A Ufoologist And His Money Soon Parted
I nvestigative journalist Jaime Maussan and friend In the field of ufology there is a body of non-evidence regarding alien visitors to this world. Actually it’s more appropriate to refer to bodies of non-evidence. Believers in ET visitors are so desperate for proof that they will believe in any alleged alien corpse that seemingly fell out of a flying saucer’s garbage chute. And when such proof turns out to be bunk they say that the claim of a hoax is a hoax. (Does that mean that a claim that a hoax is a hoax is itself another hoax?) The late great editor/writer Jim Moseley, perpetrator of the zine Saucer Smear, referred to the extreme believers as ufoologists. When researching tales of dead alien bodies the name Jaime Maussan pops up. Maussan is a Mexican investigative journalist who critics say is too obsessed with UFOs and aliens. Others call him a serial fraudster. Along the way he’s repeatedly become involved in sensational