Linda Moult
on Howe FINALLY Admits What They Saw on Antarctica — “I must tell the truth” 
In 1982, a U.S. Navy flight engineer made an emergency landing on a ridge in Antarctica — and saw something in the ice that was not supposed to be there. Geometric. Angular. Massive. Made of a material that was neither ice nor rock. He was ordered never to speak about it. He signed the papers. He kept the secret for almost twenty years. And then, dying, he picked up the phone and called one person — Emmy Award-winning investigative journalist Linda Moulton Howe. She recorded every word he said. Then she waited. Because over the next 25 years, more witnesses called. Navy personnel. Scientists. Contractors. NORAD officers. All of them describing pieces of the same thing buried beneath the Antarctic ice. All of them silenced. All of them, one by one, deciding before they died that Linda was the only person they trusted to tell the world. Now, at 81, Linda has finally compiled every testimony, every coordinate, every classified detail — and she is talking. She said, “Before I die, I must tell the truth — because the people who told me these things are dying. And if I do not share what they revealed, this knowledge dies with us.”
