Below: The letter that Larry Warren presents as evidence which backs up his claims. The signature appears to look as if it was written after the postmark was made. This would be impossible if the item was legitimate as the address would need to be filled in prior to the letter being posted and postmarked.

Below: the N in Warren: It appears to go over the postmark. There is no physical trace of any ink bleeding over the blue ink to suggest the stamper overlays the signature. In fact it appears to look quite the opposite.

Doing the math on the bookeeping claims…………things don’t add up……..

Below: Left: Larry claims this is his mothers handwriting. Right: The alleged Lennon letter of provenance. The zeros appear to be sitting off at an angle on both samples.

The next thing I noticed was the aircraft on the envelope. Its a Convair F102 Delta winged jet, first brought into service as far back as 1955. It was operational up until 1979. The canopy design is unique to that aircraft. Note who can I bullshit today! ends an a statement rather than a question.

I also found another USAF envelope which showed a different type of aircraft depicted and it became apparent that obtaining one was relatively easy process on Ebay. It was also apparent that the envelope design was updated from time to time.

In this early interview with Warren, he states that he ran to a phone box called his mother and he says, Quote: To the best of my recollection ,

“I said :Mom your never believe what I saw last night, I saw a UFO that landed on the base….And I realised she was not answering me… I was talking to nothing- she was gone.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYBRWADPh-Q

also, Larry also mentions that he wrote home  telling his mother about the events.

Not content with simply informing everyone that he has letter evidence, he also is quick to reinforce the fact that the letter is postmarked and everything.

Larry used that same phrase back in the 90’s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYBRWADPh-Q

and he used it in 2014…

But retired detective Gary Heseltine is adamant that the letter is a genuine document. Time to reevaluate that belief Gary.

Believing isn’t proof.