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Private eye T.K. Davis has worked his share of oddball cases. Once he tracked down a one-armed woman wanted for child endangerment. He staked out a backyard to catch a guy throwing dirt clods into a pool. When you make your living answering life's mysterious questions at $100 an hour, you take a few calls out of the blue.

A couple of clips from the UFO Hunters that pertain to the 2007 Drone flap which was inspired by the release of several high quality images ... Alle » and ultimately an alleged whistleblower (Isaac) and his subsequent leaking of secret documents into the public domain via a free web host which purportedly showed details of reverse-engineering alien technology.

This photo above shows the location that the private investigators discovered and it is exactly where the Chad drone was photographed.

As previously reported here, the drone research team (DRT), affiliated with the Open Minds Forum had hired private investigators Frankie Dixon and T.K. Davis in order to locate the Capitola drone. It appears that they were sent out to look for other drone locations as well. It is now being reported that the private investigators have located the actual spot where the Chad drone was photographed.

On Friday, I posted about a series of mysterious UFO pictures that have been circulating on the internet, suggesting they were part of a viral marketing campaign. Many commenters said the UFOs were the work of one Kris Avery, a 3D graphic artist who made a music video for Drone filled with images of the spiny ships. So I wrote to Avery to get to the bottom of the mystery, but his response only made the images more mysterious. Apparently, he did do the music video but he did not create the pictures of the UFOs. He based his video on images he'd seen online in UFO enthusiast forums. He actually made the video to prove to "believers" that the original images could have been faked with CGI. And now he's been accused of creating them as a viral marketing campaign. Here's his weird story.

The superficial and inaccurate reporting by television about complex phenomena is notorious and misinformation continues with recent programs about 2007 dragonfly-shaped aerial "drones." So, I think it is valuable to review the time line of eyewitnesses who have seen dragonfly-shaped craft since at least 1987.

We have looked at Caret drones a lot in the past and now Bill Knell has posted a piece connecting it with the Philadelphia Experiment. It appears he met someone in the 1980s who showed him what he thinks might have been a prototype of the drones.

April 4, 2008 Scotts Valley, California - A video has been circulating on the internet for months as “Kaptive” - a CGI rock video manipulation of the dragonfly aerial drone photographs that first emerged in May to June 2007. Not only is it a manipulation of the photographs, the CGI operator named Kris Avery took my Earthfiles podcast news reports about the dragonfly drone phenomenon and edited in my voice and voices of people I’ve interviewed without asking permission.

Seit der Computer-Videokünstler und 3D-Grafiker Kris Avery in einem Online-Musikvideo Formen und Bilder aus der Reihe von Fotos und Dokumenten zu den bizarren, drohnenartigen Flugobjekten veröffentlicht hatte (...wir berichteten), sehen viele in ihm nicht nur den Urheber seiner eigenen Musikvideos, sondern auch die Quelle der ganzen Story um Sichtungen und Dokumente rund um die Drohnen-Sichtungen. Jetzt hat er diesen Theorien öffentlich widersprochen.

This started off as a regular run of the mill post on the current happenings with regards the Drones but it ended up as more of a short Novel!! So rather than split it into separate posts I've decided to start the post on my Blog as usual but continue it on a dedicated page…..

This is a flat out condemnation...a "rot in hell" or "repent with good works" open letter to the legions of those irresponsible CGI folk, a.k.a. "CGI-diots," who are having a great laugh and having outrageous fun doing "fake ' aliens looking in the window video productions -- and destroying fair treatment of Stan Romanek and his video of claimed real alien images.

Last week's Sarah Connor Chronicles proved that the so-called California Drones which have been freaking out the UFO community are neither real nor hoax. They are viral marketing for the Terminator franchise.