UPDATE: After sending information about Morton's false claims to late night radio host Art Bell, Morton appeared as a guest on Coast To Coast Am and Bell failed to confront Morton regarding his false claims. Bell gave Morton the kid gloves treatment and let Morton say anything he wanted to. Bell even read off some of Morton's false credentials at the beginning of the show. As Bell says, "ratings equal money. I should know."

The fable is simple and so is it message in this UFOlogical version: There once was a bored boy who sat on the hillside watching the village cattle after several animals had been mutilated by aliens. To amuse himself he inhaled deeply and cried out that an alien was trying to steal the herd. Villagers came running up the hill to help. But when they arrived they found no alien and no UFO. The boy found the angry villagers amusing and was warned to not cry out again unless there really was an alien. But a warning wasn't enough...

Later, the boy cried out alien and to his delight, he again watched the villagers run up the hill to help him. When the villagers saw no alien they sternly told the boy not to cry out again unless there really was an alien trying to steal their cattle. But the boy just laughed and the villagers left again.

Later, the boy saw a real alien about to take the entire herd aboard a UFO! The boy cried out for help but to no avail - the villagers weren't about to be fooled again, and so they didn't come. Later, the villagers wondered why the boy hadn't returned to the village with their cattle. They went up the hill to find the boy weeping and the entire herd of cattle gone.

The boy exclaimed to the villagers that there really was an alien this time and asked why no one came to help him. An old man tried to comfort the boy as they walked back to the village. The old man said, "Nobody believes a liar, even when he's telling the truth."

Some people just don't know when to quit crying alien and Sean David Morton appears to be no exception. Morton was the subject of a recent investigation by UFOWATCHDOG.COM with nearly every aspect of Morton's background checked from his educational claims to his claims of writing and producing in Hollywood. While the investigation is still on-going with much information being received, the vast majority of Morton's claims were found to be fraudulent. Morton 's biography was removed from his Delphi Associates website immediately after UFOWATCHDOG.COM followed up on an anonymous tip regarding his false claim of having earned a doctorate degree. Morton was invited to respond to UFOWATCHDOG.COM's investigation and he has failed to do so to date. That invitation stands and Morton is well aware of the investigative piece posted on this website.

"It is clear that you are trying to establish credibility by riding on the reputation of Gene Roddenberry, who is conveniently for you, not here to refute your nonsense."

Author David Alexander in a correspondence to Sean David Morton regarding Morton's false claim of having worked for Gene Roddenberry. Alexander was personally chosen by Gene Roddenberry to compile his official biography. See UFOWATCHDOG.COM's investigation into the claims of Sean David Morton.