Statements, theories and artifacts related to the alleged 1974 NASA experiment
during which an entire Hollywood film crew, contracted by the government,
disappeared in a remote section of Nevada.

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"Records were thoroughly explored concerning a then-TOP SECRET... [NASA] experiment... known as Operation EMU.... Air Force research efforts did not disclose any records of the recovery of any "alien" bodies, extraterrestrial materials or the remains of the missing Native American tribe mentioned in the companion report."

-- USAF Security and Special Program Oversight Director Colonel Byron L. Copping, Washington, D.C., August, 2004

"While the records are long of let's call them intriguing NASA experiments during the 1960's, and I realize there's a certain amount of interest, but I can't help you beyond what I've already said."

-- Pentagon Spokesman Kenneth H. Bacon, Pentagon Press Room, December 1, 1999

"To answer your question: No, the Department of Justice does not engage in disinformation campaigns to cover up actual conspiracies. Not on UFOs, not on Bigfoot, not on Operation EMU."

-- Associate Attorney General Webb Hubbell, Department of Justice Press Room, April 19, 1993

"That was a funny, funny time -- the mid-seventies. And didn't it happen in Mexico? All I can say is, I never saw any of those people again -- cast or crew."

-- Filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich, Variety Magazine, "Interview: Return to Texasville," May 1990.

"Next question."

-- New York Giants Head Coach Bill Parcells, The Meadowlands, October 5, 1986

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