James Fox | I Know What I Saw | Part 1 of 2

EPISODE · May 16, 2009

James Fox | I Know What I Saw | Part 1 of 2

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James Fox discussed his new film documentary "I Know What I Saw" and his experience as a documentary filmmaker. He also shared aspects of his best interviews, including the Phoenix Lights, which still has plenty of information that has not been released and involves former Gov. Seimington and others. He believes Ricky Sorrells (Stephenville, Texas) is the most credible witness he has ever interviewed. James discussed his first UFO encounter and when no one, including his family, did not believe what he saw, he decided to start a crusade to find out what was behind this phenomenon.

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