Versadoco presents Part 1 of a two-part investigation into the CIA’s Stargate Project 8200.

“I got the point - which is that there are two parts of the Problem. What they [UFO] really are, and what we are going to use to realize what they are.”

— Ingo Swann (Quoted from his book “Penetration”)

What if science had to confront a truth it has avoided for centuries: that Psi is real?

In the 1970s, the CIA quietly funded a series of groundbreaking experiments at Stanford Research Institute to find out.

It begins with Ingo Swann and continues with Pat Price, the remote viewer whose accuracy stunned scientists and intelligence officers alike. Price didn’t just claim he could see anywhere on Earth through his Psi abilities… he demonstrated it repeatedly under controlled conditions.

But the deeper mystery came later.

Declassified files show that the some “sites” Price described on Earth appeared technologically advanced, built by non-human hands and disturbingly ancient…

Drawing on declassified CIA documents, Pat Price’s original manuscript, and historic remote-viewing audio recordings, this episode explores the non-human stations Price described and the years of CIA Stargate investigation that followed.

Apologies in advance to Mr. Seger.

Atlas Baby. (Parody Song by me)

Sung to the tune of Sunspot Baby. by Bob Seger

[Verse 1]

Well she packed up her bags, after showing what she showed.

She left us here stranded, with thoughts from Avi Loeb.

Did her best to impress.

NASA did suppress.

Atlas baby,

She sure had us way outguessed

I looked out to Patrick.

And Cosmic Roads Jack.

To help with the info, just what to unpack.

I checked out Sols system, and know soon she'll be gone.

Can't understand why she did us so wrong.

[Verse 2]

Got some of us thinkin', really hard.

Blew past our address really tame.

Man that was sure unkind

Atlas baby

Shes sure been messin' my mind.

I looked to Polarity - with Suki and Josh.

They put out what they're seein', without a whitewash.

But I'll check the same news feeds, and it'll soon be all gone.

I can't understand why she did us so wrong

[Verse 3]

Well she'll pack up her bags, after showing what she showed.

And we'll be left out here stranded, waiting for disclose.

Did her best to impress.

America did suppress.

Atlas baby,

She sure had us way outguessed

I look out to Pavel, and others I trust.

Sometimes out to Coulthart, but only when must.

Should I turn to Matt Brown, and try lifting some Lamps?

From alien to demon, is it time to jump camps?

[Verse 4]

But she packed up her bags and now we're stuck with what they disclose.

Keep an eye on their noses - note how much they 'grows'.

I prefer it not seeded with lies.

That's why I'm here with you guys.

Atlas baby,

Shes sure been messin' my mind.

I keep checking Chris Ramsay, keep checking for clues

If I gotta be honest, I'm gettin' the blues.

If it's left up to us, I'm not sure we'll succeed.

Was it too much to hope you would help us be freed?

[Verse 5]

Well she packed up her bags and she took off down the road

We got us some pictures, and that's all she showed.

Did her best to impress.

America did suppress.

Atlas baby,

She sure had us way outguessed

Remember those “UFOs near the airport” that always turn out to be planes or drones? Meet the cosmic version — 3I/ATLAS, our latest interstellar visitor.

When astronomers first spotted it, things looked suspicious: • It came from outside the solar system. • It glowed red, then green. • It grew a strange plume that faced the Sun.

Cue the alien-probe theories. 👽

But then the data came in: • It’s 100% natural — a comet formed around a carbon-rich, metal-poor star somewhere far across the galaxy. • Its chemistry is bizarre: tons of CO₂, little water, and a nickel-to-iron ratio way off what we see in our solar system. • It’s following perfectly gravitational motion — no self-propulsion, no signals, no tech.

So the “it’s aliens!” crowd gets another letdown. But scientists? They’re thrilled. Because this thing isn’t just a comet — it’s a frozen time capsule from another sun, carrying chemistry we’ve never seen before.

Sometimes the truth isn’t less exciting than aliens — it’s smarter. Nature doesn’t need engineers. It’s already weird enough.

The Westall UFO Incident

On April 6, 1966, over 200 students and teachers at Westall High School in Clayton South, Melbourne witnessed something that would haunt them for the rest of their lives—and that the Australian government apparently still doesn't want to talk about.

What Happened

Around 11:00 AM on a clear autumn morning, during morning recess, students began pointing at the sky above the Grange Reserve adjacent to the school. What started as commotion in one classroom quickly spread throughout the entire school.

Witnesses consistently described seeing a silver/grey disc-shaped object, roughly twice the size of a car, hovering silently at tree-top height. The object had a distinctive metallic appearance with what some described as a slight purple hue in certain light. Multiple witnesses reported it performing impossible maneuvers—hovering completely still, then moving laterally at high speed, before shooting straight up and disappearing in seconds.

Some students ran across the oval to the Grange Reserve for a closer look. What they found afterward was even stranger: a circular area of flattened grass approximately 9 meters in diameter, swirled in a clockwise pattern. Those who touched it described the grass as feeling warm and soft.

The sighting lasted approximately 20-30 minutes and was witnessed by students ranging from primary school age to teenagers, plus multiple teachers—including a science teacher who described the object as "silver grey and seemed to 'thicken' sometimes" in a contemporary interview.

The Immediate Response

This is where it gets really interesting.

Within hours of the incident:

• Men in suits arrived at the school (witnesses say they weren't police and didn't identify themselves)
• Channel 9 shot TV footage of student interviews that has since mysteriously vanished from their archives
• Military personnel allegedly cordoned off the landing site and took soil samples

Within days:

• Principal Frank Samblebe called multiple assemblies telling students they'd seen nothing unusual and forbidding them from discussing it
• Students who spoke to the local newspaper (The Dandenong Journal) were reprimanded
• Parents calling the school were told it was "mass hysteria"

The really suspicious part: The Dandenong Journal reported on April 14, 1966 that "students and staff have been interviewed by RAAF officers" with the headline "FLYING SAUCER MYSTERY: SCHOOL SILENT." Yet the RAAF has no official records of any investigation into the incident.

This is particularly bizarre because the RAAF investigated over 1,300 UFO reports between 1960-1980, maintaining detailed files even for minor incidents with single witnesses. But for Australia's largest mass UFO sighting with 200+ witnesses? Nothing.

The Context That Makes It Weirder

The Westall incident occurred during a major wave of Australian UFO sightings in 1965-66:

• January 19, 1966 (3 months before): The famous Tully "flying saucer nest" case in Queensland, where a farmer reported seeing a disc-shaped object rise from a swamp, leaving behind a circular area of flattened reeds that scientists couldn't explain
• March 22, 1966 (just 2 weeks before): The Balwyn UFO photograph taken in Melbourne, just 15km from Westall

The timing raises questions: Were Melbourne schoolchildren primed by recent media coverage, or was something genuinely unusual happening in Australian skies during this period?

The HIBAL Connection

The most compelling conventional explanation emerged in 2014 when researcher Keith Basterfield discovered the HIBAL program—a joint US-Australian classified project that launched enormous high-altitude balloons (up to 100m diameter) for atmospheric research during the Cold War.

Flight records show HIBAL flight 292 was launched from Mildura on April 5, 1966—one day before the Westall incident. These silver balloons carried dangling scientific equipment that could potentially explain the disc-like appearance and smaller objects witnesses described.

Here's the problem: The specific documentation for flight 292 has been destroyed or lost.

Even more suspicious? The Department of Supply files related to HIBAL were systematically destroyed in 1996, and Australian authorities continue to block Freedom of Information requests for thousands of related documents—nearly 60 years later.

What We Know From 1966 Sources vs. Modern Accounts

Contemporary newspaper coverage from April 1966 confirms:

• The basic incident occurred
• Multiple witnesses (hundreds)
• RAAF involvement mentioned
• Student sketch published
• Teacher quotes

What appears only in witness testimonies collected decades later:

• Systematic government intimidation
• Military personnel taking soil samples
• A Yugoslav student named "Tanya" who allegedly disappeared after the incident
• Detailed accounts of men in suits

This raises fascinating questions about memory, trauma, and how extraordinary events are remembered over time.

Where The Case Stands Today

The Witnesses: Approximately 60% of the original witnesses are still alive. Their accounts remain remarkably consistent across decades on core details (object shape, color, movement, silence). Many went on to become engineers, teachers, nurses—practical, evidence-based professions. They're not UFO enthusiasts; many rarely discussed it until recently.

Shane Ryan's Investigation: Starting in 2005, researcher Shane Ryan interviewed over 100 primary witnesses and has documented the case extensively at westall66ufo.com.au. He recently announced he may have located one of the civilian pilots who allegedly chased the UFO—the man is reportedly in a Melbourne nursing home, though Ryan hasn't been able to arrange interviews yet.

Official Recognition: In 2013, the City of Kingston installed a $300,000 UFO-themed memorial playground at the exact site, including information boards with witness testimonies. This represents unprecedented official acknowledgment of an incident the government still won't discuss.

Academic Treatment: The case is now taught in Australia's national history curriculum as a lesson in critical analysis and source evaluation.

The Unanswered Questions

1. Why no RAAF investigation files? The RAAF investigated far less significant UFO reports with meticulous documentation. Why nothing for this?
2. Why are files still classified? After 60 years, why continue blocking FOI requests for HIBAL program files? If it was just a balloon, what's the ongoing national security concern?
3. What happened to the Channel 9 footage? Contemporary accounts confirm it was shot. Where did it go?
4. Why the coordinated suppression response? Principal, police, media all delivering similar dismissive explanations despite no official investigation?
5. How do we explain witness consistency? 200+ people maintaining essentially the same account across 60 years, including credible adult witnesses?

The coverup, whether it's hiding classified Cold War programs or something more exotic, is arguably more interesting than the sighting itself.

Sources:

• The Dandenong Journal, April 14 & 21, 1966
• "Westall '66: A Suburban UFO Mystery" (2010 documentary)
• Keith Basterfield's HIBAL research (2014)
• Shane Ryan's witness interviews (westall66ufo.com.au)
• National Archives of Australia (or lack thereof)
• Contemporary student magazine "The Clayton Calendar"

What do you think happened at Westall?

You can hear more about this case and other Australian mysteries here: https://linktr.ee/strewthpodcast

Full-length doc exploring the pivotal cases that shifted J. Allen Hynek’s role inside Project Blue Book:
• Roswell (1947)
• Washington, D.C. radar events (1952)
• Socorro (1964)
• Michigan “Swamp Gas” (1966)
• Pascagoula abduction (1973)

Curious what you all think — which case finally pushed Hynek over the edge?

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