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Books by this person include:

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1940	Cantril, Hadley “The Invasion from Mars” (1940) (available on Amazon USA and on Amazon UK)

 

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1999	Cawthorne, Nigel “The World’s Greatest Alien Abductions” (1999) (available on Amazon USA and on Amazon UK)
2001	Cawthorne, Nigel “The World’s Greatest Alien Abduction Mysteries” (2001) (available on Amazon USA and on Amazon UK)

 

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2005	Chalker, Bill “Hair of the Alien : DNA and other forensic evidence of alien abduction” (2005) (available on Amazon USA and on Amazon UK). Focuses on the abduction experience of Peter Khoury.

 

As noted in Part 3 of Isaac Koi’s “Best UFO Cases” article (i.e. in the Part entitled Existing lists by various individuals), as part of a survey by the Fortean Times in 2007 of various researchers of the ten cases from 1947 onwards that interested them the most, Bill Chalker referred to the following 10 cases, with an indication that the list represents his “personal 'top ten' regional Australasian case list” (Footnote 3.61).

1. 31 August 1954 : Sea Fury case, near Goulbourn, NSW, Australia
2. 23 July 1992 : Peter Khoury “Hair of Alien” DNA case, Sydney, Australia
3. 27 June 1959 : Father Gill sighting (Case 15 in Isaac Koi's “Top 100” article)
4. 30 September 1980 : George Blackwell, Rosedale, Victoria, Australia
5. 8 August 1993 : Kelly Cahill’s abduction experience
6. 19 January 1966 : George Pedley’s UFO nest encounter (Case 99 in Isaac Koi's “Top 100” article)
7. 14 April 1966 : Ron Sullivan’s “bent headlight beam” experience
8. 6 April 1966 : Westall school daylight UFO landing encounter.
9. 1977–78 : Gisborne UFO abduction milieu
10. May – August 1973 : Tyringham Dundurrabin intense UFO flap

Since the top cases in this list are not in chronological order, and since the list begins with Bill Chalker favourite case, the order of the cases may reflect Bill Chalker’s views as to their respective evidential merit.