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SUBJECT: LAZAR'S CREDIBILITY DAMAGED FILE: UFO2717
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June 7, 1990
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Recently ParaNet received a call from Gene Huff, Las Vegas real
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estate appraiser and close friend of Robert Lazar, stating that he
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wished to place a clarification on ParaNet for the record regarding
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Lazar's recent felony indictment on a count of Pandering in Las
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Vegas, Nevada by the Clark County Sheriff's Department. Lazar, in a
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public statement made on KLAS-TV in April, admittedly told on camera
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that he had been involved in a brothel in the Las Vegas area by
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assisting in the installation of computer and security equipment.
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Shortly after that, following an investigation by authorities,
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charges were brought against Lazar. He could get up to five years if
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convicted.
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The big question now is: Does this damage Lazar's credibility along
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with KLAS-TV reporter George Knapp, who featured Lazar on a news
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special in November 1989? According to Huff and the statement that
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follows, the answer is a big no.
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What has further clouded the issue has been Bill Cooper's attacks on
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Lazar and Knapp for their participation in what Cooper calls
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"government disinformation activity." Cooper, a self-styled UFO
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"guru" who claims to have seen super-secret UFO documents aboard a
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Navy ship while enlisted in the early 1970s, has made various
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statements about Lazar, Lear, Knapp and a host of other UFO
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researchers being government agents intent on disinforming the
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public.
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The following is a letter received via ParaFAX on June 4, 1990 from
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Gene Huff.
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Mike,
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I am a Las Vegas real estate appraiser and I have known Bob Lazar
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since late 1985, John Lear since mid-1988, and George Knapp since
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early 1989. I thought some of the members of your service [ParaNet]
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might need some actual FACTS regarding some of the accusations and
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allegations made by Milton W. Cooper. I've written the following
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pages which you may use, if you choose to do so.
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MILTON W. COOPER IS A LIAR. Period.
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So Cooper learned poker from granny and love from Annie, huh? Too
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bad he didn't learn anything from George Washington and the cherry
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tree briefing. The actual story of the "Bob Lazar-prostitution
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connection" is as follows: Bob Lazar and his late first wife, Carol,
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owned a legal brothel in northern Nevada during the early 1980's, so
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Bob was familiar with the brothel business. Recently, he ran into a
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hooker who was running a small brothel here in Las Vegas. Bob gave
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her a bunch of ideas on how she could efficiently run her business.
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She asked him to help her and said she would pay him for his
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consultation. I guess this kind of parallels attorneys receiving
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their fees from clients with questionable vocations, but I won't
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argue that point here. He helped her by installing a computer, doing
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some computer programming, accounting, installing security cameras
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and monitors, etc. When all of the systems were running smoothly, Bob
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was going to leave as he felt he had already received money
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commensurate with what he felt he had contributed. She offered him
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money just to stay around and do nothing, which seemed strange, but
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Bob was going to part ways anyway, and the worst thing that could
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have happened, happened. this hooker had fallen madly in love with
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Bob. In a serious talk, she made her feelings known to him. She asked
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how sexually attractive she was to him on a scale from 1 to 10.
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Bob "Mr. Compassion" Lazar told her that, to him, she was a 1. She
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cried for a day and a half.
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This news was impossible to take for a woman who had for years
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had men calling her on a daily basis offering to pay her money to
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have sex with her. As it ends up, she is a Las Vegas Metro Vice,
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FBI, and DEA informant. Now she has implicated him as being much
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more involved than he actually was, for obvious motives. He has
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not yet been charged, but with her connections, it appears certain
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that he will be. this was all exposed by Bob Lazar ON TELEVISION
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here in Las Vegas. This required no investigation by Cooper or
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the knuckleheads from vice. There is much more to this story which
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is better saved until Bob Lazar's freedom is certain.
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The story of Bob Lazar running a drug lab is totally false. He is
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currently doing some research at a small, privately funded lab here
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in Las Vegas. The lab was recently randomly visited by one active
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duty Las Vegas cop, and another ex-Las Vegas cop who both witnessed
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that nothing illegal or as ludicrous as drug manufacturing was
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going on there. Naturally, Sherlock Cooper didn't know this.
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These are just two more classic examples of Cooper
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misinterpreting an elementary body of information and jumbling it to
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fit his distorted view of the world around him. This leaves only
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Cooper to interpret what is "truth" while draped in an American
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flag. Cooper labels his opponents as part of a government
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band of conspirators, which is anyone who doesn't believe him,
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disagrees with him, or actually knows and understands the
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true source of his information, which in turn, is anyone who has
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ever heard him speak or has read what he has written.
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Cooper speaks as though Bob Lazar and John Lear are one item.
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These are two separate men with very different ideas. Bob Lazar's
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story is not phony, and he is not part of a band of government
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agents. I knew him before he met John Lear, and before he
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worked at S 4. I was with him the first and second times he met
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Lear and they had no prior contact before that. As far as one of
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them working for the other, what a joke.
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I was present at both of Bob Lazar's polygraph sessions. These
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were prior to George Knapp's November 1989 special. the first
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night included two polygraphs with the same identical questions
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being asked both times. He passed one and failed on. This is why
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the results were considered inconclusive by the first polygrapher
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and subsequent tests were suggested BY THE POLYGRAPHER. The
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second test was done at a completely different company, about a
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month later. Similar, but different questions were asked and Bob
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Lazar passed. The polygraphs from the second night were then
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reviewed by another polygrapher who also agreed that he had passed.
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The polygraphs from the second night were then sent to a third
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polygrapher in San Francisco, who was of the opinion that the Federal
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government wouldn't lie about something like this, and he said he
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thought the results were inconclusive. So to be fair, George Knapp
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said the results were inconclusive. Actually, four polygraphers
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reviewed the two night's tests. One polygrapher stated the first
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night's tests were inconclusive. Two polygraphers stated that he
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had passed the second night's tests, and one polygrapher thought
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the second night's tests were inconclusive. This doesn't sound
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like as big of a failure as Cooper makes it, does it?
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The problem with Cooper's polygraph challenge is two-fold. First,
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one of those challenged want to associate publicly or privately
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with Cooper. Second, when someone actually believes their lies,
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they register as truth on the polygraph. So for obvious reasons,
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there is nothing to be gained by those challenged. Although
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you must admit, Cooper and a polygraph is an amusing thought.
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Bob Lazar does NOT develop dosimeter badges at Los Alamos and
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Sandia labs. He manufactures and repairs alpha radiation probes.
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He even owns a patent on one particular kind. Even an amateur
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sleuth like Cooper could have access to that information.
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Cooper is on the record on the Billy Goodman show as stating that
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he checked Bob Lazar out, and that what Bob Lazar was stating
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was true. (Not that Bob Lazar cared what Cooper thought.) I
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guess Cooper has a lot of trouble with these sudden changes of mind.
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Cooper overstated his exposure to Bob Lazar via John Lear. Bob
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met Cooper twice at Lear's house. Kris, Bob's sister-in-law, was
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with him one time, and they both came home of the opinion that
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Cooper was crazy. The second time, I was invited but declined
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since it appeared obvious to me that Cooper had taken the Kennedy
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assassination information from the film "Dallas Revisited,"
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narrated by Lars Hansen, and I did not want to associate with
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Cooper in public, or privately. Bob went as a favor to John
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Lear and although can't remember if anyone accompanied him, his
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opinion of Cooper didn't change.
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Cooper acts as though Lear and Lazar were "leaking"
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information to him. Remember, only recently has Cooper become the
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"World's Leading Authority on UFOs." Back then he was just a sailor
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who said he saw a craft when he was in the Navy, no one worthy of
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"leaking" anything to. And in reality that's all that Cooper WASN'T
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and ISN'T important enough to perform for, even in a joking manner.
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He shouldn't flatter himself in thinking that the government would
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launch an attack on him. No one needs to discredit Cooper, he has
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discredited himself. Those groups that want to march to
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Washington to get amnesty for secret project participants who want
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to speak out, had better not go there with Cooper. Anyone that can
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access the classified library (and there are thousands nationwide),
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knows that many of the dates and events Cooper speaks about are
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inaccurate. And the events and dates that are accurate have
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generally been stated on the record by others BEFORE Cooper is on
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the record as having stated them. Anyway, he'd get laughed out
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of Washington. This Cooper controversy appears to pretty much
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be a regional issue in the West and Southwest U.S., thanks to the
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Billy Goodman show, and now Cooper has turned on him, too. Authors
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and researchers from all over the world have come to Las Vegas and
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met Bob Lazar. The one common denominator that links all of them is
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that they all know of at least one instance in which they don't
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believe Cooper, either. This list of people includes, but is
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certainly not limited to, Timothy Goode, Linda Howe, Jacques'
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Vallee', Budd Hopkins, Bill Moore, etc. Incidentally, Bob Lazar
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chose not to meet with Bill Moore. Within the first 15 minutes
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George Knapp and I talked to Moore, Moore admitted not only lying
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and giving out disinformation, he also said that he was the one
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who had stolen the missing "metal" from the Billy Meier's
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investigators. He said he had it analyzed and it could have been
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made here on Earth. Since he was a self professed liar and thief,
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Bob Lazar declined to meet him. We still wonder why he didn't
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let the stolen Meier's metal resurface if it was a fake. Maybe he
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lied about that, too. Anyway, it's a shame, because he's
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an intelligent man and he could be a positive force.
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Cooper's claims about Project Excalibur and O.H. Krill will be
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covered in an upcoming issue of UFO Magazine so I won't go into
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that here.
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I have seen polaroid pictures of Falcon and Condor from the set of
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the Fox Television Network a couple of years ago. I don't know if
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their segments were taped or live, however, these pictures were
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taken by two guys who had access to the set. I did not recognize
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either of the gentlemen, but neither was John Lear. If someone
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wanted to investigate whether or not John Lear is Condor, I
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suggest that someone find out from the producers of the show when
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Falcon and Condor did their segments. At that time, John Lear was
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flying for American Trans Air as an L-1011 captain on flights to
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Hawaii, Germany, etc. The flight logs should at least be able to
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narrow down whether Lear was in the air or for that matter even in
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this country at the time Falcon and Condor were present. Although
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I personally find it hard to believe that anyone would care enough
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one way or another to go through that much trouble. Since
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George Knapp's May 1990 special news segments, Cooper has
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been recorded on audio tape in a conversation with a Las
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Vegas resident as saying that he's so pissed that Lear exposed him
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as lying about the O.H. Krill papers that if Lear were in front of
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him right then, he'd "Shoot the son of a bitch." Yet through all of
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Cooper's attacks on Lear, Lear still insists that Cooper had an
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original contribution. If that's true, it's unfortunate because
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it has now been lost because of Cooper's subsequent actions.
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This is a waste because even though Cooper is an amateurish writer
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(as am I), he is a semi-adequate public speaker who arouses people.
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If people will take Cooper's advice and read and investigator for
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themselves, I'm sure they'll make their own decisions on Cooper soon
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enough.
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George Knapp was not AFRAID to call Cooper prior to his
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special. Knapp had previously interviewed Cooper and had
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apparently heard enough back then. Cooper got his rightful share of
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time in both of Knapp's specials. George Knapp's career is not in
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danger. Knapp knows more about Lazar than does the general
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public, which includes Cooper. Knapp is just required to establish
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Lazar's credentials before moving on to some of the more exciting
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subjects Bob Lazar has commented on. Hopefully Knapp will make
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his May 1990 news segments into an expanded special so we can
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possibly hear some more testimony as to Cooper's credibility.
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Cooper has publicly stated that he will tell his version of the
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show of force by the gray aliens in central Nevada in 1979 in his
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upcoming book. I hope it's not the same story Bob Lazar and I told
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on the Billy Goodman show in 1989. I would hate for that story to
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have mysteriously made it from the radio in 1989 all the way back to
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the reports Cooper allegedly read between 1970 and 1973. After
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all, this event hadn't even happened yet. Not even Cooper could try
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that, could he?
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Through all of this I have noticed only one solid connection with
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Cooper and the Nixon Administration and that is that both Milton W.
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Cooper and Richard M. Nixon both have upper lips which perspire
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profusely when they're lying.
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I guess the most amusing thing that has happened in the last two
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years is that know Cooper has suddenly become a tough guy, at least
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through his eyes. He calls everyone else wimps, and liars, and
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traitors. I and many others are of the opinion that if they cast
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for the part of WIMPY in the broadway version of POPEYE, Cooper
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would be a lock for the part. And if indeed information, not money,
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is the power of the 90's, Cooper will keep "borrowing" from everyone
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involved, but don't worry, he'll gladly pay you Tuesday.
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When all of the dust has settled, I don't think Milton W.
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Cooper's nickname will any longer be Bill. I think it could be
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Willie or probably even "Uncle Miltie," after all if the shoe
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fits, right?
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Gene Huff
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