Dog Leads Woman to an Envelope That Shouldn't Exist: The Pelham Mesa Signal
Dog Leads Woman to an Envelope That Shouldn't Exist: The Pelham Mesa Signal
A sealed white envelope, postmarked 5:47 a.m. the same morning it was found wedged into a desert rock at 7:42 a.m., suggests someone mailed and placed it before sunrise-then vanished. Why did a nine-by-seven grid of sixty-three two-digit pairs and the sentence "THIS WAS RECEIVED AT ZERO TWO FOURTEEN ON THE MORNING OF NOVEMBER FOURTH. I DID NOT SEND IT BACK." appear in town the same day a narrow-band eleven-second signal was logged at 02:14 at Pelham Mesa Observatory?
In this episode, you’ll hear the sequence of events…
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