Ted Loman, a UFO researcher, television producer and talk radio host, experienced a life-changing accident in 1989 while melting silver. Afterward, he travelled to Sandpoint, Idaho to visit his parents. While there, his father read to him about cosmic advances in the universe and the role UFOs played in them. By the time Ted returned to Arizona, he was convinced as to the authenticity of what he'd heard, and continued in depth studies and research into the UFO phenomenon.

After talking with, and interviewing numerous people from around the world and assembling copious amounts of data, he felt the public needed and had a right to this information. Thus was the beginning of UFOAZ and "UFOAZ Talks", a weekly, one hour live television program, later followed by "Off The Record", also a live television program. UFOAZ is highly respected in the field nationally and internationally, and the television series is seen in ten states across the country. Throughout his years of producing UFOAZ, he has won numerous awards such as Best First Time Producer, Best Live Television Show and Non-Local Series of the Year. In addition to his radio and television work, Ted has produced several documentaries. His recent project, "It Fell From The Sky" is one of this year's Film Festival entries.

THE UFO CRASH AT AZTEC
AND OTHER CRASHES IN THE SAME VICINITY AND TIME PERIOD

Today, Ted's presentation will cover the UFO crash at Aztec, New Mexico in 1947. New information and documents have recently been produced on this event, as well as 5 other crashes, which all occurred in the 4-Corners area . . . all within a 6 month period.

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