A researcher, and a former Army helicopter pilot. Kevin Randle turns up across the archive as a measured voice in the debates that followed famous cases. On the Aztec crash story, he noted that El Paso Gas did not reach the San Juan Basin until the summer of 1950. After the Coyne Helicopter Incident of 1973, he argued against Philip J. Klass that an unnoticed pull on the collective was unlikely. At Socorro, he rejected the hoax idea. He also accepted a bolide as the likeliest answer for the Chiles-Whitted Encounter, and he urged patience over the Trindade Island photographs.
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Author of Crash: When UFOs Fall From the Sky, which covers the case
UFO researcher who critiqued the later witness accounts
Researcher who documented the Blue Book entry and textual inconsistencies (2016)
Researcher who traced every version back to Fontes and in 2016 called for the case to be dropped
Former Army helicopter pilot and researcher who rebutted Klass