De-Materialization Tech: In Use Since 1953! | Disclosure Advocates Series
Analysis Summary
Fred Threlfall
Contact Experience Triad
The Encounter
Fred Thall was a Communications instructor in the Royal Canadian Air Force in the early 1950s. He encountered a strange event while visiting an experiment at an air station in Toronto. He saw a large glass ashtray dematerialize from one room and reappear in another room. This happened after scientists energized their equipment. Fred was not part of the investigation team but had top clearance to be in the facility. He had a strong interest in UFOs and had seen many films showing unidentified objects during World War II. After this encounter, he became more curious about anti-gravity research and UFOs, but he did not mention any lasting impact on his life.
Program Intelligence Analysis
Fred Thall recounts his experiences in the Royal Canadian Air Force during the 1950s, including witnessing an ashtray dematerialize and rematerialize during an experiment. He also discusses observing UFOs in World War II films and the potential for anti-gravity research by aerospace corporations.
An ashtray dematerialized and then rematerialized during an experiment I witnessed in 1953.
Fred Thall
“I wasn't supposed to see that because I wasn't part of the investigation team or the scientist.”
Managed by: Major Aerospace Corporations
Research into anti-gravity technology
An ashtray dematerialized and then rematerialized during an experiment I witnessed in 1953.
I observed strange objects in films from World War II that appeared to be UFOs.
I have seen maneuvers in the sky at complete right angles and rapid speeds.
There was a major endeavor by aerospace corporations into anti-gravity research.
Encounter Context
Factual DetailsRoyal Canadian Air Force station
Toronto, Ontario, canada
Encounter Research Breakdown
Phenomenological AnalysisThe account provides a detailed first-person narrative from a former Royal Canadian Air Force instructor, describing an experiment involving the apparent dematerialization and rematerialization of an ashtray. While the witness has a credible background and offers specific observations, the lack of corroboration and the subjective nature of the experience limit the overall evidential strength.
Fred describes witnessing an experiment where an ashtray dematerialized and then reappeared in another room, generating excitement among the scientists.
“the ashtray wasn't sitting there... it dematerialized and materialized”
Fred engaged with the scientists and discussed the experiment, noting his top clearance allowed him to be present despite not being part of the investigation team.
“I said yes sir and I went back to my classroom”
Fred reflects on his experiences with UFOs, mentioning various shapes and sightings he observed in films, which piqued his curiosity.
“I had seen the Maneuvers in the sky at complete right angles and rapid speed”
Observed the ashtray dematerializing and various UFO shapes in films
Conversations with scientists and excitement in the room
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Fred's background as a communications instructor and his top clearance allowed him to witness a unique experiment involving dematerialization, which he connected to his interest in UFOs.
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Fred Threlfall
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