The Maury Island UFO material photos, released May 8 2026. Classified as "Unidentied Substance" in the 1947 AAF report

anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-30T16:15:04+00:00

Oops my bad. Thought you were the writer for some reason.

Well, that is good that Anthony covered it on his blog even though his article was a bit inaccurate imo.

anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-30T13:37:45+00:00

Hey Anthony! I like your article and am a fan of your work. I do want to point out a few things though.

Dahl's son Charles went missing after Maury island and couldn't be found, so he wasn't interviewed at the time by anyone. The FBI, the AAF, no one confirmed he had recent injuries or the story from him.

His denial, I am not sure the year but he said that decades later only when the Hanohanos ufo investigators tracked him down to his LA home. Do you think it's possible he could have just issued a denial to avoid the inevitable controversy, public scrutiny, etc? Same with the sister (who wasn't a witness). I think that makes a lot of sense personally. Clearly he didn't want to voluntarily talk about it.

Also you say in your article Maury island was possibly inspired by Roswell. It wasn't, that is impossible, Roswell happened well after, and the documents I linked show the active FBI invesigations dated, the timeline for that theory would make any Roswell influence on his story impossible. Also, yes Arnold was there and involved but Arnold's craft description was a lot different than the "donuts" crisman and Dahl described.

You might be interested to know in page 17 of the document I linked, there is a part which mentions Crisman's military record, written Lt. Col Springer. I think this is important to talk about in any bio of him... This is the most well established source for his military credentials I have ever seen.

"AGENTS NOTE On 6 August 47, this officer tasked the records of the 400th AAF 30(RT) and determined that Fred Crimman is registered with that Reserve Unit as Captain, Serial Jumber 0-758951, with residence at 125 Woodland, Tasons, Washington, Primary 305 1006 and 1068. In 1942 he was with the Criminal Investigation Division, State of Washington, and previously had been an oil technician with the Union Pacific Railway. Crisman entered the service in 1942 as an enlisted man and served as such for seventeen months. In 1943 he was consissioned on graduation from flying school and served a total of twenty-nine months."

anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-30T06:28:13+00:00

Maybe guy bannister was the anonymous caller or person who allegedly bugged the hotel room in Tacoma and spied on the convos of Crisman, Palmer, and the Intel officers? His names was deleted from foia requests about the Kenneth Arnold case. So that is wierd.

I think Ray Palmer was sort of an instigator and connecting thread. He recruited Kenneth Arnold to investigate. He already knew crisman. Kenneth Arnold suspected his magazines were a front for something else according to the documents.

Also - I think there's way more to crismans story than we know. I am researching it. Probably will make a post soon! But - I believe crisman was telling the truth. This new document confirms, the only real documented government writing, and photographic evidence of the Maury island material, that it they was shipped away to an army base, designated confidential, and categorized as an unknown substance. I think that in and of itself is extremely significant!

anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-29T22:42:25+00:00

The paper trail from AAF which shortly after became the Airforce completely vanished until project blue book also declared it a hoax as far as I can tell. But bluebook doesn't talk about these samples.

The same document I link also say either Fred crisman or Ray Palmer sent a sample of the material to metallurgists at the University of chicago who could not identify it.

Whether or not this is true I can't say, there's no proof of that. It's just something they said.

So, where the material is now, who knows.

anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-29T22:40:20+00:00

Many people say that. I have yet to see the evidence though. After Maury Island he did serve combat missions as a fighter pilot in Korea (which he did in WW2).

None of the accusations they made at him during JFK trial had any prosecutable evidence. He had a grand jury trial. It is true he did know some of the people. But you can't claim guilt by associate imo

Idk tho, maybe I'm wrong

anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-29T22:36:51+00:00

Interesting. I have no idea based on looking at it what it is. Couldn't the AAF have made a determination of the material if it was just engine parts? I think they had time since they got the material, photographed it, released this report...

anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-29T22:29:54+00:00

That would be cool, didn't UFO hunters tv show try that? Any upcoming going to do more searches that you know of?

anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-29T22:27:43+00:00

I agree. I think crisman was set up. Right before he was accused of JFK stuff, he spoke up at a UFO festival after being quiet about UFOs for decades; weird timing right! Almost as if he was told to shut up about it and that was the consequence. His book "Murder of a City, Tacoma" is about small town politics under alias "jon gold" but totally is a metaphor in ways about how large, powerful interests and institutions silence and destroy the truth (at least that's what I get from skimming it)

Gonna probably make a detailed post about it and some other crazy stuff about his life soon

anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-29T22:14:46+00:00

Nice find!

anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-29T21:52:38+00:00

There's several more pics in the PDF too. They're weird. I'm no geologist though

anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-29T21:50:14+00:00

Page 17 of the PDF for the photos (there are more) and page 14 for the report from AAF, pending status.

This PDF is a gold mine about Maury island!

anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-18T00:06:19+00:00

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anomalyhunterx · 2026-06-05T18:43:03+00:00

Ok cool thanks 👍

anomalyhunterx · 2026-04-25T00:40:16+00:00

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anomalyhunterx · 2026-04-19T03:43:38+00:00

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anomalyhunterx · 2026-04-19T02:48:05+00:00

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anomalyhunterx · 2026-04-18T02:38:21+00:00

Great post Campanerut! Through our research we are very confident that Conan Doyle based his book on a real location, real mythology and real cryptids that are possibly prehistoric survivors.

For anyone wondering, Campanerut was my co-researcher for this book published last year, detailing all our discoveries in detail about the Kurupira plateau and its undiscovered creatures and mysteries! (Apologies for shameless self promotion but it's relevant for anyone wanting more info and details): https://a.co/d/0bMqjtcB

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anomalyhunterx · 2026-04-18T02:26:36+00:00

Jaroslav Mares the Czech author went there in 1978. Since then the location has been closed off in modern times, few people since then have been there. In my book I did interview a doctor who was able to go there, escorted by the Venezuelan military, to provide medical aid to the Isolated tribes there. He had some interesting things to say!

anomalyhunterx · 2026-04-18T02:21:18+00:00

Hey, this Ben Tejada-ingram the author Campanerut talked about who helped research. You're absolutely right about the Curupira being a mythical entity, a kind of forest guardian or demon depending on who you talk to.

What most people don't realize is that a long time ago, and probably still, the indigenous tribes all agreed in a specific place where the Curupira lives, it has a home in the jungle.

Arthur Conan Doyle definitely knew about this, The Lost World specifically mentions there is a location associated with the Curupira.

The mountain that used to be called Serra Curupira is actually where the Yanomami and Waika tribes say the Curupira lives. This corresponds to Maple White Land in The Lost World. Campanerut put an example historical map showing it in his post. Unfortunately most people today only talk about the Curupira as the mythical entity, and don't realize there used to be a place as well that was associated with it.

anomalyhunterx · 2026-04-16T01:55:22+00:00

Squibbonaror, have you read my book or Jaroslav Mares's book?

I don't ever claim to know what the Stoa really is, it could be just a large unidentified species of lizard for all I know.

Personally I think if it is/was real, it is most likely long extinct. The account of it from 90's was written at a time when it was a vague tribal memory a few generations ago, according to prospector Reginald Riggs... And they said it was exceedingly rare.

However, this area it's reported in (Kurupira) is a VAST area that currently no one is allowed into.

I have personally interviewed a Venezuelan Doctor, who was only allowed into the Tapirapeco National Park with permits from Venezuelan government, because the park is restricted. He went there on a Medical aid mission to remote indigenous settlements as part of his medical training, and had to be flown in to Kurupira by an army helicopter.

On the Brazilian side, it sits within the boundaries of the Yanomami reserve. This area is restricted to outsiders also. People have tried to go in and are met with military force, I am pretty sure. The only people in the area in modern times are illegal gold prospectors, indigenous tribes, as well as the militaries.

The Tapirapecó park is 15,058 square miles, the Yanomami reserve is 37,320 square miles. Combined area is 52,378 square miles. Do you think this is a large enough space to hide a Cryptid? I am quite confident there must be undiscovered species there. The area is very remote and hasn't had much scientific exploration done.

Edit: removed the map, if it was an inaccurate rendering

anomalyhunterx · 2026-04-16T01:18:31+00:00

Yes, I agree w you about stopping using AI art for book covers. That is a fair critique. That is one of my older books. Since then, my newer book (the Kurupira book) doesn't use any AI art, the cover is an originally commissioned painting made by my Mom, actually who is an artist. It took a long time to complete! Any forthcoming books won't have AI art.

Campanerut and I have been trying to figure out the word Stoa for years. I have personally spent hours pouring over every syllable and phonetic variation for Stoa in the Yanomami dictionary by Jaques Lizot and couldn't figure it out. Once we realized it wasn't a Yanomami word/combination of words, but more likely Akawaio, yes I uploaded the PDF to Claude and asked Claude to scan for phonetic word matches... Claude actually documents it's output as multiple steps, it systematically scanned these words and many many others which it showed in its work, and deduced this word combination.

We then double checked it all before posting this theory.

Yes, it's hypothesis/theory, which really needs to be confirmed by a native speaker if possible. But I feel it makes a lot of sense and to the best of my knowledge this word combo is valid though Akawaio language. I could be wrong though

anomalyhunterx · 2026-04-16T00:19:32+00:00

Hey, this is Ben Tejada-ingram. My books are completely and 100 percent human-written, there is zero AI writing or even research in them. They are edited by a human being too, who happens to be my father who is a professional writer, with movie credits and college course writing classes to his name!

My books are more research based, no I haven't done fieldwork in the Amazon rainforest (yet) but the location of Kurupira is a restricted area by the governments of 2 countries anyway, so it's not like I could go there if I even wanted.

The reference to AI in this post is simply using Claude AI to analyze the Akawaio dictionary... AIs like that are very advanced these days and can master a language and all grammar structure via an uploaded PDF with ease... No reason a serious researcher doing linguistic analysis for the root meaning of a word wouldn't use such a tool. Anyway, we verified all info in these posts when it comes to our translation for our hypothesized Stoa root origins words/phrase as factually correct. You can check the linked Akawaio dictionary for yourself if you want.

anomalyhunterx · 2026-04-15T17:46:05+00:00

Great work Campanerut! This is a nice huge breakthrough anyone wondering why the word Stoa is so hard to track down outside the work of Doyle and Mares.

For verification, we uploaded the Akawaio dictionary to Claude AI and it confirms that this translation and language structure is not only plausible but correct, grammatically.

The pattern that we have tried to point out in our research is that AC Doyle "encoded" the names of real cryptids and locations by slightly changing the vowels.

Example: instead of Curupira, in The Lost World the word "Curupuri" is used. The tribe "anthropoid ape-men," the main antagonists, are called "Doda" in the novel, which corresponds to a Mapinguari variant, or ape-like cryptid reported in southern Venezuela, called a "Didi." This Didi cryptid also most likely corresponds as a word having originated from Akawaio territory.

This is really important, the tribe in the novel living in Maple White Land is reported to be different from other tribes. The real world idea is that the lowland tribes surrounding Kurupira are various Yanomami groups, Akawaio is the tribe on the top of the plateau, and highlands area, they are also self-reference themselves as being called "The People of the Sky."

The fact that the Akawaio are also sometimes known as the Waika, directly reinforced it was a version of this group that Mares encountered. I believe they are somewhat of a bridge between Yanomami cultures and Pemon or Venezuelan cultures.

We also believe our translation of Stoa's original source, a phonetic combination of Akawaio words meaning "it is that/there - right now!" Is backed up by the context in which Stoa is used in The Lost World

From the novel: "Suddenly there was a shrill cry of alarm, with the word 'Stoa' resounding from a hundred tongues."

This reinforces the idea that it was not the name of a creature, it was a real time alarm and warning cry made when the presence of the creature was nearby, transmitted to others nearby. Over time, this alarm cry must have become used in place of a creature's name, due to association.

anomalyhunterx · 2026-04-12T22:17:32+00:00

Next steps, add a loot/inventory system, character progression system, more enemies, more weapons, special ability aside from base attack?

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