The phenomenon we know under MIB is not just the ocean. People who encountered them and were not afraid to speak to the public without being considered fools described the "agents of terror" as men in black suits or similarly looking air uniforms. Their heads always have a hidden hat or military cap, they show false, but real military or government documents.

They rarely visit one by one - by pair or triple. Those who have not been fortunate about this "happiness" require photographs or other evidence that they will undergo a thorough investigation in the lab. As we know well, laboratories are not, and documents, or certificates are fake. The US Air Force has already been forced into recognizing the existence of "agents of terror" in 1967 as well as declaring illegal activity. Who is it then ?! The then Pentagon spokesman, Colonel G. Freeman, said, "There is no connection between these people and the US Air Force."

And now we move to Bridgeport, Connecticut. There was Albert K. Bender, the founder of the International Center for Flying Saucers. Soon he soon became aware that the mysterious MIB was not only in the fairy tales.

After that, it's a big-hearted statement: "I have been dealing with this phenomenon and I have an answer." And goes on to say: "I know where to look for UFOs." The public waited with concern for what was going to happen. But - in his own Space Revue magazine, we did not know much about it. In the last issue of the magazine, this ufologist expressed mysteriously: "The mystery of flying saucers is no longer a mystery to me. I know her origins, but any information about them is classified at the command of higher places. We intended to publish the matter but, unfortunately, on the basis of the nature of the information we receive, we have to apologize for not doing so. We encourage all those involved in UFO research to do their utmost caution!"

What happened between the bombastic statement and this dementia? He did not have a year, but Albert Bender was reluctant to speak for years. Luckily for us and the public, Albert released the book "Flying Plates and Three Men in Black," explaining the reasons that led him to make the UFO theme a taboo for him. His book is read like a real horror. For the truth of his claim, he also says that many people have seen the three black-haired characters from afar ...

One day he gave his colleague the material ready to be published, and thus the bizarre difficulties of the American ufologist. In the evening, when he was falling, he went to bed. He did not shine in the room, so he had to put a lot of pressure on his face to see the shadowy figures suddenly in the dark. Gradually, the guests did not come out of the monster, and Albert finally recognized that they had their hats on their heads and they were in black. Their eyes suddenly shone like lightning light. He stood on Bender, and he felt almost unbearable pain. Bender also claimed that he was exposed to psychological pressure shortly after opening his office. He said he was already getting a telepathic warning to leave his UFO research.

This incident was not the first or the last. She had been terrified by the unknown power many times. As if he wanted to destroy him with psychic terror. One day he was coming home and climbing the stairs to his room. Suddenly a bluish light emerged from the darkness of the room. At the same time, he remarked that someone or something was inside. After he stepped into the room, he saw that the mysterious light was coming from one corner, and there was a totally undefined thing in the middle of that bluish light source. Although he felt great fear, he was not afraid to speak. The intense light shifted, and only two glowing eyes stared at him. Fortunately, even after a while, they disappeared ...

An important question is - did the ufologist not only become the victim of a hallucination? Or was he under the influence of hypnosis? Bender says he has "heard in the head". The characters did not speak. Albert wondered what the MIB had told him about the true origin of the flying saucers. Nevertheless, these terrible scenes scared him so badly that he immediately broke up his organization and stopped publishing Space Revue.

I admit I'm embarrassed. I would not put a hand in the fire in this case, but why was Bender so terrified that after the bombastic introduction only came the ballast? Why did he dissolve his organization so suddenly? Why did you stop editing your magazine? Questions a lot, answers slow. For a long time, I wondered if I should post this fantastic event on Suene's site, but I rely on the intelligence of our readers to make their own judgment. I do not want to resemble scientists and experts who have the answer to everything and everything they have right now ...