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Apr. 22, 1966 Bagley (Minnesota). Several people were said to have

1530 observed an object fly at low altitude and land outside

Bagley. Four dwarfs seemed to make repairs, then the

craft flew away. (FS Mar., 67)

1966 - An orange sphere was seen flying over the coast at Figueira da Foz, Portugal at nine p.m. local time. At 3:30 p.m. CDT--within an hour of the sighting in Portugal--a flying saucer flew down the main street of Bagley, Minnesota at a low altitude, jumped over a school bus and landed on the outskirts of town. Four beings of small stature got out of the UFO, seemed to do some work on it, got back in and then took off. (Sources: Vicente-Juan Ballester Olmos case investigation files; David F. Webb & Ted Bloecher, HUMCAT: Catalogue of Humanoid Reports, case 1966-18; Ray Palmer, Flying Saucers, March 1967, p. 24; Albert S. Rosales, Humanoid Contact Database 1

I remember the bus and I am currently having my mother living in Bagley check the paper for that date.

Witness Background

ROGER J. KVANDE 2215 East 97th Drive Thornton, CO 80229| (303) 451-0429 rjkvande@hotmail.com POSITION: Wells Fargo/Norwest Banks Developer Consultant May 1995 – June 2001 EXPERIENCE: Stabilized Wells Fargo (EAST)’s platform by re-ordering and prioritizing startup, operational, backup and shutdown processes. Developed and support TV (Teller Vision) overlapping workstations. Developer of C++ and REXX code for remotely converting OS/2 1.3 (FAT) workstations to WARP Connect V 3.0 (HPFS). Created several GUI programs for servers and workstations that allows monitoring and control by remote technical support. Develop and maintain routines used in nightly backup and file maintenance of servers and workstations. Currently moving to Windows 2000 plus responsible for developing NT and OS/2 drivers (TCP/IP UDP/IP Sockets) for validators and NICR readers for Store Link and Store LAN. Provided support in a WAN/LAN environment. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES: Visual C++ 6.0, Java, HTML, Java Script, CGI, C, Visual Age C++, Borland C++, REXX COMPUTERS AND OPERATING SYSTEMS: Windows 2000, NT 4.0, LAN Server 5.0, Warp Server v4 (OS/2) and Warp 3.0 Connect. ANALYST INTERNATIONAL CORP. 1530 Greenview Drive Southwest Rochester, Minnesota 55902 POSITION: IBM Senior Consultant Programmer Analyst/Consultant October 1989 - May 1995 EXPERIENCE: CPS work supporting IBM's AS/400 FSIOP. Two years of programming Client-Server applications using OS/2 Presentation Manager. Extensive experience with PC SUPPORT (PCS) 5250, Work Station Emulation (WSE), as well as Work Station Feature (WSF). Developed a DOS 8086-80486 debugger to aid in support of WSE and 5250. Wrote a device driver to control automated test cases working with System 38, System 36 and the AS/400. Work Station Emulation is an embedded system required use of in-circuit emulation. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES: C, C++, Pascal, MASM, Macro Assemblers, BASIC, ADA, PL/M, PL/1, PLS/86, ASM/86, and ASM/52.COMPUTER AND OPERATING SYSTEMS: IBM PS/2, SCSI interfaces and VALUE POINT (DOS, OS/2, PM), IBM/360 (VM-IDSS-TRIS) IBM AS/400 (OS/400), S/36, and UNIX/AIX. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS/NETWORKING: LAN 3.0, Host LAN (SNA), Novell, ASYNC, BISYNC, X.25, LU4, LU6.2, and Net BEUI. UNISYS CORPORATION 3333 Pilot Knob Road St. Paul, Minnesota 55164-0525 POSITION: Senior Scientific Programmer (Secret Security Clearance) 1982 – October 1989 EXPERIENCE: Responsibilities included implementation of real-time embedded software, integration and test. Wrote a Macro Assembler for UYK 502 military computer using Pascal that ran on a standard PC, verses using the host (a real time saver). Extensive use of in-circuit emulators, logic analyzers and oscilloscopes. Developed firmware controlling both built in test (diagnostics) and operational calls. Products worked on are, radar (ASR and PAR), tape devices, touch panels, radio communications systems and fire control systems. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES: Macro Cross Assemblers, Pascal, and BASIC. COMPUTER AND OPERATING SYSTEMS: DOS, 8080, 8088, 8086, 80186, 80386, 80486, 87C51, 80C51, 8748, Z80, Z80 SIO's, 6502, 68000, 68020, UYK 502, UYK 44, UNISYS 1100, 8253, 8255, 8237A, 8284A, 8087, 8259A, 64K Dynamic Ram, and Eproms. R2E OF AMERICA 2912 Anthony Lane Roseville, Minnesota POSITION: Lead Design Engineer/ Quality Control Manager July 1980 - July 1982 EXPERIENCE: Responsible for hardware design of graphic cards, serial I/O cards and 8086 multi-bus computer. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES: Assembly and BASIC. COMPUTER SYSTEMS: 8086, 8253, 8255, 8237A, 8284A, 8087, 8259A, 64K Dynamic Ram, Eproms, Z80, Z80 SIO's, TTL, Schottky and Low Power Schottky Logic (74LS & 74S). MAXI-SWITCH 9697 E. River Road Coon Rapids, Minnesota POSITION: Logic Designer October 1977 - June 1980 EXPERIENCE: Designed interfacing logic between all types of keyboards and various computers. Programmed the single chip microcomputer 8748 to be a keyboard controller, developed an algorithm that debounces and prevents teasing of mechanical switches. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES: Assembly and BASIC. COMPUTER SYSTEMS: 6502, 8080, 8088, 8748, TTL, Schottky and Low Power Schottky Logic (74LK & 74S) EDUCATION BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY Bemidji, Minnesota 56601 DEGREE: Bachelor of Science - Electronics/Industrial Arts REFERENCES ED LAMBERT, Executive Director Minneapolis Consortium of Community Developers 2308 Central Avenue NE Minneapolis, MN 55418-370 (612) 789-7337x11 Work (612) 708-6549 Cell DEBORAH OLSON, Technology Manager Wells Fargo Technical Center 255 Second Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55401 (612) 667-3516 Work MICHAEL QUIRK, Consultant Wells Fargo Technical Center 847 First Street NW Rochester, MN 55901 (507) 280-6627 Home (612) 667-8109 Work JOHN ELLIS 119 N. Missouri Jackson, MO 63755 (573) 243-8654 Work (573) 450-1676 Cell

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Another abduction in Bagley Minnesota, 1953 and 1978, Mother and my son are involved.

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