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- The UFO (Paranormal) Study Group of Greater St. Louis
- Get on on the UFOPGSL Meeting Reminder list! ufomeetingalert@its-dms.com
- NEXT MEETING : Thursday, July 5th, 2012
- At the St. Louis County Library Headquarters
- 1640 S. Lindbergh (just south of Hwy. 40 across from Frontenac Plaza).
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- Auditorium 6:30 PM
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- SPECIAL EVENT - LIVE BY INTERNET FEED - DEBBIE JORDAN-KAUBLE
- FINALLY! Thanks to high speed internet access at our meeting location, we will have an evening with the one and only Debbie Jordan-Kauble. For those who don't know, Debbie and her family were the subjects of the late Budd Hopkin's book Intruders : Strange Visitations At Copley Woods which became a TV movie by CBS (*The clip below is for informational courtesy. This movie will NOT BE SHOWN at the meeting.).
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Debbie was a bonafide abductee and has since become a UFO sighting/experience investigator and also researches and investigates the UFO phenomena's connection with the paranormal, which she will speak with us about. THIS WILL BE A RARE OPPORTUNITY to speak with Debbie and have questions answered directly by her. The meeting will start promptly at 6:30. PLEASE make plans to have dinner ahead of time and arrive at 6:15 PM for seating.
- Becoming a member of the UFO/Paranormal Study Group is currently $25 annually ($15 for
- students with valid college or university I.D.). Speak to us at one of our meetings for details.
Incorporated February 11, 1971, this organization is an independent,
501 (C)(3)
non-profit organization and the oldest in the two-state area.
The Board of Directors and Officers is dedicated to
insuring public awareness of researched information on UFO and
paranormal topics.
Meetings
are held once a month at the
St. Louis County Library Headquarters at 1640
S. Lindbergh (just south of Hwy. 40 across from Frontenac
Plaza).
- It's always more exciting to attend a meeting where you can participate in the questions and discussions.
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- If you've had a sighting or experience, you may contact the UFO/Paranormal Study Group by e-mail.
- We are currently developing an e-zine version of our newsletter The ENIGMA. It will involve full media capability and membership with us will be required to access. We encourage submission of articles that are written intelligently, and thoughtfully explore our topics of interest. We will entertain articles of honest skepticism but will NOT accept anything mean spirited or hateful.