einstein of the field. Not one to engage in unsupported speculation, Friedman approaches the MJ-12 question carefully, methodically, and with the highest standards of scholarship. When he doesn’t know something, he clearly states it. When the evidence shows that something is likely, he explains why it’s more likely than other explanations. In this book, Friedman tackles, among other topics, the amazing manuscript known as the Eisenhower Briefing Document, which, if legitimate, amounts to an admission by the U.S. government that UFOs are real and that their existence has been deliberately kept from the American public since at least the 1940s…“

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CAPTURED! THE BETTY AND BARNEY HILL UFO EXPERIENCE: THE TRUE STORY OF THE WORLD'S FIRST DOCUMENTED ALIEN ABDUCTION

Book Cover “Stanton is given unique insight in the case by working with Kathleen Marden, the niece and close confidant of Betty Hill. Coming from such different perspectives, the reader gets an interesting, and entertaining, review of an admittedly controversial topic.

Despite the subject matter, and the fact that the incident being discussed is more than 45 years old, the book has a breezy presentation, very well illustrated (though what’s being illustrated isn’t always clear) and sprinkled with “pull quotes” and bordered boxes of additional material that, in the days before People Magazine, would have been relegated to footnotes…“


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