Linda Moulton Howe

Linda Moulton Howe is an American investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker recognized for her extensive work in ufology and her exploration of various conspiracy theories. Born Linda Ann Moulton, she pursued higher education in English Literature and Communication, earning a master's degree from Stanford University. Her early career involved producing documentaries on environmental issues. Howe gained significant recognition with her 1980 documentary "A Strange Harvest," which proposed that unusual cattle wounds were the result of extraterrestrial beings harvesting body parts and suggested government complicity. This film earned her a Regional Emmy Award and solidified her reputation as a prominent advocate for these ideas.

Howe's subsequent work has largely focused on unexplained phenomena, including UFO sightings, crop circles, and alien abductions. She has produced numerous UFO-related programs and has been a frequent guest on media platforms discussing her theories. Howe has presented her findings and speculations, including the idea that alien intelligences are influencing Earth and that advanced alien technology might allow for manipulation of space and time. While some critics have described her interpretations of evidence as credulous, others have recognized her as a significant figure in UFO investigation.

Linda Moulton Howe transitioned from environmental documentaries to a career focused on ufology and conspiracy theories. Her 1980 documentary, "A Strange Harvest," was pivotal, suggesting that unexplained cattle mutilations were linked to extraterrestrials needing biological material and implying government involvement. This work garnered her a Regional Emmy and established her as a leading voice in the field. Howe has consistently investigated and presented theories surrounding UFOs, alleged alien encounters, and purported government cover-ups. She has stated her conviction that extraterrestrial intelligences are impacting our planet and has explored concepts like advanced alien technology capable of bending space and time to facilitate interstellar travel.

Throughout her career, Howe has produced a substantial body of work related to UFOs and unexplained phenomena. Notable productions include "Earth Mysteries: Alien Life Forms" and "UFO Report: Sightings," the latter of which led to the "Sightings" series on the Fox network. She has also been a frequent guest on prominent media programs such as "Coast to Coast AM," "Larry King Live," and "The O'Reilly Factor," as well as appearing on various documentary specials and series like "Ancient Aliens." Howe also hosts a continuing weekly broadcast on YouTube, maintaining an active presence in disseminating her research and perspectives on these subjects.

Howe's investigative efforts extend to a range of phenomena she terms "unexplained." This includes detailed examinations of cattle mutilations, crop circles, and alleged alien abductions, often linking them to extraterrestrial activity. She has proposed that certain photographic evidence of crop circles reveals mysterious energy signatures, though this interpretation has been challenged by critics who attribute such phenomena to photographic artifacts or misinterpretations. Her work often involves presenting eyewitness accounts and what she considers compelling evidence for the existence of alien life and its interaction with humanity.

“I am convinced that one or more alien intelligences are affecting this planet”