Richard Hall worked for NICAP. Its secretary, its investigator and its editor, he handled some of the archive's best known cases. 10 September 1957. Clyde Tombaugh wrote to him about his Las Cruces sighting, admitting he had been petrified with astonishment. In 1961 Hall judged Joe Simonton's space pancakes ludicrous and kept NICAP out of it, and under him NICAP called the 1965 Brooksville robot landing a hoax. He edited The UFO Evidence in 1964, which carried the Redmond, Oregon case, and in 2001 he edited a second volume.
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NICAP investigator who received Tombaugh's 1957 letter about the sighting
Editor of NICAP's The UFO Evidence (1964), which reprinted Hess's written statement
NICAP investigator who interviewed Killian and edited The UFO Evidence
NICAP editor who published the case in The UFO Evidence (1964)
NICAP secretary who judged the story ludicrous and kept NICAP out of it
NICAP, supervised the investigation and concluded hoax
NICAP editor of UFOs: A New Look (1969), which recorded the case
Editor of The UFO Evidence, Vol. II (2001)
Wrote about the wave in MUFON UFO Journal #153 (Nov 1980)
Author of the MUFON UFO Journal article, January to February 1979
