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Daryl Morgan... Television Writer, Actor

A Television Staff Writer and Actor in the TV hit "The X Files ... like his other co-writers, Mr. Morgan has contributed much in the Entertainment Industry. Because of his close association to Telivision Writer-Producer, Chris Carter and his co-writer Brother, Glenn Morgan, many of the stories and episodes are based on real stories in a fictious framework. It is not known if Mr. Morgan had any real life experiences in the para-normal and the psychical of which some of his stories are based, it is considered that his brother's real life exposure may have inspired some of his writing as well as an actor in some X Files episodes.

Glenn Morgan... Television Writer, Producer, Former "Unit Nine" Member/Consultant.

A Television-Movie Writer best known with Writer-Producer, Chris Carter of TV's hit "The X Files"... Mr. Morgan has co-wrote many episodes with other co-writers. As an Assoiciate Producer of the X File spinoff TV hit, "Millenium", He and co-writer James Wong has produced a show based on some of his actual true experiences in the Para-normal and Psychical Field. The main character, Frank Black, is a Psychical Consutant/Profiler involved with various U.S. Government agencies by way of "The Millenium Group" trailing down various crimes that have a dark side. In real life, Mr. Morgan was at one time associated with a psychical group called "Unit Nine".    The "Unit Nine" Director, Fred Hansen, introduced Morgan to the various members and associates that made up "Unit Nine". It has been brought up by Hansen, that Morgan was so impressed with "Unit Nine" that he wanted to write a show using it's name.    Because "Unit Nine" was a real group, Hansen asked Morgan not to use the name. Morgan's choice of calling it "The Millenium Group" seems to come close to another name "The LOGUS Group", headed by Psychical Consultant/Analyst and Pioneer Remote Viewer, A. Edward Moch.      Though Moch claims that he never met Morgan, it is a fact that Moch had been a consultant for Hansen and "Unit Nine" from time to time.    Going in this direction, Morgan wrote-produced a shortlived show called "The Others". Based on a ragtag psychical group of individuals involved with certain psychical abilities and skills.    Morgan portrayed a more team-like interaction with every episode. In one particular episode, Morgan does a two-parter on one of it's main characters being a former military "Remote Viewer", and comes close to  portraying the real thing. This episode shows just how deep Morgan may have been exposed and privy to real remote viewers that were in "Unit Nine" and perhaps elsewhere.   "The Others" was an instant hit for it's short lived running. Of the many fan clubs that sprung up... The official "The Others" fan club from NBC and "Ask Lone Wolf" the un-official "The Others" fan club, run by Moch, were tied in First place, both giving informative information on the shows format and it's storyline.    Since then Morgan has also written for the movie screen, along with co-writer, James Wong. Glenn Morgan is also related to fellow co-writer, actor, and Brother, Dayrl Morgan, who also has been associated with Chris Carter and other "The X Files" staff associates.

Herbert Morris... Medical Professional, Former Medical Coreman, U.S. Navy.

A former medical corman in The US Navy during the late 1960's and 70's. Mr. Morris was a witness and a non-participant in a Telepathic/RV type experiment that was being conducted when he was stationed in California. Though it has been noted by Remote Viewing Director, Dr. Russel Targ, from SRI and confirmed elsewhere, that a series of early psychical experiments in what was called "Telepathic Overlays" and other Psychical related were a conducted by The US Navy, this dating back to the 1950's. It is also noted that studies into Naval Dolphin Research experiments in the search and finding of "TO" also in dolphins and other marine mammals under "Project Janus" (See Dr. John Lilly). At the present time, it is not confirm if this was a Naval Remote Viewing Experiment that Mr. Morris observed... but in a discussion with Pioneer Remote Viewier, A. Edward Moch, Mr. Morris also claimed the name he heard was under the name of "Project Sun Dog". The only name that comes close, was the RV conducted by the U.S. Army called "Project Sun Streak". There is also a possibility that what he witnessed might have been a psi experiment called  "Remote Influencing".

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