Calvine Photographer Doxed

 

See here for essential background: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2022/10/calvine-clowns-day-off.html.
Hotel kitchens are a bit infamous in the conspirasphere, thanks to whoever really killed Robert F Kennedy Sr, and their reputation appears well deserved considering the latest developments in the strange case of the Calvine UFO photograph. A good detective always looks on the back of every photo and in this case Craig Lindsay's print has on its reverse the words: Copyright Kevin Russell c/o Daily Record. Glasgow. Therefore it is almost certain this is the name of the enigmatic Cameraèd One. The good news is we know where he worked, the Pitlochry Hotel, what his job was, a chef, and when, 1990. The bad news is that Kevin Russell is a common name and there are over two hundred people called that currently alive in the UK today, let alone other countries. However, Dr David "Marlowe" Clarke has donned his trilby and raincoat and is on the case. He says "I think we are as close as it is possible for anyone to be." Clarke cites an unnamed contact who claims to be a former UK defence intelligence officer; I suspect the same one my own contact revealed to me at the conference I mentioned before. He told Clarke that the mysterious object was a "target designation companion" for the F117 Nighthawk stealth bomber, although he didn't give any further details about what that means. There are no images for target designation companions that resemble what we see in that photo. He said it was a "one-in-a-million chance" that Kevin Russell and his companion were at that location and time to witness the passage of the object and it caused a "stink" in Washington. The object was deployed from RAF Machrihanish which, as I've explained before, is in Argyll, a long way from where the sighting took place. Machrihanish is believed to have been used in the 1990's to test the secret American spyplane, Aurora. The officer also said the Belgian UFO flap that the same year was connected to the Calvine sighting. Clarke has found a connection in the Condign report which is where the term "UAP" comes from. He is convinced that the object in the photograph represents some kind of secret American aviation technology and indeed patents have been filed for projects with a distinct resemblence. Source: https://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/military/secret-behind-best-ever-ufo-sighting-revealed/news-story/105a08c1a7caf70f6f41c477a563fd3a. However, this outcome would be dependent on part of Kevin Russell's testimony being untrue, the bit about the object ascending vertically and silently; aeroplanes just can't do that, no matter how sophisticated. Clarke casually dismisses this element as a "second hand anecdote", but I don't think that is reason to reject it as worthless, and it is only second hand for as long as the originator remains mute. If you, reading this, are the Kevin Russell in question, then could you please contact me? Any information you give me will be held in the strictest of confidence until you decide otherwise. Dr Clarke has totally ruled out a possibility that I still consider quite likely, that the object is in fact an artefact of non-human construction. He is unclear about his reasons for this, but he is known to be a skeptic and also it's connected to what my friend at the conference showed me. I'll write another update as soon as more information is available. I've a feeling it will be soon.
See here for more background: http://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2020/02/ufo-disclosure-portal.html.