"Open Letter to Andy" From Visitor; Not Very Nice :(

Following comment came through today on the old Mothman Flutterings blog on WP. It was attached to my post Mothman Shrieks. Here's the original post, and the comment. I'm not clear if the reader thinks I'm Andy Colvin, or is simply using my blog to vent his feelings. No idea what it's about and am not interested. One thing I will say re: the mention of J. Pritchett: I concur. A nasty individual if crossed.

Andrew Colvin’s newest: Mothman Shrieks

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Regan Lee

Mothman Shrieks is the new book from Mothman witness and researcher Andrew Colvin. I have absolutely loved Colvin’s previous Mothman books. Haven’t read Shrieks yet, so can’t comment. But I’ll steal the following from author Nick Redfern, who’s bloggd a bit about the book:

“Spurred by the realization that the 9/11 attacks were accurately predicted – in 1967 – by a childhood friend who was seeing Mothman, Seattle artist Andy Colvin began filming a reality series, ‘The Mothman’s Photographer,’ documenting his experiences growing up in Mound, West Virginia. ‘The Mothman Shrieks,’ the second book in Colvin’s ‘birdman vocalization’ trilogy, looks at the many ways Mothman communicates. Revealing letters from experiencers – penned during a wave of odd synchronicities, sightings, and encounters – indicate that Mothman may be a guardian angel of mind-bending proportions. Increasingly, the Mothman events look to be as important and miraculous as the famous events at Fatima. Interwoven with these personal diaries are discussions between Colvin and other witnesses and experts that reach back into the mysterious history of America, giving a fuller context for the phenomenon. Colvin also tracks the relationship between the paranormal and the media – how the two seemingly work together to help form public opinion and belief. Also included is a chapter of rare material from John Keel, Gray Barker, and others on the dreaded Men in Black and their impact on the early days of ufology. Mothman Shrieks features insightful forewords by Ted Torbich, host of ‘The Stench of Truth’ show, and Eugenia Macer-Story, editor of’Yankee Oracle Gazette.’ Also featured are fascinating interviews with researchers like Adam Gorightly, Keith Hansen, Robert Denton, Jr., Louise Lacey, and Sandy Nichols. Purchase info at Amazon.com. I can’t wait to read this one!

 Frank Glaza says: August 27, 2012 at 2:05 am Open letter to Andy I’m using this blog to give my thoughts about you, Andy. Why here? Well, I never got an any answers in your old blog (dead), your Yahoo group (dead), nor was I ever invited to your Facebook page. I spent about six weeks waiting to be “befriended” at Facebook, I gave up and dropped my request. Within a week you added about 300 friends. Screw you! I no longer desire to have anything to do with Farcebook. So don’t bother to ask my now to be a friend. I crave my privacy. No one needs to see my real name or have my telephone number, unless I want to give it to them. I don’t have a problem giving you my name or number, but I draw the line on third parties…Farcebook. What’s with this co hosting with Jeff Pritchett on the Church of Mabus? First of all…your not a host…your crap at asking questions. By the time you spit out what you want to ask, no one knows what the hell the question was! Going out on tangents upon tangents are fine in answers, but questions? And what the hell is the deal with budding up with Pritchett anyway? The guys a juvenile, pretend to be funny, first class jerk! Took me awhile to figure him out…I listened to maybe 25/35 Church of Mabus shows and finally grew tired of his constant bad mouthing of former quest and acquaintances nearly every other week…and now his former co-host, Guy Weddle. Not verbatim…”I won’t say why Guy is no longer here…but, Whine…he took my girlfriend…Whine…they’re screwing me out of money…Whine…they’re back stabbers…Whine…Whine…Whine. My suggestion to you, Andy, is loose this myopic piece of psychotic dog droppings. Well, That’s all I have to say. Take it as constructive criticism. Sincerely, Frank “Chuck Slick” ***** Good Luck on the book