JOHN KEEL NOT AN AUTHORITY ON ANYTHING

This letter was published in Gray Barker’s Newsletter, #6, April-May-June 1976. A few footnotes: Jennings Frederick claimed an alien contact in Fairmont, WV, in July 1968: a “vegetable man” who hypnotized him and took his blood. The Frank Gorshin movie was Invasion of the Saucer Men, from 1957. Jerome Eden was a ufologist and Reichian. James Moseley was one of John’s favorite targets: Coral Lorenzen was the head of APRO (Aerial Phenomena Research Organization), and may indeed have fallen out with Moseley; Joe Pyne was a TV host who specialized in ridiculing his guests, one of whom was Moseley. J. Allen Hynek was a prominent ufologist, known particularly for his role in Project Blue Book. Stendek, or Stendec, was a popular word among UFO buffs: it was the last word sent by the airliner http://aceliverpoolescorts.co.uk/web Star Dust before it crashed in the Andes in 1947.

As the second (and last) chapter of John’s unfinished spy story concludes, secret agent Al Mercy and his contact, Gerda Feldstein, wrestle naked for her Luger, before settling for naked kissing. Damn this war!

As the second chapter of John’s unfinished spy story continues, the reader learns more about Al Mercy’s mission and background. Unfortunately, Gerda Feldstein has her suspicions, as well as a gun…

In the first chapter of John’s unfinished and untitled spy story, WW2 secret agent Al Mercy parachuted into a nudist colony on a Scandinavian island. As the second (and last) chapter begins, he discusses his mission with his contact, the beautiful and naked Gerda Feldstein. Assassination, mutual suspicion, and sexual tension lie ahead…

The exciting serial of Al Mercy continues! In the rest of the first chapter, Al Mercy, an American secret agent in World War 2, after having parachuted into a Scandinavian nudist colony, meets his contact.

For those of you just joining us, John wrote two chapters of an untitled spy story, which I’m posting here. I have no idea what he meant to do with it.