Subj:   Polygraph, Mia Culpa
Date:   Fri, Dec 1, 1995 9:16 PM PDT
From:   A. McSwain
To:     psychospy@aol.com

     
     
     Mr. Campbell
     
     I was fortunate enough to attend your presentation before the OC MUFON 
     chapter last Wednesday evening and I must say I found your personal 
     speaking style as completely entertaining as your writing style.  I do 
     hope you will let everyone know via the Rat when your next trip to 
     Southern California will be.
     
     I am writing you because I feel the need to clarify both the question 
     I posed to you and my reasons for asking it.  I was the fellow, as you 
     may be guessing by now, that asked if 'Jarod2 might be offended if 
     offered the opportunity to take a Polygraph examination.'  First, 
     allow me to say that I completely understood your answer to me and 
     that I am also quite familliar with your personal philosophies 
     regarding people (in general) and this kind of material and how you 
     judge their collective voracity.  Second, let me assure you that I did 
     not ask such a thing in jest, nor in a mean-spirited or dubious way.  
     Quite to the contrary, I (much like yourself) believe that more often 
     than not, the truth can be found within a sea of nonsense and 
     irrelevant information by looking for continuities and persistent 
     themes.  In fact, I do this kind of work for a living, but my employer 
     calls it 'Analysis' for some reason.  But more important is that, 
     during my own 'analysis' of the Jarod2 material, I have found several 
     key cross checks between his story and other important, credible 
     sources.  I am, without hesitation, completely convinced that Jarod2's 
     statements are nothing but truthful.  
     
     Now let's run with my last statement a bit so we can judge its hidden 
     importance...
     
     You Sir, know a man personally, who, in a fully conscious state, has 
     worked in close proximity with a non-terrestrial being.  This single 
     statement represents one of the most important events in the history 
     of modern mankind.  If Jarod2's statements can be checked with a 
     clinically accepted method of verification, the question of mankind's 
     relative uniqueness can be moved much closer to being laid to rest.  
     Jarod2 has an opportunity to perform an incredible service for 
     mankind.  He is in a unique position to prove to us that we are not 
     alone in a lifeless, barren universe.  I wonder, Sir, if Jarod2 
     realizes the gravity (no pun intended) of his information and its 
     potential for re-aligning the tera-national-homocentristic mindset of 
     an entire planet of people.
     
     Glenn, you impressed me as being an unusually intelligent man blessed 
     with a good old fashioned American love of the truth.  And I am sure 
     that you recognize that a truth this important must be shared with the 
     other occupants of this planet.  There is a 'greater good' to consider 
     here.
     
     Please give my suggestions here some thought. 
     
     A. K. McSwain
     Fullerton, Calif.