Men in Black

Men in Black - They sat quietly, leaning toward the lectern in a dark-paneled room near Lake Calhoun as a professor from New York told of his encounter with one of the mysterious Men in Black. In the audience were people like biophysicist Otto Schmitt, a retired professor of electrical engineering at the University of Minnesota, retired aircraft developer and physicist Cecil Behringer, physician Steven Zuckerman and polymer scientist Arthur Coury, Medtronic's director of venture technology.

Men In Black and the Maury Island Incident - Rest assured, to many whom have experienced some form of ufotic experience, followed by later visitations of a surrealistic nature, the Men in Black (MIB) scenario may be considered more fact than fiction.

Menacing Encounters - The sinister visits almost invariably conclude with a warning not to tell anybody about the incident, if the subject is a UFO percipient, or to abandon the investigation, if he is an investigator. Violence is frequently threatened, too. And the MIBs depart as suddenly as they came.

Men In Black: Menace Or Mirage? - Men in black are unknown entities who threaten and menace UFO witnesses. They claim to be from obscure government agencies that don't exist and they drive brand new vintage cars with license plates that subsequently prove to be unissued numbers.

More MIB Folklore ! AGENTS OF THE DARK - Rarely - if ever - do the threats of the mysterious Men In Black, following a close encounter, come to anything. So what could be the purpose behind their visits?

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MEN IN BLACK - It concerns strange little men in dark suits who drive around in big shiny cars and harass people who claimed to have seen a UFO.

A REVIEW OF MIBS (Men In Black): A HISTORY - The purpose of this file is to acquaint users with MIBs history, how they are related to the cover-up allegations......

ALBERT BENDER AND THE THREE MEN IN BLACK - In 1953 a man by the name of Albert K. Bender was running an organization called the International Flying Saucer Bureau (IFSB) and editing a little publication called "Space Review" that was dedicated to news of flying saucers.