The Men in Black Ride Again

This compilation of articles from FATE magazine explores the recurring phenomenon of the 'Men in Black' (MIB). The text documents numerous anecdotal reports from around the world, including Argentina, Venezuela, China, and England, describing mysterious, often intimidating figures who appear to witnesses of UFO sightings or researchers investigating such events. The accounts describe these individuals as typically dressed in dark suits, sometimes with unusual physical features or behavior that suggests they are not ordinary humans. The document highlights specific cases, such as the 1983 'P.A.H. Incident' in Argentina, the 1971 encounter in Venezuela involving two physicians and a 60-foot-wide discoid craft, and a 1963 sighting in China involving a young boy. The articles also discuss the evolution of the MIB concept, noting the influence of authors like John Keel and the tendency for these figures to harass witnesses, demand silence, or exhibit behavior that seems disconnected from normal human interaction. Additionally, the document includes a review of Jenny Randles' book 'The Truth Behind the Men in Black' and a personal account by Loyd Auerbach regarding a domestic haunting-like scenario involving an apparition described as a figure in black. The overarching theme is that the MIB phenomenon is a persistent, global, and unsettling aspect of ufology that defies simple explanation.