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Status Report 6, and investigate the case of Barnabas, aka Albert Bruce Collins
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Anyways, Cooper interviewed Barnabas, aka Albert Bruce Collins shortly before his 1990 New Year's Eve death
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Collins claimed to be a metallurgical engineer and retired government employee
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And it is important to note I can't necessarily confirm Collins claims of an accomplished
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While Collins did in fact die on 30 December 1990, all I can confirm from his obituary is he was a veteran
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Collins disclosed to Cooper in 1947 he observed a UFO on a long flatbed trailer
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According to Collins, he stood but just 100 feet away from an oval-shaped craft
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Collins guessed this craft suffered an internal explosion with the metal exterior of the craft seemingly pushed out
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From his 100 foot away vantage point, Collins observed a bulkhead in front with multi-layered honeycomb skin
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The craft additionally featured a forward compartment but Collins could not see inside
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But why even mention this short story of Collins with no supporting documentation or even verification of his work history as a metallurgical engineer?
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Well, this is because in his 1990 interview with Tim Cooper, Collins additionally disclosed some information that may just raise your eyebrow
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Not only did Collins claim to have studied metal of unknown composition and origin in an official capacity but also claimed at this time, 1949
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Collins even claimed to have learned of multiple projects between these agencies, Archangel between the CIA, Rand and Vatican
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While discussing these projects, Collins added he had heard Los Alamos National Labs had been studying green fireballs and strange debris found in the desert
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and this last piece of data is what lends credence to some of Collins words
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Collins is quite the enigma and possibly in the future we will return to analyze further claims of his included knowledge in project archangel
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Collins elite is. Okay. So the more you look at these reports from 1896, 1897, the more they
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Collins. And they brought this guy in. They got testimony from him about this inventor and,
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public in all this, right? Three days later, George Collins comes in. And he did after reading the
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grand scale. And that in at least one case, poor Mr. Collins, the patent attorney whose career was
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Chronicle, one of these newspapers, they also quoted, okay, so after Collins, this whole
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debacle with Collins, there's another guy who stepped forward and claimed to be a patent attorney
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with Mr. Collins, the patent attorney who got subjected to some kind of telepathic hypnosis.
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And my guess is that the name Collins Elite comes from that. That it was all the way back in 1897.
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And in particular, with the case of Mr. Collins at the nexus of the airship mystery,
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that they gave themselves this informal unofficial name, the Collins Elite, of people in the federal
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