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Bill McDonald

Bill McDonald

Alien EncountersForensic ArtUFOs

Bill McDonald is a forensic artist and researcher who has created detailed composite drawings of alleged alien beings and advanced craft based on eyewitness descriptions, applying the same techniques used in law enforcement. As a guest on late-night radio, he shared his unique visual reconstructions of reported non-human entities, providing listeners with some of the most detailed artistic renderings in UFO research.

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Episode thumbnail for May 14, 1999: UFO Crash - Whitley Strieber & Bill McDonald

May 14, 1999: UFO Crash - Whitley Strieber & Bill McDonald

May 14, 1999
2h 2m
Guest host Whitley Strieber interviews forensic artist and investigator Bill McDonald, who presents a detailed composite description of the Roswell spacecraft assembled from multiple independent military witnesses. McDonald describes a craft resembling a diamond-shaped stingray, approximately 32 feet long and 25 fee...
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Episode thumbnail for November 22, 2002: Roswell UFO Crash - Bill Doleman & Bill McDonald

November 22, 2002: Roswell UFO Crash - Bill Doleman & Bill McDonald

Nov 22, 2002
2h 46m
Art Bell examines the Roswell UFO crash in the wake of the Sci-Fi Channel's two-hour television special. He highlights the program's most explosive revelation: a digitally enhanced photograph of General Roger Ramey holding a dispatch that references "victims of the wreck" and objects shipped "in the disc," contradic...
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Episode thumbnail for November 7, 2004: Alien Vehicles - Bill McDonald

November 7, 2004: Alien Vehicles - Bill McDonald

Nov 7, 2004
2h 53m
Art Bell welcomes forensic illustrator and investigator Bill McDonald, who presents his composite analysis of the Roswell spacecraft based on 248 witness interviews. McDonald describes the craft as a metal crystalline vehicle resembling a cross between a dolphin and a stingray, detailing its magneto-aeroelectrodynam...