Want to Know More about UFOs in Missouri? Look no Further.

In case you were wondering if there have been any significant UFO sightings in the State of Missouri, look no further. The following is a list of books that cover the subject. And watch for a new book coming out in 2021 by Missouri MUFON field investigators who will publish their best cases.

The Kansas City UFO Flaps
By Margie Kay, 2017, Un-X Media Publishing

Kansas City is a major UFO hot spot and has been since the early 20th century. In this book, veteran UFO and paranormal investigator Margie Kay presents many of the fantastic UFO sightings and close encounters which occurred during UFO flaps in the greater Kansas City area, focusing on the nationally covered 2011 - 2012 flap, the October 2011 mass sightings and close encounters, and possible abductions. Kay also covers the infamous and unexplained Kansas City Lights, which are still going on to this day. Margie also presents her theory as to why Kansas City has multiple unexplained paranormal events. Kay is a MO MUFON investigator. 

The Fast Movers: Evidence of High-Speed UFOs/UAPs
by MO MUFON Investigators Margie Kay and Wayne Lawrence, and Bill Spicer, 2020, Un-X Media.

New Evidence that UFOs are among us…Prepare to be amazed at stunning proof the UFOs not only exist, but they are among us on a constant basis. In this collaborative effort, three seasoned UFO investigators share their independent investigations, experiences, and opinions, along with photographs of multiple high-speed UFOs that Kay coined "The Fast Movers." These objects are normally invisible to the naked eye, but can be captured on film, and with practice, the viewer can learn how to see them.The reader will learn techniques for capturing these extremely fast-moving inter-dimensional craft using the Quantum UFO Observation Technique with a video or still camera, and find out how to see the craft using Quantum Telepathy or Remote Viewing with the naked eye. See photos taken by Bill Spicer and Wayne Lawrence along with other witnesses, including NASA and the U.S. Navy. The proof is undeniable, and the conclusion is clear - we are not alone, and THEY ARE HERE.

 

"UFOs in Missouri: True Tales of Extraterrestrial and Related Phenomena
By Lee Prosser, 2011, Schiffer Publishing LTD.

See the state of Missouri as you never have before — as a hotbed of UFO activity and paranormal phenomena. From time slips and vortices to extraterrestrials and inter-dimensional beings, the Show Me State appears to be a haven for all things supernatural. Hear about residents who have been "implanted" or experienced missing time. Learn what to say to an extraterrestrial and how to call down a UFO. Visit the many sites of UFO sightings, including Excelsior Springs, Harrisonville, Marshfield, and Northview. Travel to Missouri's own Bermuda Triangle — Joplin, Springfield, and Branson. New perspectives on UFOs, mysterious phenomena, intriguing tales, and scary UFO revelations are just waiting to be explored, as the extraterrestrials beckon. Will you answer their call?

Weird Missouri: Your Travel Guide to Missouri's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets
by James Strait, Mark Moran (Foreword by), Mark Sceurman (Foreword by) 2008, Sterling

GET WEIRD!"Best Travel Series of The Year 2006"--"Booklist""" What's weird around here? Mark Moran and Mark Sceurman asked themselves this question for years. And it's precisely this offbeat sense of curiosity that led the duo to create Weird N.J. and the successful series that followed. The NOT shockingly result? Every "Weird" book has become a best seller in its region! ((Series Sales Points)) This best-selling series has sold more than one million copies...and counting Thirty volumes of the Weird series have been published to great success since Weird New Jersey's 2003 debut

The Cape Girardeau 1941 UFO Incident
by George Dudding, 2015 GSD Publications

A Southern Baptist Minister is drawn into a bizarre, strange, and intriguing mystery when he agrees to lend a hand at an airplane crash outside the city of Cape Girardeau, Missouri during the Spring of 1941 just before the United States enters World War II. There is something strange about the whole incident and the reverend finds himself taking part in a possible military and government cover-up. The events that night will haunt him and his family for years to come.

MO41: The Bombshell Before Roswell
By Paul Blake Smith, 2016, W&B Publishers

MO41, The Bombshell Before Roswell” by Paul Blake Smith, might well be the most exciting, shocking, and impactful event – and now book subject - not just in American history, but all of human history. Did three extraterrestrials really crash-land their circular spaceship on a farm just outside of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, in mid-April of 1941? Was this stunning recovery then taken to a secret hiding place beneath perhaps the most recognizable building in the world? Was an aspect of the scientifically examined alien craft’s propulsion system applied to the U.S. nuclear weapons program to help win World War II? The serious, amazing pre-Roswell claims and quotes, rumors and insights, opinions and documented facts are all examined here, in proper chronological, easy-to-read order, the only book to ever comprehensively explore perhaps the wildest nonfiction story of all time.
The results make up a case that could win in a court of law, or at least in the court of public opinion. You, the reader, decide!

UFO Cold Cases: Missouri: Secret USAF Files, 1952-1968, Declassified
By Dave Toplikar, 2018, davetoplicarbooks.com

Warning: These cases might upset your reality. Straight out of Project Blue Book, these are UFO cases the U.S. Air Force couldn’t explain — real-life X-files from Missouri.They baffled the military and were labeled as "unknowns." Using outside analysts and military personnel, the USAF treated these reports of strange lights, flying saucers and other UFOs seriously. From the late 1940s through the late 1960s, Project Blue Book received more than 12,000 reports. Most were explained away as common everyday objects: planets, tricks of light, balloons, birds, meteors, helicopters or planes. But not all could be identified — 701 reports are still listed as “unknown.”

My Trip to Mars, the Moon and Venus, Buck Nelson, 1956, self-published. 

"We Met the Space People: The Story of the Mitchell Sisters," Helen and Betty Mitchell (Address delivered at the Buck Nelson Convention, June 28, 1959), Saucerian Publications. Out of print, however there is a good article about Buck Nelson here.