Dreamland: An Autobiography

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The story breaks, Lazar suffers the slings and arrows of both hardcore believers and vehement skeptics.

Lazar claims to have worked at Los Alamos and takes Knapp there to "meet his people and tour the facility"; however, very little is gleaned from this event except that Knapp states, "well.And while I still hold out hope that even a fraction of what he’s brought forward is true, the definitive book on his story was anything but definitive. As it lifted off, I could see the blue glow of a corona discharge coming from the bottom of the craft. Journalist Ken Layne states, "A lot of credible people have looked at Lazar's story and rationally concluded that he made it up.

But several interviews on Las Vegas news stations, a worldwide released documentary titled Bob Lazar: Area 51 and Flying Saucers, by investigative filmmaker, Jeremy Corbell, and several recent podcast appearances reinvigorated my hunger to know more about this highly controversial story of a man who claimed to have reverse-engineered alien technology at S-4, an installation a dozen or so miles south of Area 51. In addition to the craft that we’d been allowed to inspect, I could see eight more saucer shapes through the procession of openings. In all my years of working with jet engines and pyrotechnics, I was accustomed to hearing loud noises as objects were being propelled upward or forward. Being a lover – but not a believer – of all things UFO, I was excited to see that Bob Lazar had published an autobiography.By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. It's on something like day 2 or 3 when he's shown an alien spacecraft and touches it (again with no security clearance), and he works with several people who cannot be verified to exist.