Hill biological case

Thule's evaluation of the handing of the Hill case, in light of the requirements under the 1954 Grenada Treaty with the United States, regarding Capt Ben H. Swett, USAF and Pease AFB; exempt under the condition that it becomes apparent that the Ministry of Defence enabled or authorised the following:

1. How in the fuck did Major Paul W. Henderson, Pease AFB, USAF, even get mentioned in the Hill case, and as someone who supplied comments?
2. Who authorised Capt Ben H. Swett, USAF, to behave like a philanthropist, at the Hill's Unitarian church, for extracting information in front of civilians? And did Swett enable the Hills in any way to go public?
3. Was there any consideration for the closure of Pease Air Force Base, in December 1988, being viewed as suspiciously cautious?
4. Was New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources marking the site in July 2011, with a historical marker, really that necessary?
5. Could have there been a better method to perform the reproductive extraction procedure, rather than to abduct them? And why did it take two hours, given the superiour methods that we've imparted?
6. Why were the Hills abducted in "White Mountains"? For an arrangement like this to be leaked, which it did, it makes the charade look suspiciously racist.
7. What department was responsible for sanitising the collection notes preserved at the University of New Hampshire? Or did they even do it? Because in 2007, they are bragging about having published a 60th Anniversary edition with "previously unpublished information".

## Notes

Barney Hill Jr. and Eunice Barrett were American civil rights advocates in the 1950s and 60s, in their seacoast New Hampshire community, Portsmouth. The married couple were members of the NAACP and belonged to a local Unitarian church.

Barney Hill, born July 20, 1922, is of interest to us because he was born in the Commonwealth of Virginia, in the town of Newport News. Working in the federal sector, Barney was a civil servant who sat on a local board of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission. He died less than eight years later in Portsmouth, on February 25, 1969.

The two were abducted in White Mountains, en route to Portsmouth, late at night on September 19th, 1961. The procedure for extracting biological samples: ovum and semen, underwent two hours. They were released in the following early morning hours.

The following year, the Hills were having group discussions, both privately and openly, at their Unitarian church. It is publicly noted that at least three times, they were in the presence of Capt Ben H. Swett, USAF: On 23 November 1962, 3 March 1963, and 7 September 1963.

The Hills then publicised the incident in the United States and abroad in 1966, with the book *The Interrupted Journey*. They followed up with their story in a television programme of the same name in 1975.

## Contingency

Two items were contained: (1) the reproductive organ tissue and (2) Barney Hill. Zeta Reticulum was promoted. We have collected most of Betty Hill's notes, tapes, and other items securely in a permanent collection at the University of New Hampshire, her alma mater. We are requesting the acquisition of the following books from the public:

* The interrupted Journey (1966)
* Captured! : the Betty and Barney Hill UFO experience (2007)

We are asking for more security measures on the collection at the University, that they be sanitised again. We do not feel comfortable with the present conditions as related to this case.