Stanton Friedman has died

A huge loss for Ufology, but what a great journey he had.

But now he's free from the physical body that keep us from exploring this universe...

If true sad he didn't live to see disclosure, RIP Stan

Rest in peace.
Is this proof enough??

www.citynews1130.com...

a reply to: Bigburgh

It said he died IN the airport coming back from a speaking engagement.

I wonder if he had a heart attack or a stroke.

I hope he wasn't alone, it's hard to tell if his daughter was with him or just relaying the news

originally posted by: penroc3
a reply to: Bigburgh
It said he died IN the airport coming back from a speaking engagement.
I wonder if he had a heart attack or a stroke.
I hope he wasn't alone, it's hard to tell if his daughter was with him or just relaying the news

FREDERICTON — Stanton T. Friedman, nuclear physicist, lecturer and world-renowned devotee of extraterrestrial existence, has died at the age of 84.

The famed UFO researcher died Monday at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport, his daughter Melissa Friedman confirmed Tuesday.

Not sure what health issues he has had as of the last few month's. But yes a heart attack or stroke would fit the bill being that it was sudden.

the 13th was a Star Spangled Eventful Day...

Stan was an engaging information divulger...

AND

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May 13, 2019

… was a favorite entertainer as I was growing up....


sure will be saddened with their passing for quite-a-spell

Very sad news, he must of got thousands of people interested in ufology o er the years.

May he rest in peace, a great loss for the UFO conspiracy community....

a reply to: JimOberg

Sad to hear of Stan's passing...iconic ufologist.

RIP Stan .

Good journey Mr. Friedman. Rest in peace. Another legend lost.

Such sad news. No matter if you agreed with him or not, he dedicated his life to the subject.

RIP

a reply to: Jay-morris

Yeah dedication is the so true. When Stanton spoke you could see from his eyes he believed

a reply to: JimOberg

RIP Mr. Freidmen. I liked the guy. Watch a few of his lectures on Amazon. Didn't agree with everything he said. But when it comes to UFOs I think the truth is out there in bits and pieces.

As great a loss to ufology as anyone I can imagine.

He even helped make the topic of abductions respectable due to his liaisons with Betty Hill in the 60s. And - for better or worse - in the late-70s began the greatest wave of Roswell-mania since 1947. While a debunked long-dead case in my eyes, Roswell made UFOs a modern household name. Or rather Stanton did. Despite missteps, his enthusiasm for the topic was admirable.

Quite a legacy. RIP, old boy.

RIP Stanton.

I will never forget his qoute about the anthill and the nuclear reactor , that one really opened my eyes.

I had my biggest interest in UFO's through the 90's and in that time it was Friedman who was what id consider the professional UFOlogist. He wasnt a con man, he was logical, he didnt go way off into the grass in terms of theories and speculation and because of that he was one of the voices I trusted.

I havent had much interest in UFO's for over a decade given the complete # show the fields become over that time (as far as im concerned UFOlogy has died completely) and im not sure if in that time Friedman avoided the lure and crayzie that has hit so many of those we used to think were the geniune deal in the field of UFO's...

But ultimately its sad to see one of the 'good ones' in the field go... UFOlogy sure as hell needs em.

I like to think Scotty has beamed him Up.

Dematerialize In Peace

a reply to: JimOberg
Thanks for the update, Jim.

a reply to: EartOccupant

Something like that, except it was probably Carl Sagan running the slides on the transporter.
You see....................................

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: JimOberg

Sad news , no matter what people think of him his name is synonymous with Ufology and he was one of the giants in the field.

RiP Stanton Friedman.

You mean his name is synonymous with outlandish claims?