EPISODE · Mar 18, 2026 · 1H 34M
Director of MUFON Australia and New Zealand, Roger Stankovic, talks about Havana Syndrome and its possible connection to Non-Human Intelligence
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Send us Fan MailSeason 4 Episode 27. Host Michael Ryan interviews Roger Stankovic who is Director of MUFON for Australia and New Zealand. Roger talks about a number of issues including the possibility of Havana Syndrome being connected to Non-Human Intelligence. He also covers cattle mutilations in Australia with some very enlightening observations. He also talks about his involvement in the Lyn Rule case and he explains how the case brought forward some very important scientific information that makes her case important to ufology. If you would like to find out more about MUFON Australia and New Zealand go here. If you would like to find out more about the New Mexico MUFON Phoenix Lights event go here. If you would like to find out more about the Edge of the Unknown Conference go here. Here is the link to the UFO Talker Podcast Facebook page. The shout out city on today's episode is Sedona, Arizona.Support the showTo buy UFO Talker merchandise follow this link here.Female announcer: Joy RyanMale announcer: Andrew HelbigThe National UFO Records Center link hereChristine Scott's Centennial Books 1230 Broad Street. Regina, Sask.
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Send us Fan Mail Season 4 Episode 27. Host Michael Ryan interviews Roger Stankovic who is Director of MUFON for Australia and New Zealand. Roger talks about a number of issues including the possibility of Havana Syndrome being connected to Non-Human Intelligence. He also covers cattle mutilations in Australia with some very enlightening observations. He also talks about his involvement in the Lyn Rule case and he explains how the case brought forward some very important scie...
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