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  Part Six             Jennifer felt like she was in one of those montages in the movies—when a reporter or a detective went from door-to-door or place-to-place, asking questions to random people. The only thing missing was the peppy orchestral music and those swiping transitions that made the investigation appear quicker than it actually was.             If only it were that way, as she and her U.S. Army team stopped through all of the major studio lots in Hollywood—Warner Bros., MGM, 20th Century Fox, RKO, and Paramount. She tried not to get too starstruck over every famous movie star and film director that she questioned. It was General Powers’ bright idea to do the investigation under the guise of ‘susceptible communist activity,’ which only made the likes of Burgess Meredith and Burl Ives sweat more than they already had.       ...

  Part Five             A week after Bobby Wright’s abduction and reemergence, Route 375 had become a place of interest for the U.S. Army. Officials flooded the scene within the span of two days after detecting strange energy emitting from the scene of the UFO encounter. On the first day, General Martin Powers—a by-the-book WWII veteran—was taking lead of the investigation. But, the following morning, he was informed by the Pentagon that a ‘specialist’ from a clandestine global organization would be handling things.             Powers knew who this specialist was and the ‘top secret’ organization she worked for. There were murmurs of an agreement between the U.S. and British forces shortly after World War II about the establishment of a branch of a secret British organization on American soil. This collaboration was spurred by a series of bizarre encounters across the U...