Raymond W. Fowler
Author of The Andreasson Legacy

We had a chat with him on Tuesday, December 16, 1997. You can read a transcript here.

Raymond W. Fowler is a highly regarded UFO investigator. His newest book, The Andreasson Legacy, is his fifth and concluding volume on one of the most startling abduction cases of all time. It all began one night back in 1967 when Betty Andreasson, her children and parents were visited a group of four foot high, gray skinned aliens. The new book unveils the abductions that followed and details the plethora of paranormal events that often haunt abductees in the aftermath of their experience. Fowler also analyzes all the communications Andreasson had with the aliens in an effort to understand their essential message to humankind.

Fowler previous books include UFO: Interplanetary Visitors, The Watchers and The Allagash Abductions. His investigative reports have been published in Congressional Hearings, Military Publications, newspapers, magazines, and professional journals in the U.S. and abroad. Fowler currently serves as national director of investigations on the board of directors of the Mutual UFO Network. His career included a tour with the USAF Security Service and 25 years with GTE Government Systems. He retired early after working on several major weapons systems including the Minuteman and MX Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles. In 1970 he built the Woodside Planetarium & Observatory in Massachusetts and has been its director ever since.

The Adreasson Legacy (1997, 456 pp., $24.95) is available from Marlowe & Co.