Patrick J. Frawley Jr.; Business Magnate

This document consists of an obituary for Patrick J. Frawley Jr., a prominent business magnate who died on November 3, 1998, at the age of 75. Frawley was known for his leadership roles at companies such as Paper Mate Pen Co., Technicolor Inc., and the Schick Safety Razor Co. He later focused his career on addiction treatment through his Schick Shadel Hospitals, which utilized aversion therapy. Born in Nicaragua, Frawley served in the Royal Canadian Air Force before settling in California and becoming a U.S. citizen in 1958. The archival context provided alongside the obituary highlights Frawley's connections to various organizations and figures relevant to UAP-related discourse. Specifically, it notes that Frawley was a co-founder of Sunn Classic Pictures, a production company that released the 1980 film 'Hangar 18,' which depicted a government cover-up of a crashed UAP. The archive suggests that Frawley, a member of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta (SMOM), maintained ties to individuals within the CIA and the American Security Council. The document further references claims made by Col. Philip Corso regarding the encouragement of film production for disclosure purposes and links Sunn Classic Pictures' output—including films about Noah's Ark, psychic phenomena, and ancient aliens—to the broader cultural and intelligence landscape of the era, including the predecessor programs of Project Star Gate.