• XZBN UFO Files - Kevin Randle Interviews - MIKE ROGERS - Exposes Travis Walton Abduction & Failed TV Lie Detector- Part 1

  • Jan 25 2023
  • Length: 1 hr
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XZBN UFO Files - Kevin Randle Interviews - MIKE ROGERS - Exposes Travis Walton Abduction & Failed TV Lie Detector- Part 1

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  • Mike Rogers has worked in logging much of his life, even summers when he went to school. When he was 28, he had his own crew. In 1975, he had a 6-man crew, of which Travis Walton was a sawyer. A year after that well-known UFO encounter and Walton's apparent abduction, he started working with his father again, then went back to school for a time. In 1997, he was witness to the Phoenix Lights while standing on a hill near Prescott, Arizona. Before and after the Lights, he operated a domestic tree service business, which did very well.

    Ever since witnessing the Phoenix Lights, he has conducted his own very thorough, 22-year, in-depth investigation into the Lights, discovering numerous never-before-known realities. Two years ago, he started speaking of these revelations, some are quite disturbing, even to hardened skeptics. His scientific abstract was published in the May issue of the MUFON Journal, endorsed by Astronomer, Hal Povenmire.

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