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In 1953, the headquarters of the International Flying Saucer Bureau, a highly successful UFO research organization, suddenly closed its doors and ceased operation. The founder declared that the UFO mystery had been solved!
Gray Barker, the organization’s chief investigator, discovered that the closing had been preceded by a visit from three strange men - dressed entirely in black. What secret did this mysterious trio reveal, and why did they threaten those who knew it?
The events that led to the termination of the International Flying Saucer Bureau also gave rise to the legend of the Men in Black — strange beings who often appear on the scene after flying saucer sightings. Renowned author and paranormal researcher Gray Barker’s insider account of the original Men in Black story will both fascinate and astonish you!
Gray Barker was born in 1925 in Riffle, West Virginia. He wrote several books including "The Silver Bridge," and was publisher of "The Saucerian," a popular early UFO fanzine. He lived in West Virginia until his death in 1984.
This special 2015 reprint features a long-lost introduction by John A. Keel, several photographs not found in earlier editions, and cover photography by Andy Colvin.
Gray Barker, the organization’s chief investigator, discovered that the closing had been preceded by a visit from three strange men - dressed entirely in black. What secret did this mysterious trio reveal, and why did they threaten those who knew it?
The events that led to the termination of the International Flying Saucer Bureau also gave rise to the legend of the Men in Black — strange beings who often appear on the scene after flying saucer sightings. Renowned author and paranormal researcher Gray Barker’s insider account of the original Men in Black story will both fascinate and astonish you!
Gray Barker was born in 1925 in Riffle, West Virginia. He wrote several books including "The Silver Bridge," and was publisher of "The Saucerian," a popular early UFO fanzine. He lived in West Virginia until his death in 1984.
This special 2015 reprint features a long-lost introduction by John A. Keel, several photographs not found in earlier editions, and cover photography by Andy Colvin.
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- PublisherIlluminet Pr
- Publication date1997
- ISBN 10 1881532100
- ISBN 13 9781881532101
- BindingPaperback
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They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers
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ISBN 10: 1881532100
ISBN 13: 9781881532101
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