UAP Record

Person

Leonard Stringfield

no band researcher status · verified public figure

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American Alchemy · 0:22:54

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American Alchemy · 1:30:55

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American Alchemy · 1:34:38

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Stringfield (1920–1994) published status reports collecting anonymous military accounts of recovered craft and bodies. The corpus cites him as the origin of much retrieval lore.

Who

RoleOhio researcher who compiled crash-retrieval accounts from the 1970s
Sideresearcher
Statusverified public figure (does the person exist and hold the stated position — not whether their claims are true)

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Named in 9 uploads (automatic name matching, 13 mentions)

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  • 0:22:54 The Defense Secretary Killed Over UFOs (Ft. Richard Dolan)
    uh people like the late Leonard Stringfield who was the true pioneer of crash retrieval research but also Stanton Freriedman also uh Kevin Randall and Don Schmidt and um the late Don Berliner and and then Tom Carrey and all these people.

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