
The Lake Okeechobee Alien Encounter
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- October 12, 2019
- September 4, 2020
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The apparent extraterrestrial contact encounter of Richard R. Giroux in October 1994 is, perhaps not surprisingly, one that divides opinion both inside and outside of the UFO community. And it is easy to see why. A sudden contact encounter, out of the blue, with “the usual” predictions of nuclear war in our collective futures.
However, with all that said, there perhaps might be something to examine here. For example, many of the predictions involved countries that, at the time they were made in the mid-nineties, were not nearly as prominent on the world stage as they are now. And while we could point to a meticulous job of research in past and current events in order to make such accurate predictions, t...
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I was pleasantly surprised by the article on my father’s experience in Okeechobee. He wrote 4 books on the information they gave him. You can also look at the website I made for him years ago. http://www.iamdarius.com
“The apparent extraterrestrial contact encounter of Richard R. Giroux in October 1994 is, perhaps not surprisingly, one that divides opinion both inside and outside of the UFO community.”
My father was a mathematician/scientist and an atheist before that experience…afterward it changed his whole life. My dad passed away in March 2022, but I try to forward the message when I can.
All I can offer is that reality is considerably more than what we think and typically believe. It’s much more than this artificial construct if self-interest we’ve created for ourselves.
Marcus,
I believe the correct word is “allude” instead of “elude,” as in, “as we alluded to earlier in this report.”
We have fixed this now. That serves me right for relying too heavily on spellcheck!
As I recall, John Glenn died of natural causes a couple of years ago. Your statement that he and ‘Gus’ Grissom and the Soviet cosmonaut ‘died in two separate’ incidents does not make sense. Could you have been thinking of a different astronaut besides John Glenn? There were two other astronauts killed with Gus Grissom. Maybe one of them?
I have edited out the start of this line in error – Glenn did die a few years ago – we wrote about it here https://www.ufoinsight.com/aliens/encounters/gary-wilcox-occupant-encounter#Partially_Correct_Predictions we will fix this so it reads their deaths were predicted by…