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Knight’s Tale Edited By Emory Taylor
Part IX
Chapter Thirteen: Review, Conclusions, Final Note
According to Delmar Knight, Fred Dobbs, Paul Zellmer, and Chuck Crawford a UFO crashed some 20 million years ago at a site now referred to as the Spiral Staircase near what became known as Superstition Mountain and the Burns Ranch.
According to Delmar Knight and Fred Dobbs
in the 1940s, during World War II, a cylinder shaped UFO and a German bomber aircraft collided and crashed;
Nazis recovered the UFO parts and attempted reverse engineering;
at the end of the war the Americans captured the UFO parts, moved them to America and started their own reverse engineering project;
a man named Mogens Kiehn assisted the Americans in the capture of the UFO parts and worked for the CIA after the war ended.
According to Chuck Crawford, who was born on May 31, 1943, at the time of his birth UFOs hovered over the house where he was born, and he was later told he was the chosen one to find and decipher ancient scrolls and tablets about the true origins of man on earth. He learned from leaders of an Indian tribe about the government hiding something in underground caverns in the Superstition Mountains in Arizona.
According to the Arizona’s Pinal County Recorder’s Office, on June 29, 1943Henry and Helen Burns filed their first mining claims just east of Superstition Mountain on an area later known as the Burns Ranch.
According to Burt Morrison, Henry and Helen Burns started seeing UFOs at the Burns Ranch shortly after filing their first mining claims there; furthermore, they believed there was a UFO base near by.
According to Burt Morrison and Chuck Crawford the “near by” UFO base referred to by Henry and Helen Burns was the Spiral Staircase site.
According to Tom Kollenborn, a historian of the Superstition Mountains,
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when he visited with Henry and Helen Burns at the Burns Ranch in the 1950s they told him about the UFOs they had seen, and they even showed him some fuzzy pictures of the UFOs; furthermore, Helen claimed to have spoken to aliens.
According to Delmar Knight, partly using information by private investigator Gary L. Bartlett, in the Crawford biography,
in 1963, in Buffalo, New York, Chuck Crawford broke into offices covertly operated by the government, and stole some UFO files;
these UFO files supposedly included a file about the Nazi UFO which the Americans captured during WWII, and a file about the Spiral Staircase UFO crash where ancient scrolls and tablets were also discovered;
when Crawford was arrested, the government recovered all but one of the UFO files Crawford had stolen;
when Crawford was released from prison he moved to Arizona in 1970 to search for the ancient scrolls and tablets as he treasure hunted and prospected in the Superstition Mountains;
Crawford took the missing UFO file, in the form of microfilm, to Arizona;
Crawford’s son Michael Morrison, who lived with his father for awhile, found and read the UFO microfilm, and based a scientific theory on the UFO microfilm information;
after Crawford discovered his son (Michael Morrison) had found and read the UFO microfilm he kick him out;
Michael Morrison searched for the ancient scrolls and tablets with a historical researcher named Alan Tree, and later, without having found the scrolls and tablets, Morrison moved back to New York.
According to Delmar Knight and Fred Dobbs
from 1945 until 1985, with different teams of experts having worked on the UFO parts captured from the Nazis, the Americans had made little to no progress in figuring out exactly what the UFO parts did;
in 1985, at a facility in Grand Forks, North Dakota, a team composed of a former Nazi scientist named Otto Schwartz, former resistance fighter and current CIA operative named Mogens Kiehn, a physicist named Dr. Schwalm, a physicist named Dr. Larson, and
amateur astronomer-physicist named Emory Taylor were assigned to
the UFO parts project;
while a briefing was going on, Taylor trying an idea managed to turn on the UFO parts, and this resulted in a security guard vanishing;
Fred Dobbs, who worked as an investigator for the government at the time, was sent to investigate the incident to determine if any wrong doing had been involved;
when Dobbs determined there had not been any wrong doing the case concerning the incident (of the security guard vanishing) was closed;
disturbed by the case, Dobbs secretly and with out permission or authority continued to investigate the incident, but never came up with a satisfactory explanation for why the security guard vanished.
According to Delmar Knight and Fred Dobbs
in the 1990s, each, independent of the other, had become winter residents in Arizona, and taken up treasure hunting;
they crossed paths and met while treasure hunting in the Superstition Mountains;
in 1991, while together at the Peralta Trailhead to the Superstition Mountains, they saw several UFOs (which they later, in 1997, referred to as Phoenix Lights after the supposed Phoenix Lights UFO incident), one of which went down at the Burns Ranch;
they searched for the downed UFO at the Burns Ranch on several occasions but never found it;
government agent Emory Taylor (of the UFO parts project) arrived in Arizona and befriended Chuck Crawford shortly after the UFO (called a Phoenix Light) went down at the Burns Ranch.
According to Anne C. Rue
in 1998 she learned about the Burns Ranch from newspaper articles about the Burns Ranch treasures;
she did not hike the Burns Ranch because she always got the creepy feeling something was there watching and wanting to hurt her;
a man named Bob Scherer told her he saw the UFO (which was later referred to as a Phoenix Light) go down at the Burns Ranch;
from atop the Red Hill, looking down on the Burns Ranch, she saw Chuck Crawford and Emory Taylor loading ore into buckets and
loading the buckets into a truck as Bob Scherer secretly watched them.
According to Paul Zellmer
in 1998 he tried to get Chuck Crawford to joint venture with him in excavating the Spiral Staircase UFO site;
he sent Crawford a joint venture proposal with a history of past excavations of the Spiral Staircase UFO site, which included information by Tom Vann;
with the use of a metal rod, in the past it was discovered that someone had placed timbers over an opening at the bottom of the spiral staircase and then backfilled the site so as to conceal what was at the bottom of the spiral staircase;
one of the psychic readings Zellmar had done on the Spiral Staircase UFO site specifically state there was a space ship (aka a UFO) associated with the site;
Zellmar discovered a stone carving of what appeared to be a Mayan face, and a stone carving of what appeared to be a Caucasian face;
Zellmar believed the Spiral Staircase UFO site contained ancient scrolls and tablets;
Zellmer believes Chuck Crawford, without Zellmer’s authorization, went to the spiral staircase UFO site while he (Zellmer) was in Illinois, and that Crawford, during this unauthorized visit to the site, dug up and stole an object referred to as a precious stone medallion, which had mysterious, unknown writing engraved on it.
According to Alan Tree
he saw the precious stone medallion at Crawford’s house in 2006 during the time Crawford was divorcing his wife Darlene Rushton, and prior to the time Sharyn Berchok became Crawford’s caregiver and moved into his house, and this precious stone medallion, with the mysterious, unknown writing engraved on it, was never seen again.
According to Anne C. Rue
in the 2000s she secretly witnessed Emory Taylor and Alan Danicourt dig up a human skull and what she believed to be an alien skull at the Burns Ranch;
she believes Taylor murdered Danicourt because he knew too much.
According to Delmar Knight
Chuck Crawford was connected to a new energy group called Tesla Tech, possibly having to do with the UFO microfilm and the UFO propulsion system;
Emory Taylor succeeded in using Adult Protective Services to force Crawford out of his house, making Crawford move to his daughter Charlayne’s place in North Carolina, so he (Taylor) could search for the UFO microfilm;
Crawford secretly took the UFO microfilm and some other files with him to his daughter’s place;
Taylor then plotted with Crawford’s daughter (Charlayne Crawford), and Crawford’s wife (Darlene Rushton) to have Crawford locked up in a mental institution when he was at his daughter’s place in North Carolina;
when Crawford passed the psychological testing and returned to his home in Arizona, Charlayne Crawford was arrested, and Emory Taylor, after a meeting with Mogens Kiehn, flew to North Carolina and retrieved the UFO microfilm;
Taylor has been slowly dissimulating information learned from the UFO project in order to integrate it into our body of scientific knowledge without anyone knowing it is from a top secret UFO project;
part of the dissimulation is the publishing of physics papers (concerning scientific information learned from the UFO project) in an obscure physic journal published by Walter Babin in Canada;
the physics paper Delmar Knight considered most relevant is called “Relativistic Mass Increase Not Required”;
Emory Taylor and the other members of the team working the UFO project had discovered that the UFO equipment the Americans had captured from the Nazis was used to collapse space-time, thereby drawing distance places to it (the UFO equipment), so the UFO never actually traveled anywhere, but instead brought the destination to it by collapsing space-time;
Knight began referring to the UFO equipment as a “tele-collasper”;
Knight’s friend Fred Dobbs, told Knight that two UFO investigators, named Marlow and Johnson, who were investigating Emory Taylor
and the UFO project, were murdered by CIA operatives in Ireland;
Emory Taylor found the precious stone medallion with the strange, unknown writing engraved on it at Crawford’s house and he now has it and a copy of the UFO microfilm in a secret safety deposit box of a corporation called Holy Stones Incorporated, which was formed by him (Emory Taylor) and Rick Gwynne (a treasure hunter) as a front for a secret society named The Black Cross.
Conclusions
There are three (3) conclusions that can be drawn from the above information. Two of these conclusions are obvious, but the third conclusion will require knowing an additional piece of information.
Conclusion #1
It is obvious that Delmar Knight and his coauthors (see inside front cover for complete list) believe that the USA government and military is involved in UFO projects, and is involved in a cover-up concerning UFO information. Knight and his coauthors specifically cite three UFO cases: 1) the Nazi UFO equipment, and 2) the Spiral staircase UFO site, 3) the Phoenix Light at the Burns Ranch.
Conclusion #2
It is obvious that Delmar Knight and his coauthors (see inside front cover for complete list) believe that the USA government and military used a team of experts to develop a secret physics theory to collapse space-time, allowing instantaneous travel, which is obviously faster than the speed of light, and, through amateur astronomer-physicist Emory Taylor, is quietly dissimulating this information.
Conclusion #3
This conclusion requires that you know the following information.
Graham Hancock published a book called Fingerprints Of The Gods: the evidence of Earth’s lost civilization. Hancock believes in the long speculated Third Party Theory, which is that an as yet unidentified, highly advanced civilization had contact with the Mayan, Incas, Aztecs, Egyptians, Sumerians. Hancock also believes that faces carved in stone and found in pairs at Mayan
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sites, faces of a Negro and of a Caucasian, are of people from the highly advanced “Third Party” civilization.
Now recall a part of what Paul Zellmer said.
“But at least a camera was acquired and photos were taken. Believe it or not it wasn’t until then I first noticed the two stone faces carved out of rock. These stone faces were in the horizontal tunnel, positioned on the ceiling so that they looked down on everyone passing through the tunnel -- one on the right and one on the left. One man was white, the other looked to be Mayan (one rock was white the other was reddish-brown).”
Now recall a part of what Chuck Crawford believed.
Crawford was the chosen one who was to find and decipher ancient scrolls and tablets having to do with the true origins of mankind on Earth. Crawford believed the USA government was involved in a conspiracy to keep the ancient scrolls and tablets from him, and had hidden them in an underground cavern in the Superstition Mountains.
It now becomes clear that Delmar Knight and/or at least some of his coauthors believed the highly advance “Third Party” civilization were either aliens or an ancient people who had contact with aliens.
Final Note
Remember, Delmar Knight and some of his coauthors were treasure hunters who searched in the Superstition Mountains. What do you supposes they were looking for …ancient scrolls and tablets having to do with the true origins of mankind on Earth?
--- it is interesting stuff.
