Who is Norio Hayakawa ?

My first interest in Area 51 began in 1987 when I received from a Los Angeles-based writer named

Bill Moore a copy of a satellite photo of Groom Lake taken by the Russians. He sent me a

ten-page research paper on the secretive military base. I was quite fascinated by it.

Subsequently I met Bill Moore at one of his lectures in L.A. In the same year, I attended a

private presentation (which was held at a residence in Los Angeles) given by Bill Steinman who

had written a book entitled "UFO Crash at Aztec" in which a chapter was devoted also to the

mysterious base in Nevada. In October of 1988 I had an opportunity to watch an interesting

2-hour nationally syndicated TV program produced by FOX television entitled "UFO Cover-Up Live"

in which Area 51 was briefly mentioned. Also in October of 1988, a researcher by the name of Tal

Levesque (a.k.a. Jason Bishop) showed me an interesting ad for Amoco Oil Company that appeared

on page 50 of Aviation Week & Space Technology magazine in which it was promoting a new

technology based on new composite materials that would "revolutionize" the aviation industry. A

weird thing was that there was a full-page color "portrait" of a grey "alien" right across from

the page, i.e., on page 51. A strange synchronicity indeed! In the summer of 1989 I was

listening to a late-night Las Vegas radio talk show (the Billy Goodman show, which I could catch

in L.A. area) in which an alleged former government scientist named Bob Lazar was appearing

almost nightly, talking about his work at a secret base just south of Area 51.