Claimed that military investigator, Lt. Col. Wendelle Stevens was in two places at once for almost 20 years

As many people now know, Lt. Col. Wendelle Stevens was the chief investigator into the Billy Meier UFO contacts, beginning in the late 1970s. As Ptaah clearly explained, in 1983, as a result of refusing to reveal information to the CIA about the Billy Meier UFO contacts he’d pledged to keep secret, he was set up and imprisoned for five years.

Having slipped into well-deserved obscurity, skeptic Kal Korff desperately concocted a strangely convoluted ruse, with claims so bizarre and incomprehensible that they completely debunk Korff himself.

In recent public attacks against Stevens, Korff , known primarily for his falsified evidence and vicious attacks against the Billy Meier UFO contacts, claimed that Stevens was….in two places at once for almost 20 years. He also attacked Meier, his family and FIGU. Some of this can be seen on the back cover of a supposed book:

Korff’s false claims include that:

1. Wendelle Stevens served 21 consecutive years in prison

2. Billy Meier claimed to have produced a “Pleiadian human hybrid child”

3. There is a “Billy Meier UFO sex cult”

But Korff certainly knew that:

1. MILITARY and public records contradict this claim. Stevens retired from the USAF in 1963 and worked for Hamilton Aircraft until 1972. He began his investigation into the Meier contacts 4 years later. Korff knew that Stevens couldn’t have been imprisoned for 21 years because he was released from prison in 1988 and…actively lectured publicly from 1991 until shortly before his death in 2010.*

2. Meier and his partner have never said such a thing. This is obviously a vile attempt to inflict harm on a disabled person and their family, since their child was born with a brain injury and still requires constant care, even now as a young adult.

3. FIGU operates in accordance  with strict Swiss laws governing non-profits and there is no record of any claims, or action taken, against FIGU regarding any such inane claims from Cambian, Korff and Dawn of ANY kind of “cult” by the Swiss government.

Bad Conscience?

So, why has Korff suddenly, published such blatantly false information essentially debunking himself? Is there something Korff wants get off his chest at this late stage of his life, as a nearly 60 year-old man living with his mother? Have certain parties helpful to Korff in the past turned against him?  Has his conscience finally caught up with him?

He certainly knew that I, and anyone familiar with the facts – as well as the impossibility of anyone being in two places at once for 20 years – would immediately recognize the other information was also false and that the real truth is readily accessible online.

Left Holding the Bag

However, Korff apparently didn’t let skeptics Steven Cambian and Melissa Dawn, in on the ruse, allowing them to also thoroughly discredit themselves by enthusiastically spreading his obvious disinformation. Korff must be laughing at their gullibility and lack of common sense, since they never questioned how Wendelle Stevens could’ve been in two places at once for almost 20 years.

Such is the strange world of mentally deranged skeptics** who appeal to equally disturbed people looking for salacious, tabloid-type content. America has an inordinately large number of confused, damaged and disturbed people for whom the so-called paranormal has a particular fascination.

The Pangs of Insignificance

Charlatans like Korff suffer from pangs of insignificance. Desperate to attain recognition by any means, they find it easiest to attack other people in the most vile and completely undeserved manner.

But now Korff, in a final parting shot, successfully debunks himself and his simple-minded skeptical cohorts, finally finding targets worthy of his nefarious and underhanded tactics.

UPDATE

I posted the two following comments on Facebook, after Mahesh correctly pointed out that “concurrent”and “consecutive” are two clearly different terms:

“I think that’s a fair correction…however the fact is that Stevens served a total of FIVE years, two years less than ONE of the sentences. So, what happened to the other two sentences? Now, while all of that’s very interesting, the fact is that it has absolutely NOTHING to do with the authenticity of the Meier case. Neither do the other two points: the non-existent ‘sex cult’ and the non-existent ‘Pleiadian human hybrid child’.

So why would these misleading claims be raised? Simply because the Meier case has already long been independently authenticated by numerous experts. If one doubts that, let them consider the 1964 evidence, independently authenticated by Joe Tysk, USAF OSI investigator/supervisor.

However, Tysk’s clearly expressed article lays out the protocols that ANYONE can apply. And when they do, they arrive at the same conclusions that Tysk did…unless you’re Mahesh or Kevin Randle, both of who were so incapable of understanding these simple facts that they concocted ridiculous “explanations”that led Tysk to politely label them both incompetent and unqualified as any kind of ‘researchers and investigators’.

And, regarding the 1961 India evidence, it’s interesting that Mahesh, a resident of that country, isn’t more concerned about the fulfillment of the prophecies waning about the dangers of a India-Pakistan nuclear war…and then there’s the matter of a Chinese attack on India that would kill up to 30 million people.”

“P.S. To be clear, Stevens served five years in prison. Stating that he served three 7 year sentences is misleading – as I demonstrated – and as was intended. Since the other two claims are simply false, there’s not much else to say. Let the skeptics deal with the facts, starting with the 1964 evidence.”

*Evidence that Wendelle Stevens was making public presentations from 1991 to at least 2008: 

According to renowned artist, Jim Nichols: “It must be noted however that despite his prison conviction, upon his death in 2010 USAF Lt. Col. Wendelle Stevens was buried with FULL MILITARY HONORS at a ceremony at Ft. Huachuca, Arizona.

It is interesting to note that Wendelle managed to published one of his most important UFO investigation books in 1986; UFO: Crash at Aztec, which contained a cryptic discussion on page 193 with regard to “Discrediting by Defamation”. Stevens observed that with regard to UFO investigation the government never openly charges individuals with leaking information, for such would reveal government knowledge of the UFO issue. However, sex crimes are a ‘most effective weapon for those charged with intelligence damage control and stopping security “leaks” no matter how they occur.’”

See also:

De-programming Billy Meier UFO Skeptics in Three Easy Steps

Clearing the Name of a Good and Honorable Man: Lt. Col. Wendelle Stevens

**Michael Shermer: Skeptic, Defamer…Rapist? Part 2