1 In Wilson/Davis notes, Jeffrey W. Griffith is noted as the attorney for the elusive Mary Elizabeth Elliot (MEE) who @Britt - @inf3rence just did a video on.
I spoke to the mysterious (he's not that mysterious! 😀) Mr. X of @RichDolan fame & we shared
I spoke to the mysterious (he's not that mysterious! 😀) Mr. X of @RichDolan fame & we shared
2 various stories related to subjects we're working on. He's a brilliant guy & this is his latest work that has received interest from some interesting folks.
richarddolanmembers.com/blog/rdm-speci…
In one of our phone convos, X & I discussed MEE, & he told me about a comment
richarddolanmembers.com/blog/rdm-speci…
In one of our phone convos, X & I discussed MEE, & he told me about a comment
3 Jeffrey Griffith had made in a Rense.com article in 2001.
Here's a short excerpt:
Jeff Griffith (JG): "Jacques Vallee once wrote in The Invisible College that he thought that all of the sightings were an effort to change our cultural paradigm to accept and
Here's a short excerpt:
Jeff Griffith (JG): "Jacques Vallee once wrote in The Invisible College that he thought that all of the sightings were an effort to change our cultural paradigm to accept and
4 JG: "consider the existence of these way cool devices and their sometimes less than attractive occupants as a way of expanding our horizons."
The full comment (scroll down to bottom) is here:
rense.com/general9/flys.…
The full comment (scroll down to bottom) is here:
rense.com/general9/flys.…
5 So, while this still doesn't tell us what (according to Admiral Wilson) MEE would only share on her deathbed, it shows her lawyer definitely had an interested in UFOs. Can't prove 100% it's him but I think it's likely. He's lived/practiced in that general area listed in comment
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