Edward John
From Kook Science
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Born | Edward Joseph John 6 March 1909 San Francisco, California |
Died | 2 July 1979 (70) San Francisco, California |
Nationality | American |
Edward "Ed" Joseph John (March 6, 1909 - July 2, 1979) was an American radio mechanic with interests in the Shaver Mystery and the occult. John was notable as the manufacturer of a telaug-type device known as the Star Mech and for claims regarding eerie phenomena, including the appearance (and disappearance) of large black vehicles that cruised silently and evenly over bad roads, in the region around a ranch house he resided in at Mendocino County, California during the 1930s.
Selected Bibliography
- John, Edward (May 1946), Palmer, Ray, ed., "LET'S FIND THIS CAVE! (Letter to the Editor)", Amazing Stories 20 (2): 171-173, https://hatch.kookscience.com/wiki/Talk:Edward_John#.22LET.27S_FIND_THIS_CAVE.21.22.2C_Amazing_Stories_.2820.2.2C_May_1946.29
- John, E. (Jan. 1947), Layne, Meade, ed., "Phenomena of the Mendocino Mountains", Round Robin (San Diego, Cal.: BSRA) 3 (1): 16-18, https://borderlandsciences.org/journal/vol/03/n01/Mendocino_Mountains_Phenomena.html
- John, Edward (Sept. 1948), Layne, Meade, ed., "Concerning Certain Operations of Magic", Flying Roll (San Diego, Cal.: BSRA)
- John, Edward (June-July 1950), Layne, Meade, ed., "Correspondence of Edward John (on Fire Elementals)", Round Robin (San Diego, Cal.: BSRA) 6 (3)
Reading
- Toronto, Richard (2006), "The House at 475 Fell Street", Shavertron, https://web.archive.org/web/20061007044704/http://www.softcom.net/users/vtown/edjohn.html