SPECIAL THANKS to Dr. Jonathan Reed for these fantastic 35mm photographs of an alien.  He named the  extraterrestrial "FREDDIE."  Having recovered it from the Cascade Mountains, the being was placed in Reed's freezer at home.  The doctor didn't realize that it was still alive until many days after claiming it.  Freddie recovered, and stayed in his garage for many days.  Dr. Reed was able to communicate with Freddie.  After returning from an errand one day, he saw three mysterious black vans parked in front of his home.  He drove off, only to return to find that his home had been ransacked, and holes were punched in his floor, ceilings and walls.  Freddie was gone, along with film and the freezer Dr. Reed had kept Freddy in.  Go to "The Cascade Mountain UFO Incident" to read more about his incredible story!

I would speculated that these so called "alien beings" do not die in the way that we think of death.  Therefore, the only way to incapacitate them would be to put them into a cryogenic freeze, or autopsy them into their constituent parts.  This further supports the Angel/UFO hypothesis.

Dr. Reed has been in hiding since his first encounter with the men in the black vans.  I spoke with Dr. Reed around Christmas time when he came to Seattle to have my photographer examine the photographs.  Although no one knows his whereabouts publicly, he encounters continuous harassment and ridicule by people that continuously follow him and Robert Raif around.  They shadow his every move.  This is probably due to the fact that Dr. Reed still has many photographs in his possession, along with a copy of the 8mm

movie that he took of his encounter in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State.  I suspect that there is a good chance that the government is still in a campaign to cover-up the truth about UFOs under a directive by Truman in the 40s.  Recently, Reed sent 3 couriers with their respective packages to the post office, the contents of which, contained information on his encounter. They were sent to three separate post offices.  One of the couriers (a woman) was tackled, and her package was taken.  Fortunately, the other two packages have successfully made it through the mail.