Linda Moulton Howe
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PersonJournalistLinda Moulton Howe is an Emmy-winning television producer and investigative reporter known for decades of work on cattle mutilations, UFOs, and high-strangeness claims.
Linda Moulton Howe is an Emmy-winning television producer and investigative reporter known for decades of work on cattle mutilations, UFOs, and high-strangeness claims.
Linda Moulton Howe is an American television producer, reporter, author, and documentary filmmaker. She earned a master’s degree in communication from Stanford University in 1968 and worked in broadcast television on environmental, medical, and science subjects. Her early career brought regional awards and recognition, including work at Boston’s WCVB-TV, before she became identified primarily with unexplained phenomena.
Howe’s 1980 documentary A Strange Harvest investigated unexplained cattle deaths and argued that some mutilations involved precise procedures and possible non-human activity. The film made her a leading figure in UFO journalism and led to books, television appearances, radio work, and field reporting across several continents. Since 1998 she has published Earthfiles, an extensive archive of interviews, images, documents, and eyewitness accounts.
Her reporting covers UAP, crop formations, animal mutilations, alleged alien contact, military witnesses, and environmental mysteries. Howe frequently gives sources space to describe extraordinary experiences in detail and has developed long relationships with witnesses. Critics argue that she sometimes accepts sensational documents or testimony without sufficient authentication, particularly when independent corroboration is unavailable.
Howe’s influence on media coverage of UAP is nevertheless substantial. She preserved interviews and case material that might otherwise have disappeared and helped establish a continuous audience for the subject before mainstream outlets returned to it. Her decades of fieldwork also created a recognizable witness-centered style that later online researchers adopted. Her archive is most useful when its firsthand testimony is kept distinct from the explanations proposed around it. That distinction is especially important in reports involving abduction and contact, where narrative depth does not automatically supply physical proof.
Part 26 of a series reassessing the documentary record behind the 1933 Magenta narrative. TL;DR Frank Scully published stories about recovered saucers and small bodies in 1949, months before the two March 1950 FBI memos. An Air Force message from January shows investigators following a published version of the rumor. The March 31 memo names Silas Newton as a storyteller. The March 22 Hottel memo traces a similar account through a police investigator, Karl Howe. Howe’s informant remains uniden...
Part 18 of a series reassessing the documentary record behind the 1933 Magenta narrative. TL;DR The public history begins with anonymous shipments in 1996. The claimed 1947 recovery remains unverified. Nolan reported ordinary isotope ratios for Art’s Parts. His unusual-isotope claims concern other specimens. ORNL favors terrestrial manufacture. Puthoff and Davis accept key laboratory findings while disputing the proposed historical origin. Yates’s microscopy adds detail, but the proposed func...
Part 18 of a series reassessing the documentary record behind the 1933 Magenta narrative. TL;DR Anonymous 1996 shipments begin the public history. A 1947 recovery remains unverified. Nolan’s unusual-isotope claims concern other specimens. His 2022 Art’s Parts account reports ordinary ratios; the 2023 Bi/Mg atom-test attempt failed. ORNL favors terrestrial manufacture and rejects the proposed pure-bismuth waveguide. Puthoff and Davis accept technical findings while disputing historical attribu...
“I think he has always worked counterintel for somebody beyond AFOSI.” From alleged Zamora and Holloman UFO films to Projects Aquarius, MoonDust and Garnet, Linda Moulton Howe raises a bigger question: Was the goal to conceal the truth, or control how it was revealed? https://t.co/EDzOMMqlJQ
Two months after the Roswell crash, President Truman signed the legislation creating the CIA. Linda Moulton Howe claims intelligence insiders told her the agency was created because of ongoing encounters with UFOs and extraterrestrial biological entities. https://t.co/i6QrnRB7jb
Probed ingest of: Air Force Test Pilot Saw a Silent Triangular Craft Over an English Golf Course | Dan Isbell Part I
Buddy Bolton to Linda Moulton Howe: “Trantaloids are the sociopaths of the extraterrestrial world.” 👽🛸😱 The Remote viewer told Linda Moulton Howe that the Trantaloids are an insectoid species from the third planet of Epsilon Eridani, 10.5 light years away. He described them as a primary species that was never created by anyone else, fiercely territorial, and focused only on their own survival and expansion. “They’re just about themselves. They’re strictly about their own survival and if an...
Probed ingest of: Ex-AFOSI Agent Shares WILD Alien Encounters - Richard Doty | ep. 100
Came across this old panel again, Alan Steinfeld, Dr. J.J. and Dr. Desiree Hurtak, Linda Moulton Howe, Steve, and myself. We get into the idea that we're in the endgame of a 75-year disclosure chess match, why David Grusch coming forward mattered, and what a real "Disclosure" moment could mean for humanity beyond just confirmation.
