The author has a degree in psychology, has worked in mental hospitals, and has a Ph.D. in sociology with academic credentials (teaching, publishing papers in peer-reviewed journals, conducting research using various methods, e.g. administering psychological tests, participant observation, small groups experiments, content analysis and, predominantly, designing, administering, and performing the statistical analysis of large surveys). His credibility testing skills derive from conducting countless interviews for his social science courses, theses, consulting, and government research studies in the 1970s and eighties, and then from working for over 8 years for the federal government testing the credibility of refugee claimants, and then five years as a prosecutor testing the appeals of people being deported for crimes or having their immigration sponsorships of relatives rejected. His current career is that of family law attorney, which still involves trying to discover the truth, as he hears two different versions of the same events from divorcing spouses, and he also tests credibility in “discoveries” and the courtroom. He brings these credibility testing skills and social research experience to bear on the UFO and space alien phenomenon.
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