Bogus Brazilian UFO contactee, UFO cult leader alleged to be running many scams in Latin America. Oliveira claimed he was given special pottery plates by ETs and those possessing them would be part of something special...for a price of course. The plates were in limited quantity, but apparently the ETs produced more so Oliveira could produce more cash. He also reportedly faked a UFO crash and many other ET claims. Is a well known hoaxer that attempted to sue Brazil's leading UFO researcher AJ Gevaerd for libel and lost - several times. Is now being endorsed by alien media entrepreneur Linda Moulton Howe as the real deal. Sorry Linda, the joke is on you. See Scientific Report showing nothing anomalous about Oliveira's bedsheets and New Age alien stones SEE: an open letter from AJ Gevaerd. Also see story about Oliveira fleeing Brazil.

Someone once summed up Howe very well with two words: ' Media entrepreneur '. While having been a major player in the cattle mutilation mystery, Howe's credibility has gone way down hill as she sensationalizes everything from mundane animal deaths to promoting Brazilian UFO fraud Urandir Oliveira and the Aztec UFO Crash Hoax while selling alien books, videos and lectures. Howe dabbles in all things strange including bigfoot, crop circles, alien abductions, and UFOs. Howe also sits on the board of advisors to the Roswell UFO Museum along with the likes of Don Schmitt. See Howe's site, which she actually charges a subscription for in order to access some stories. Also see Howe turning an explained animal death into an encounter with bigfoot. A leap not even bigfoot itself could make. Also see Aliens Abducted My Common Sense, and a report lifting the mythos behind Howe's much touted and promoted Roswell UFO debris.

ufowatchdog.com is at a loss for words...nutty, fruitcake, baker's pink, medication...how about yikes! According to Nancy here, month May 2003 was when the end of the world as we know it was supposed to happen. Well, here we are on our way to a nice summer and we're all still alive...no surprise there. Of course, now the excuse is that the wrong time was given on purpose because some "would take advantage of good hearted folk" with the news. Mmmm, wonder how much money was made off of selling those $20 a pop Planet X videos. Hale-Bopp, an alien fungus, alien invaders, planets...what next?! See nancy's wacky site: Zeta Talk

Infamous support of Billy Meier and numerous other UFO hoaxes. Convicted felon with more tall tales of aliens and saucers than anyone could imagine. Stevens does probably have the largest collection of UFO photos in the world, but that certainly doesn't make up for all of the UFO nonsense he's promoted over the years.

Former French journalist. Claimed to have been abducted by aliens and shown that humans and all other life are the product of alien cloning. Claims his cult has successfully cloned humans, asked for scientific proof of claim and failed to provide it just like so many other saucer nuts out there screaming "WE CAN PROVE IT!". By the way, you can get Rael to come and lecture for you...for a mere $100,000. Save your cash and in the meantime see the official Rael website and a skeptic's website. Also see a CNN story on cloning claims.

CEO of Raelian UFO cult's alleged cloning company Clonaid and a Bishop in the Raelian UFO cult movement. Calimed to have successfully cloned humans, has yet to provide scientific proof of her claims. While the Clonaid website may feature pictures of flashly lab equipment, reporters allegedly found the real lab Boisselier was carrying out her work in. It was reportedly located in the tiny town of Nitro, West Virginia at an abandoned high school classroom being rented for $350.00 a month. Boisselier now lives in Las Vegas. See cult page about Raelian philosophy. And if you'd like to be cloned or want a deceased relative or friend cloned, Clonaid says they can do it...for a hefty price, of course.