Director of the UFO Research Ctr. of Pennsylvania, Butch Witkowski, heads up a group of professionals who have organized to perform in-depth investigations of UFO and abduction phenomena including startling reports of human mutilations, which mirror the evidence found at cattle mutilation scenes. One of the most well known of these cases took place in Brazil in 1988, in which a man had various body parts and organs removed in a surgical fashion, leaving very little blood. Even more horrifying, according to the autopsy report, the procedures were carried out while the man was still alive. Further details of the case are available in this previous recap.

Witkowski reported that in the United States alone some 35,000 people mysteriously disappear each year, and he suspects that a certain portion of these cases could involve alien abduction. But what do the aliens want with the organs of various animals and humans? He espoused several theories that investigators have suggested: they are taking the organs and making a mixture to rub on their skin because they can't breathe our air; they're using the organs as food; or they're making a kind of serum in order for them to live in our atmosphere.

Regarding reports of Thunderbirds in the Pennsylvania area, Witkowski has determined they are most likely cases of large misidentified birds such as California condors that may have flown into the area. His investigation into the Carbondale UFO incident of 1974, in which a light/lantern was seen underwater, did not yield any credible evidence for the incident. During the night, a number of callers shared accounts of anomalous or unexplained missing persons cases.

Turi Update

First hour guest, author, seer, and astropsychologist Dr. Louis Turi talked about the concept of people's UCI-- their "unique celestial identity," and how these have become more spiritual. He also shared his latest round of predictions:

• March 29-31: possible relocation due to serious natural disaster
• April 7-9: dramatic news involving terrorism and the police
• April 14-16: something shocking or explosive-- the possibility of a large quake/tsunami

News segment guests: Robert Zimmerman, Dr. Robin Falkov