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[Jerry Stalheim]

Another new member introduction:
My name is Jerry Stalheim I am in the private security field and am from way up in North Dakota. 

I became interested in this story way back in 1991 while watching a Robert Stack hosted episode of Unsolved Mysteries and seeing Ric talk about this theory and then going to the island and finding the evidence later in an "UPDATE". 

Then I found the Tighar website and have been scouring the wealth of information that has been gathered and am pretty much convinced that THIS is what happen to AE and FN.

I recently finally decided to become a Research Member of Tighar and hope that I can help in anyway to solve the mystery officially.

Thanks,
Jerry

LTM   

[Martin X. Moleski, SJ]

My name is Jerry Stalheim I am in the private security field and am from way up in North Dakota. 

I became interested in this story way back in 1991 ...

That's around the time that I first heard of TIGHAR, too.  But I was just using email mostly.  I didn't start surfing the web until 1995 and didn't find the website until 2000.  Once I did, I was hooked.

[Jerry Stalheim]

  Right, sorry forgot to put in post that I found Tighar website later around 2000ish and have been scouring it every since, but yes I am totally hooked and thank you Martin for replying.  Hope to post and hear more from you and other members in the future.

Thanks
Jerry

LTM

[Jeff Lange]

Welcome Jerry!

The addiction causes us all to join sooner or later!

[Jerry Stalheim]

Thank you for the welcome Jeff I hope to help solve this mystery.

Jerry

LTM

[Don Yee]

Hello.
My name is Don and I'm a university professor (although my field has little to do with the AE mystery). I've been reading the forum for a few years and thought it was finally time to join. As a scientist I can say that the approach Tighar has used meets high standards for how one goes about supporting and refuting a hypothesis. I can't ever recalling reading a post by Ric or other "senior" members here that made me cringe when it comes to interpretation of the data.
Look forward to hearing what else you have to offer and may chime in to offer some ideas.

Keep up the good work.
Don...

[Jeff Lange]

Welcome to the group Don! Always great to have another scholarly type involved. Glad you finally bit the bullet and came aboard!