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Starfall: I Saved The Life Of A Space Alien
Beckley, Timothy Green ; Casteel, Sean ; Kern, William (Author)
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Inner Light/Global Communications
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Starfall: I Saved The Life Of A Space Alien - Beckley, Timothy Green ; Casteel, Sean ; Kern, William
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Synopsis "Starfall: I Saved The Life Of A Space Alien"
THIRTY YEARS BEFORE GEORGE ADAMSKI, HOWARD MENGER, DANIEL FRY AND DOZENS OF OTHER UFO CONTACTEES RECOUNTED THEIR EXPERIENCES WITH HUMAN-LOOKING ALIEN BEINGS, ONE INDIVIDUAL HAD AN EXCEPTIONAL ENCOUNTER WITH AN EXTRATERRESTRIAL - A CONTACT THAT WAS TO LAST HIS ENTIRE LIFE. ALBERT COE WAS THE FIRST UFO CONTACTEE -- AND THE FIRST "UFO REPEATER" - AND HERE IS HIS AMAZING STORY IN ALL ITS GLORIOUS DETAIL. The author's experience has been lost to time and space, with Coe having passed away several decades ago, but we are determined to provide a legacy for him. This is his story, which began in 1920, making him the earliest UFO contactee of our modern era. Albert Coe's cosmic adventure began when he was enjoying some fishing in a remote Canadian location. He happened to stumble across an alien in distress with a very badly injured leg that was crippling making it impossible for him to move from his life threatening position. . "I was climbing up the side of an outcropping of rocks. Near the top I heard a muffled cry for help. I looked around, but could see no one, for the area was thickly overgrown. So I climbed up over the edge and let out a yell. Slightly to the right and ahead of me came an answer, 'Oh help, Oh help me.'" Within minutes Coe came face-to-face with an alien who looked as human as any one of us. The alleged alien was called Zret, which was short for Xretsmi, which is "Mister X" spelled backwards. Close to death, the alien repaid the Good Samaritan with a lifelong series of contacts, including several in public places, where his "foreign" identity could not even be detected. The alien talks about life on his world, why the visitors were coming here since the time of Atlantis, and how earthlings must coexist with each other as well as nature if they are to survive.The story sets the stage for many other UFO contactees to come, many of whose stories are described in a foreword by Sean Casteel and Tim Beckley.This is a sensitive story of a heart felt meeting with a member of another race from the stars and about the "soft crash" of his spaceship in the northern most wilderness of Canada. No Mounties need offer their assistance, an earthling has offered aid and comfort on behalf of us all!
