Evidence of Extraterrestrials: Over 40 Cases Prove Aliens Have Visited Earth

by Warren Agius

Over Forty Alien Encounters That Disclose the Real Truth

Discover an in-depth, case-by-case analysis that proves the existence of extraterrestrials. Beginning with the Aurora Crash in 1897 and the famous battle of Los Angeles in 1942, this book tells the definitive stories and provides impeccable documentation for these extraordinary encounters. Learn whether the bodies recovered at Roswell were test dummies or extraterrestrials. Explore the truth behind the military's peculiar response to the Phoenix lights. Read about the Petit-Rechain photograph of the Belgian UFO wave, the Lubbock Lights photograph, and the Mariana film footage. You will explore lesser-known incidents such as the shutdown of China's Xiaoshan Airport as well as the famous Tic Tac encounter. Additionally, Evidence of Extraterrestrials details the influence of six government UFO programs on the quest for disclosure. Whether you are a seasoned UFOlogist or just have a casual interest in unexplained phenomena, this book reveals detailed answers that prove once-and-for-all that aliens are real and they are visiting the Earth.

Genres: Nonfiction, Paranormal

354 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 8, 2021

About the author

Warren Agius is a longtime UFO researcher, known for his unbiased approach to factual evidence.

Reviews

[Liz Miria · Rating 5 out of 5]

This thoroughly comprehensive book guides you through many famous & not so famous accounts. With documented facts coupled with first hand reports & balanced analysis for rational explanations for each incident . Warren Agius has written one the most well reasearched & compelling overviews of extraterrestrial visitation I have ever read ! A book to be reccommended to all believer's & non believer's alike . The wealth of evidence Warren Agius has put together certainly begs us to question the realities & possibilities that have been presenting themselves for centuries .Highly recommend read this book !

[Marc Mohagen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Some of the best evidence I’ve read about!

[Anna · Rating 5 out of 5]

Many of us have grown up reading or hearing stories about aliens from outer space. This book reiterates many of those stories and possibly, there may be some here that you have not come across. Either way, if you have any interest at all in UFOs, this book will provide you with a little history over the past 50+ years of reports made by people from all walks of life. Included is the UFO sighting by former President Jimmy Carter in 1969. And one you may not have heard of is the Japan Airlines Flight 1628 cargo aircraft whose crew observed UFOs en route to Tokyo from Paris in 1986. This book will perk up your interest in examining what has been reported in the past as well as finding new information in the current day. Keep on top of it.

[Lazarone · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a very, very interesting book. It is very useful to have in one place collection of the most well known UFO cases for study, exploring or just simply to be introduced to the topic in a good way. Case after case will make you wonder and as text will reveal final insights and why is important to know about UFO cases you will have an excellent understanding about this topic. I would love more information about Area 51 and how it is related to this phenomenon but that could be for some another book. In the meantime, this book aimed for general knowledge about UFOs will do just fine.

[Lovely Loveday]

Evidence of Extraterrestrials Over 40 Cases Prove Aliens Have Visited Earth by Warren Agius. A book full of mystery and intrigue that goes well beyond Roswell. Not everyone knows about the lights over Washington D.C., Lubbock Lights or the Tic Tac in California. Each incident is described in detail then follows up with the investigation and the outcome. You will definitely like this book if you enjoy reading or watching shows about alien sightings or encounters.

[Margret Stadig · Rating 1 out of 5]

Let’s us start with the pros: I didn’t realize how many UFO cases there have been that can’t easily be explained away by known phenomena. That was very interesting.

Now for the cons: at first I thought this book was adding additional information to the stories told. It is not. It is simply summarizing all the other reports out there. This only marginally annoyed me until I realize his utter lack of additional research. He mentions that a crash would have been found in Lake Superior. Any google search would have told you why that is ridiculous. So because of that, this book annoyed me. The final nail that made me really dislike this book was his only “evidence” was “well they are a reliable source”. Now understand, I am not saying these witnesses are lying, I am saying that my word (and that of half the human species) is ignored simply due to how I look. So forgive me if I do not use “credible source” as evidence.

My suggestion, if you read this book, read about the actual encounter and then skip to the next chapter. Skip this authors random and weak ramblings of why he is right. Not my least favorite book this year but close.

[Michael Nabers · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is by far the most informative, non biased books on UFO sightings I've ever read. You can tell the author did his research on all these cases, so much so that I've learned more from reading this book than I did watching any documentary. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone seeking the facts on UFO encounters.

[Melinda Anders]

Warren Agius has over 4o stories of UFO's through the years. He has it broken into different categories so you could just read what you are interested in or you can read the whole book. If you have an interest in UFO stories you will like this book.

[Ietrio · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is a mediocre collection of sci-fi short stories. Not very interesting and all turning towards conspiracy.

[Amanda]

I never read books about UFO's. But I work at a library and every few months someone wants help finding the UFO section, so I've decided to try to make myself familiar with the books. This one is Missing 411 for UFO's--each chapter is a description of a UFO sighting and the author's conclusion. It's very straightforward, no pictures, but with websites and articles sited. I would recommend whether you're a skeptic or not, as the book lets you draw your own conclusions.

[Christopher Owens · Rating 4 out of 5]

Subtitle: Over 40 Cases Prove Aliens Have Visited Earth

I received an advance reader copy of this book from the publisher through Net Galley in exchange for an honest review.

I’ve been following the UFO/extraterrestrial controversy ever since I was about ten years old. Several of the cases presenting in this book were ones that I had become familiar with in the years since. I had dismissed some of them as uninteresting because they only involved lights in the sky.


While I don’t agree with the author that each and every case related in this book serves as proof that extraterrestrials are visiting Earth (primarily because we have no way of knowing what advanced flight systems various governments have developed), the book does drive home again and again how the U.S. government has pushed nonsensical explanations of UFO incidents on the public without giving serious consideration to the possibilities of extraterrestrial involvement.

I gave Evidence of Extraterrestrials four stars on Goodreads. It’s a good refresher for readers who have followed the UFO phenomena through the years, and for those with less or no familiarity with the subject it’s a good place to start.

[Dawn Thomas · Rating 5 out of 5]

Evidence of Extraterrestrials by Warren Agius

9780738767130

352 Pages
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications
Release Date: March 8, 2021

Nonfiction (Adult), Religion & Spirituality, Alien Sightings, UFOs

This is a book of more than 40 cases. Everyone knows about Roswell but not everyone knows about the lights over Washington D.C., or the Lubbock Lights or the Tic Tac in California. The book describes each incident then follows it up with the investigation and the outcome. The author presents the information in a very descriptive and easy to understand format. I really enjoyed reading this book and could not believe some of the government’s answers to the sightings. Some of the responses were ludicrous. If you enjoy reading or watching shows about alien sightings or encounters, you will definitely like this book.

[Christy Martin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Warren Aglius's book Evidence of Extraterrestrials reexamines many of the classic sightings that fans of UFOs and conspiracy theorists are familiar with. While his book is interesting and fun to read I did not find anything new in the evidence for the theories. Never the less I love reading these stories and believe that there is much to learn about the theorists, ourselves, the government, and potential cover-ups in these classic stories. The book is worth reading for those of us who love conspiracy theories and is entertaining for those who do not.

[Dorie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Whether your a skeptic or a believer, this book is fascinating and well written. UFO case sightings, landings and therories are explored, each with a conclusion about the findings and its believability. A fun read for sure.
As somewhat of a skeptic, I did find several cases to be very provocative and compelling. These five cases I found to be the most "believable" :
Nine UFOs above Mount Ranier in 1947.
Green Fire Balls in December 1948, seen over military and research bases.
McMinnville Oregon sighting on May 11, 1950.
JAL Flight Crew on November 17, 1986.
UFO interference with Nuclear Missiles in March 1967.

This is just my opinion, however. There are many sightings and stories. The factors used when investigating sightings are the Geometrics , psychological well being of the person telling the story and physical evidence. Using that criteria, I found the stories above the most credible of the ones given.
Recommended.

[vicinthemeadow · Rating 5 out of 5]

I went into this book fairly blind on the history of UFO’s/sightings and this was such a great resource to start with!

The type-A in me very much appreciated the structure of the book in chronological timelines of spottings/landings/military involvement and government projects.

Each chapter was to the point, informative, and kept me on my toes fascinated with how much is out there that we just don’t know about (and had me searching up some of the videos!).

Whether you’re new to the world of extraterrestrials or seasoned, this is a great book to add to your collection as a recount of the known history with UFOs!

[Janice · Rating 5 out of 5]

Evidence of Extraterrestrials is a fascinating, well-researched exploration into over 40 compelling cases of alleged alien encounters. His clear writing and thorough analysis make a strong case for the possibility of extraterrestrial visits to Earth. A must-read for anyone curious about UFOs and the unexplained!"

[Nicola Falzon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent read, very easy to follow!!

[Beth Laley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well written and well-researched. This has easily become one of my favourite UFO books.

[Al Cooley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic read. Warren does massive research in his writings. I had the privelage having Warren on my podacast Ghosts In The Valley. I totally enjoy Warren Agius's books. I highly recommend.

[Amory · Rating 1 out of 5]

Idiotic nonsense

[Joe Macko · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book gives examples of how our government is hiding the existence of extra terrestrial visits here on earth. This book lists too many examples of UFOs with capabilities only dreamt of by our government and engineers! The ability to completely close down the nuclear capabilities of a military post can in no way not be considered a threat to our national security!

[Steve Agius · Rating 5 out of 5]

Probably the best researched book on UFO sightings.....highly recommended