Leonard Stringfield

A crash-retrieval researcher whose publications brought several disputed cases into print. July 1991. In his Status Report VI he published Charlette Mann's letter about her grandfather, Rev. William Guy Huffman, and a 1941 crash near Cape Girardeau. February 1994. He published the anonymous Coyame document, passed to him by Elaine Douglass. His sources also spoke of three small bodies packed in dry ice reaching Wright-Patterson from Arizona. In 1976 he investigated the Stanford, Kentucky abduction with MUFON's Jerry Black.

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The Cape Girardeau Crash Before Roswell (Rev. William Huffman)

c. 1941 · Field west of Cape Girardeau Regional Airport, toward Chaffee, Missouri

UAP · Being / humanoid · 36 sources

17Thinly documented

Researcher who first published Mann's account in Status Report VI (1991)

The Kingman, Arizona Crash-Retrieval Claim

May 21, 1953 · Near Kingman, Mohave County, Arizona (exact site disputed)

UAP · Being / humanoid · 23 sources

15Thinly documented

Researcher who collected second-hand reports of bodies from Arizona being delivered to Wright-Patterson

The Coyame Incident: "Mexico's Roswell" Disc Crash, Chihuahua, 1974

August 25, 1974 · Desert near Coyame, Coyame del Sotol municipality, Chihuahua

UAP · Disc / saucer · 26 sources

4Thinly documented

Crash-retrieval researcher who first published the document in Status Report VII (1994)

The Stanford, Kentucky Abduction

January 6, 1976 · KY Highway 78, about 1 mile southwest of Stanford, Kentucky

UAP · Disc / saucer · 27 sources

16Thinly documented

MUFON investigator, author of the January 1977 MUFON UFO Journal report

The Carp 'Guardian' UFO Landing Video

August 18, 1991 · Manion Corners, near Carp, West Carleton Township (now Ottawa), Ontario

UAP · Disc / saucer · 17 sources · 1 photos

36Partially documented