>"Flames coming out of the bottom of the craft? Sounds rather primitive for an advanced alien spacecraft."

That's why it was believed to be an experimental aircraft of ours. The Air Force refused any responsibility and this woman and her family suffered because of it.

>"Where are the medical records on these people? It's one thing to say their doctors checked them out, it's another to verify it."

Oh, it's been verified. John Schuessler did a book on it, very detailed. Photos, medical records, the whole nine yards. A true investigation.
Betty Cash fought the government in court and her doctor was her witness.

>"Note some of the comments right after the article you link to".

Who, Skinwalker? These people making comments are no different than some on these boards, any boards for that matter. They have an OPINION without reviewing any of the information. They've never worked on a case in their life or even interviewed any serious witnesses. I don't take them seriously. And it's people like this who make derogatory comments because it shows their inability to look at the facts dispassionetly:

>"Betty Cash, along with Vickie Landrum and grandson Colby Landrum, encountered a huge UFO accompanied by military helicopters on a dark road in the east Texas Piney Woods. They were exposed to radiation from the object, which caused extreme medical problems such as burns, eye damage, hair loss, diarrhea, and vomiting. Although they and others observed a large number of military helicopters along with the UFO, the U.S. Government refused to acknowledge the event or assist them in any way. After the encounter, Betty Cash was hospitalized and treated for burns and the other maladies. The extent of the injuries was so great, she was forced to close her businesses and never worked again. He life became a series of hospital stays, many of them in intensive care."

For those of you who MIGHT be interested in this case, there is a brief analysis <here.>