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Keith Basterfield

Keith Basterfield was born in the United Kingdom.

Keith has been engaged in the field of UFO research since 1968. He began this research while in the United Kingdom, and continued his efforts after relocating to Australia.

Keith was the Continental Co-ordinator for Australia and New Zealand for the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) for a number of years until he stepped down from that position in 1998. He also facilitated the National-level Australian Abduction Study Centre, and is a member of AUFORN (South Australia). Over the years, Keith has been associated with the former U.S.-based Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (APRO) as a field investigator, and in addition, has worked on material for the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies in the US.

His research work and findings have been published in diverse sources including the (former) APRO Bulletin; extensively in the MUFON UFO Journal; the English Flying Saucer Review; Magonia (U.K.); The Australasian Ufologist Magazine, the UFO Research Australia Newsletter, and various European, and South American magazines/journals. Jointly, with Robert E. Bartholomew and George Howard, a piece appeared in the prestigious "Professional Psychology: Research and Practice" (1991).

Keith is a featured speaker at Australian UFO conferences and is sought after by Australian media sources for informed comment about both Australian and International UFO events.

Trained in the Social Sciences, Keith has applied the rigours of the scientific method to both the general, and more specifically, the UFO abduction phenomenon. His work with Robert E. Bartholomew on the potential application of the mainstream psychological concept, the fantasy prone personality caused some controversial debate in the late 80s to early 90s.

Keith has published two books to date. In 1981, his book on Australian UFO reports, Close Encounters of an Australian Kind, was published, and in 1997 a revised version UFOs: A Report on Australian Encounters was released.

In 1968, he engaged in Ufology. He eventually relocated to Australia where he became the Continental Coordinator for Australia & NZ for until 1998.

2003-2008 – Involved with the Disclosure Australia Project identifying Government information on UFOs.

Studies and articles by Keith Basterfield, which are archived on the Australian UFO Research Network web page, are as follows:

1988
The Abduction Phenomenon in Australia

1989
Rosedale Victoria: A Close Encounter

1997
A Catalogue of Australian UFO Entity and Related Reports

1998
Australian UFO Physical Trace Cases - A Review

1999
A Draft Catalogue Of Reported UFO Cases Where Implants are Mentioned

2001
Angel Hair: An Australian Perspective

2002
Waking Paralysed: Abduction or Sleep Paralysis?
Paralysis and the UFO Phenomenon
A Representative Catalogue of UFO Cases Which Involve Paralysis....Part 2

2005
A Catalogue of Australian UFO Entity and Related Reports
Australian Abductions: A Catalogue of Cases
Catalogue of Australian Photographic UFO Reports
A Catalogue of Australian UFO Vehicle Interference Cases
A Catalogue of Australian Physical Trace Cases
A Catalogue of Australian Observations of UFOs from Aircraft Crew Members and Passengers
South Australian UFO Reports Listing

 

Sources:

http://www.vufoa.com/WEBPROTECT-australianufologists.htm
http://www.auforn.com/Kbintro.htm
 
 
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