The Dulce Papers – Chapter 2b – 1988: UFO REPORT FROM DULCE, NEW MEXICO

SUMMARY:— Report of UFO sighting over Mt. Archuleta, NM on October 23, 1988, by John F. Gille et. al.

LOCATION AND TIME”

• — Southern slopes of Mt. Archuleta, 5 miles NW of Dulce, NM.
• — Location of the phenomenon: South to North trajectory for about two miles stopping very close to Mt. Archuleta summit.
• — Estimated closest observers distance: 480 yards.
• — Distance from observers to spot where the UFO stopped: 510 yards.
• — Time: 7:51 pm Mountain time.
• — Duration: est. 5-6 seconds

WITNESSES:

• — Eliane Allegre, RN
• — Gabe Valdez
• — Edmund, a friend of Valdez
• — “Jack” [pseudonym], PhD
• — Manuel, a local kid
• — Greg, son of Valdez
• — Jeff, another son of Valdez
• — John Gille, PhD

(Note: “Jack” would probably be Jason Bishop, which is itself a pseudonym used by a researcher and a friend of mine who uses this pseudonym because of his deep-level research into some very dangerous areas of investigation. That is, IF one considers the revelations such as those contained within this volume to be ‘dangerous‘ information under certain circumstances. – Branton)

CIRCUMSTANCES OF SIGHTING:

I [John Gille] was interested in the Dulce area because of rumors related to a jointly [CIA-Alien] occupied underground facility under Mt. Archuleta, and to numerous UFO sightings, as reported by local residents. A night of observation in the mountains had been planned under the leadership of Valdez. Since about 7:30 pm, we had been playing OUIJA at the instigation of Valdez. Just as we were processing the last person, one of Valdez’s sons shouted: “Look! Here it comes!”

[NOTE: I {Gille} DO NOT make the statement that there was a causal correlation between what we had just been doing and what we saw next. I merely report two consecutive events which may or may not have been correlated.]

LOOK OF THE PHENOMENON:

The object came from the south at great speed on a flat, straight, rectilinear, horizontal trajectory resulting in a perfectly straight luminous yellowish line. It was definitely not a plane or a shooting star. There was no sound coming from the object. The object stopped dead in its tracks near the top of the mountain. At the same time, it became extremely luminous, lighting at least half the sky. There was a display of various colors: yellow, pink, green, and a shower of sparks. Then the object folded on itself and disappeared.

ANNEXES [Maps]:

• — New Mexico maps
• — US Geological Survey maps [Wirt Canyon]

PHOTOS:

• — Group photo of witnesses
• — Campsite
• — Mt. Archuleta
• The trajectory was about 2000 ft. above the lowest point under the estimated path of the object, which is the Navajo River, elevation 6600 ft.

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