Colorado L.O.W.F.I

Video: Colorado ranch horse mutilation investigated by MUFON’s Chuck Zukowski

The UFO Watchtower and Colorado MUFON (The Mutual UFO Network) will host the 2010 UFO Conference September 4 and 5 at the UFO Watchtower, located 22 ½ miles north of Hooper on Highway 17.

Saturday speakers will include: Joe Fex, Sasquatch and Paranormal Investigator;
Gloria Hawker, Hypnotherapist and abductee; Paola Harris, from traditional Ugology to AVATAR, a New World view; Larry Porter, Remote Healing; Charles Hall, Nellis Air Force Base and the Tall Whites.
For the complete list of speakers visit www.ufowatchtower.com
Acitivities begin at 8:30 AM with the last speaker at 6:00 PM.

The Sunday speaker lineup includes: Jules Kennedy, Channeler of other worldly sources; Norio Hayakawa, former director of the Civilian Intelligence Network; Dori Alsop Paden, will speak about the impact of extraterrestrial contact both physical and telepathic; Niara Terela Isley former enlisted Airman in the U.S. Air Force with a 3 month block of missing time.
Speakers begin at 9:00 AM with the last speaker at 4:00 PM.
Cost for the conference is $25 per person. Camping is available at $10 per night.

Friday, September 3, will find a Gathering of Native American Healers beginning at 10:00 AM featuring Native American singers and drummers.
Cost for this event is $15 per person. Camping is available at $10 per night.

Reservations for both of these events may be obtained by calling Judy at 719-378-2296.

For More Information Please Contact:

Judy Messoline

719-378-2296

The UFO Watchtower and Colorado MUFON (The Mutual UFO Network) will host the 2010 UFO Conference September 4 and 5 at the UFO Watchtower, located 22 ½ miles north of Hooper on Highway 17.

Saturday speakers will include:   Joe Fex, Sasquatch and Paranormal Investigator;

Gloria Hawker, Hypnotherapist and abductee;  Paola Harris, from traditional Ufology to AVATAR, a New World view;  Larry Porter, Remote Healing;  Charles Hall, Nellis Air Force Base and the Tall Whites.

For the complete list of speakers visit www.ufowatchtower.com

Activities begin at 8:30 AM  with the last speaker at 6:00 PM.

The Sunday speaker lineup includes:  Jules Kennedy, Channeler of other worldly sources;  Dr. Ardy Clarke, a Professor Emeritus, will share stories related to her by indigenous people in  the US, Mexico, Central America, the South Pacific and Australia:  Dori Alsop Paden,  will speak about the impact of extraterrestrial contact both physical and telepathic;  Niara Terela Isley  former enlisted Airman in the U.S. Air Force with a 3 month block of missing time.

Speakers begin at 9:00 AM with the last speaker at 4:00 PM.

Cost for the conference is $25 per person.  Camping is available at $10 per night.

Friday, September 3, will find a Gathering of Native American Healers beginning at 10:00 AM featuring Native American singers and drummers.

Cost for this event is $15 per person.  Camping is available at $10 per night.

Reservations for both of these events may be obtained by calling Judy at

719-378-2296.

This just in via SMiles from Nick Redfern’s Fortean Calendar.

Posted by Nick Redfern 11:36 AM
Thursday, April 22, 2010

Crop Circles at MUFON

Check out the poster at right for details of the annual conference of the Mutual UFO Network, which will be held in Denver, Colorado from July 22 to 25.

I’ll be speaking at the conference.

The subject: my own, personal investigation of the Crop Circle phenomenon; which will include a discussion of official documents on such formations generated by Britain’s intelligence service, MI5. And by that, I mean the documents were generated by MI5, not the crop-formations…

The Los Angeles Times reported on December third that Denver, Colorado, in an unusual development, will ask it’s voters if they’d like to have an interplanetary welcome wagon… hey, dibs on the ice cream concession!

Is Denver ready for a close encounter?

Voters will be asked to approve a welcoming panel for extraterrestrials, thanks to a self-described entrepreneur.

By Ashley Powers and DeeDee Correll – December 3, 2009

Reporting from Denver and Las Vegas – Forget sky-high unemployment and those two wars overseas. Jeff Peckman has more earthly concerns:

For one thing, if extraterrestrials were to descend on Denver, what’s the best way to welcome them?

Thanks to Peckman’s tireless efforts and taste for the limelight, Denver voters will be asked in 2010 to boldly approve what no electorate has approved before: an Extraterrestrial Affairs Commission.

This week, Denver officials announced that Peckman had gathered about 4,000 valid signatures needed to place the issue before the 350,000 registered voters of the Colorado state capital.

If approved, the city panel would promote “harmonious, peaceful, mutually respectful and beneficial coexistence” between earthlings and extraterrestrials, in part by developing protocols for “diplomatic contact.”

Its seven members would include an expert in taking testimony from people who’ve survived “direct personal close encounters” with aliens.

And in what certainly is good news for residents of Colorado Springs or Boulder who might feel left out, the initiative says: “Members who are not Denver residents may participate from anywhere in the universe.”

Continue reading…

What could be better than a festival featuring frozen dead guys?

Well, as it states on the CBS4Denver site, “Nederland’s Frozen Dead Guy Days festival features a very lively coffin race each year. This year’s winning team came wearing cleats and left with a $300 champion’s check.”

And… “Frozen Dead Guy Days is a weekend-long celebration honoring the late Bredo Morstoel. He was frozen in dry ice a few years ago and his body is in a shed on his grandson’s property.”

How strange!

They have a rather sporty (but un-embeddable) slideshow of the 2008 event at this address, with links to a couple of videos as well… cbs4denver.com/slideshows/Frozen.Dead.Guy.20.673941.html