Table Of ContentContents
About the Book
About the Author
Also by Timothy Good
Title Page
Dedication
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction
1 A Source of Unknown Energy
2 Displacements
3 Soul Vampires
4 Operation Andromeda
5 New Dimensions
6 Vortex
7 An Atrophied Culture
8 The Creature of Pretare
9 Dead or Alive
10 Face to Face
11 Full Exposure
12 Charges, Confessions and Denials
13 Analysis and Hypotheses
14 The Creatures of Varginha
15 A Predatory Threat
16 Creatures Galore
17 Island of Enchantment
18 Resident Aliens
Appendix
Picture Section
Copyright
ABOUT THE BOOK
In Unearthly Disclosure, best-selling author Timothy Good reveals for the
first time sensational information provided to him by high-level sources who
confirm that contact has been made with a select group in the US military and
scientific intelligence community, and furthermore that aliens have
established subterranean and submarine bases on Earth. Revelations also
include astonishing colour photographs of an alien creature.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Timothy Good became interested in UFOs in 1955 when he read a book
describing sightings by qualified observers such as military and civilian
pilots. Now a leading authority, he has researched the subject worldwide,
amassing a wealth of evidence, including thousands of intelligence
documents. His numerous contacts include astronauts, military and
intelligence specialists, pilots and politicians. He has lectured at universities,
schools, and at many organisations, including the Institute of Medical
Laboratory Sciences, the Royal Canadian Military Institute, the Royal
Geographical Society, the House of Lords All-Party UFO Study Group, and
the Oxford and Cambridge Union societies. He has also addressed the
Defense Airborne Reconnaissance Office at the Pentagon.
Timothy Good’s first book, Above Top Secret (1987), became an instant
bestseller and is regarded widely as the definitive book on the subject,
together with the fully revised and updated book replacing it, Beyond Top
Secret (1996), which remained for five weeks on the Sunday Times bestseller
list. Alien Liaison (1991) spent thirteen weeks on the same bestseller list. He
has also edited a number of books on the subject, including the bestselling
Alien Update (1993). The hardback edition of Unearthly Disclosure (2000)
was serialised in the Daily Mail.
Timothy Good is also a professional violinist, and played for fourteen years
with the London Symphony Orchestra. Nowadays he freelances occasionally
for major feature films, television dramas and commercials, and recordings
with pop musicians.
Also by Timothy Good
Alien Liaison: The Ultimate Secret (1991)
Alien Update (1993)
Beyond Top Secret: The Worldwide UFO Security Threat (1996)
Alien Base: Earth’s Encounters with Extraterrestrials (1998)
UNEARTHLY DISCLOSURE
Conflicting Interests in the Control of
Extraterrestrial Intelligence
Timothy Good
With a Foreword by Admiral of the Fleet
The Lord Hill-Norton GCB
Chief of the Defence Staff (1971–3)
Chairman of the NATO Military Committee (1974–7)
To Bruce Renton (1925–1998)
Acknowledgements
I would like to record my thanks in particular to the following individuals and
organizations who have contributed directly or indirectly to the production of
Unearthly Disclosure:
William S. Adams of Random House (UK) legal department; José Miguel
Agosto; Walter Andrus and the Mutual UFO Network; John Auchettl and
Phenomena Research Australia; Jesús Alberto Balbi and Cuarta Dimensión;
Frank Bourke and the National Star, Lafayette, Indiana; the Brazilian Air
Force; Andrea L. Buchanan and the Daily Optic, Las Vegas, New Mexico;
Jonathan Caplan QC; the French Committee for In-Depth Studies
(COMETA); Soraya Collazo and family; Dwight Connelly and the MUFON
UFO Journal; Billy Cox and Florida Today; Dr James Deardorff and the
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society; the Defense
Intelligence Agency; Lucius Farish and the UFO Newsclipping Service;
Salvador Freixedo and Magdalena Del Amo-Freixedo; Dorina Garcia Lugo
and family; GeoSystems Global Corporation; José Orlando Golís; Patricia B.
Grant; Jean-Gabriel Greslé; Dr Peter Hattwig; Sebastián Robiou Lamarche;
Nikolai Lebedev and Komsolomets Kirgizia; Michael Lindemann and CNI
News; Erwin Lohre; Gianfranco Lollino; M. Alvarez López; the Los Angeles
Times; François Louange; Frank Macintyre and the Times; Molly Moore and
the Washington Post; the National Aeronautics & Space Administration;
Maria Ortíz; Pan American World Airways/DynCorp.; Roberto Pinotti;
Polaroid UK Ltd.; Nick Pope; G.P. Putnam’s Sons, publishers of America’s
Ancient Civilizations by A. Hyatt Verrill and Ruth Verrill; Ronald Reagan,
Hon. KBE; Nicholas Redfern; Milly Eufemia Rivas; Amaury Rivera; Felix
Rivera; Nestor Rivera; Les Roberts; Ubirajara Rodrigues; Dr Edoardo Russo
and the Italian Centre for Ufology Studies; Davis Sheremata and the British
Columbia Report, Vancouver; Dick Sherman and Raytheon News; Dr R. Leo
Sprinkle; Sir Mark Thomson Bt.; the United States Air Force Air Combat
Command; the United States Air Force Office of Special Investigations; the
United States Coast Guard; the United States National Transportation Safety
Board; Dorothee Walter; Michael Wysmierski and The Brazilian UFO
Report; Fabio Zerpa.
I am especially indebted to: Admiral of the Fleet The Lord Hill-Norton, for
his courageous Foreword and steadfast support over the past 20 years, often
in the face of derision from certain elements of the press; Dr José Alonso, for
his interview with Graham Sheppard and me at the Arecibo Observatory,
Puerto Rico; Dr John Altshuler, for helpful comments regarding animal
mutilations and alleged alien implants; Maurizio Baiata, for help with the
Filiberto Caponi case; Margaret Barling, for Spanish and Italian translations
and additional assistance; Jeannie Belleau, for excellent research on my
behalf and for unforgettable transportation in New Mexico; Joseph Bohunko,
manager of the US Air Force Tethered Aerostat Radar Site at Lajas, Puerto
Rico, for his interview with Graham Sheppard and me; Robert Bigelow and
Dr Colm Kelleher of the National Institute of Discovery Science (NIDS), for
generous use of a NIDS report on the investigation of a cow mutilation in
Utah; Graham Birdsall, editor of UFO Magazine, for extracts from several
articles; Mark Ian Birdsall, editor of The Unopened Files, for his interview
with Kelly Cahill and for his donation of an Aldus PageMaker programme
for my computer; Vivienne Birdsall, Mark’s late wife, who installed the
programme and spent much time patiently helping me to understand it, even
as she bravely fought cancer; Mark Booth, my editor at Century, for his
unswerving loyalty and wise counsel regarding the many problems that beset
us with Unearthly Disclosure (not least the title!); Hannah Black, Mark’s
assistant, and Anna Cherrett, for their patience in coping with my
perfectionism; Gildas Bourdais, for excerpts from his article in the MUFON
UFO Journal on the COMETA report, Les OVNI et la Défense: A quoi doit-
on se préparer?; Kelly Cahill, for her interview with Mark Ian Birdsall and
for extracts from her book, Encounter, published by HarperCollins; Filiberto
Caponi, for his wonderful pictures and story, and for his unstinting co-
operation and faith in me; Enrique Castillo Rincón, for so generously
allowing me to make a three-chapter synopsis of his book, UFOs: A Great
New Dawn for Humanity (Blue Dolphin Publishing), and for providing me
with a synopsis from his second book, prior to publication thereof; the Civil
Defence of Canóvanas, Puerto Rico, especially Ismael Aguayo and Edwin
Vazquez, for assistance with investigations, including on-site interpretation;
Agent Juan Collazo Vazquez of the Canóvanas Police Department, for the
interview with Graham Sheppard and me; Gordon Creighton, editor of Flying
Saucer Review, for extracts from a number of articles published in this
