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Big Cats and Roswell

A number of books have appeared over the past few weeks on both the subject of ‘Big Cats’ and the Roswell incident (understandably, with the 60th anniversary approaching). Merrily Harpur’s Mystery Big Cats (review by Nick Redfern) takes on the issue of Big Cat sightings, relating them to folklore and paranormal mythology (Amazon UK). Nick has also recently mentioned another book on the topic, Big Cats Loose in Britain, by Marcus Matthews and published by the Centre for Fortean Zoology (CFZ), which gives first-hand reports from witnesses to Big Cat sightings in the UK (available from Amazon US and UK).

Meanwhile, on the Roswell front, there have been two new major releases. The Roswell Legacy (Amazon US), due to be released on July 2nd, is authored by Jesse Marcel Jr. – the son of Major Jesse Marcel, who helped recover the debris from the Foster Ranch. And the newly released Witness to Roswell (Amazon US and UK) is selling extremely well, and is offering plenty of new information for Roswell afficionades to debate. For a good rundown of the book, check out David Rudiak’s review at UFO Digest.

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  1. Mystery Big Cats
    I recently moved from London to one of the quiter areas of NW Somerset, here in the UK. Whilst I had to wait nearly 4 months to see a ‘country’ fox (as against a town fox of which I have seen hundreds) it was only 2 months before my wife and I came across one of these mysterious big black cats.

    Driving down a very narrow and quiet country lane, it came out of the undergrowth some 20 yds in front of us, paused to look at us, before dissapearing back into the undergrowth.

    About the size of an adult labradour dog, short black fur with a long tail, we were unable to determine what species it was. We are however, convinced that there is something roaming around our area.

    Regards

    Nostra

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