
March 17, 1999: Chemtrails - Linda Moulton Howe & William Thomas
Investigative journalist William Thomas then presents his findings from eight weeks of research spanning 43 states and over 400 witnesses. He explains that KC-135 and KC-10 tanker aircraft have been identified laying persistent trails that spread into overcast skies rather than dissipating like normal contrails. A signed letter from Major General Barlow confirms these tankers operate below contrail-forming altitudes. Thomas describes witnesses observing trails being switched on and off and substances falling as gel-like material.
Thomas reveals lab results from researcher Joe Burton showing amino acid poisons and trifluoronitrosomethane, an ingredient in EPA-registered pesticides, along with ethylene dibromide found in fuel samples. He references congressional investigations confirming decades of open-air biological and chemical testing on American cities, drawing parallels between current symptoms and Gulf War illness.
Key Moments
Giant X over Sedona, then a covered sky: Linda Moulton Howe describes watching a single high-altitude silver plane lay a perfect, enormous white X across the blue sky in Sedona, then seeing more Xs and a fully overcast desert sky within hours - the moment she became personally convinced something deliberate was happening.
Silver sphere moving inside a contrail: Albuquerque listener Matthew Durand describes watching through binoculars a small perfectly round silver sphere moving inside a freshly laid contrail, then sitting motionless between two parallel contrails for minutes before shooting straight up out of sight.
Misaligned nozzles dropping goop: William Thomas explains that what's normally meant to be aerosolized has, in cases like the White Mountains of Arizona, Hot Springs Arkansas, and Oakville Washington, come down as a jelly-like goop - apparently a malfunction of misaligned spray nozzles.
Human DNA in the Oakville goop: Thomas reveals that the gelatinous substance that fell on Oakville, Washington and made Unsolved Mysteries was tested and found to contain human DNA, along with Pseudomonas fluorescens and an enterobacteria - the kind of pathogen linked to blood disease in humans.
