Glenn Kimball

Biography:

Glenn Kimball has a B.A. in Journalism and an M.A. in Communications. In addition he has successfully completed all course work for a Ph.D. in Communications and passed his doctoral exams, lacking his dissertation. He was the former president of International Exchange School and vice president of two cellular phone companies. Glenn has taught school at Southern Illinois University and was ranked by student evaluations in the top ten instructors at the university. He has been collecting ancient texts since the age of fifteen and is famous for being able to integrate very diverse texts into a contiguous story line.

Due to the censorship of time and doubt, most of the documents and oral stories chronicling the early life of Jesus were destroyed, lost, or forgotten. After 25 years of research, during which Kimball visited museums, Indian tribes, medicine men, and universities, he assembled some of the missing links and unsolved mysteries of Christianity.

Past Shows:

	Leprechauns & Fairies
	Monday March 16, 2009

Author Dr. Bob Curran discussed Irish and Celtic legends, and beings such as fairies and leprechauns. Ireland is known as a particularly mystical place in part because of the ancient Celtics who saw spirits living everywhere within the land, he noted. Excavated bones found in Ireland show a race of smaller people-- possibly pygmy-like aboriginals who lived on the land before the Celts, and this is one possible explanation for how lore about leprechauns began, he said. First hour guest, researcher Glenn Kimball reacted skeptically to a new claim that the Dead Sea Scrolls weren't written by the ancient sect known as the Essenes. ... More
Host: George Noory

	Bigfoot in Ancient Texts
	Sunday June 29, 2008

Ian Punnett welcomed expert in ancient manuscripts, Glenn Kimball, who discussed evidence for intelligent 'ape people' (or Bigfoot) in 2,000 year-old texts. Specifically, he cited a document written by the Essenes called 'Dadam and Mueve,' which he said was taken by Joseph of Arimathea to Great Britain. According to Kimball, the creation tale speaks of a "she-ape" and her relation to "Heavenman." He suggested there were a variety of species on Earth prior to Adam and Eve, and that the ape people may have lived concurrently with the Neanderthals. Bigfoot families sought refuge in caves and caverns during cataclysms, and likely make their home in such environments today, he continued. Other cultures, such as in China and Mexico, may have been aware of these large creatures, he noted.In contrast to researchers such as Jeffrey Meldrum (see article below), Kimball contends that Bigfoot are an intelligent species similar to humans, rather than just an undiscovered animal. ... More
Host: Ian Punnett

	Variety Show
	Wednesday June 4, 2008

A special evening featured four separate guests covering such topics as spy chips, ghosts, food & energy, and ancient Lemuria. In the first hour,privacy advocate Katherine Albrecht reported on how cell phones can be used to track people's locations without their consent. A cell phone sends out a location beacon every 15 minutes, but this can be subverted by turning your cell phone off, she said. Bluetooth headsets have even less location privacy she noted. Appearing in the second hour, ghostbuster Mary Ann Winkowski described her work communicating with the deceased at their funerals. She noted that spirits often linger at the photo collages increasingly used at funerals in order to hear what people say about particular images. Of late, people seem to be dying at younger ages as though they're in a hurry to move on, she commented. Author Howard Bloom joined the show in the third hour to offer analysis on the oil and food crisis. Blaming food riots ... More
Host: George Noory

	Visitors from Altimar
	Monday March 31, 2008

Joining the show during the last two hours, was Dr. Richard Boylan, ananthropologist specializing in the 'star visitor' phenomenon and 'Star Seed' children. He shared his announcement that 12 environmental scientists from the planet Altimar arrived in January to help deal with Earth's environmental crisis.According to Boylan, the delegation traveled from their planet Altimar which orbits a red dwarf star some 6-7 light years from us, and landed at a location in North America. Boylan said he was at the landing site when the ship arrived in "cloaked" form, though he could see the "energy" of their vehicle.The beings are humanoid, but have larger heads and eyes and diminutive noses and ears. They had some human genetics spliced in to allow them to adapt to life here, he added. For more on the Altimarians and their mission, see Boylan's statement. A total of 1,483 star races have made contact with Earth, Boylan declared. He also noted that a number of non-human races co ... More
Host: George Noory

	Alternate Quranic Text
	Saturday January 19, 2008

Expert in ancient manuscripts, Glenn Kimball discussed the life and times of Islamic Prophet Muhammad, the origin of the Quran, and new information about a lost photographic archive of an alternate Quranic text.According to Kimball, there are six different versions, or recitations, of the Quran. The recitation used by contemporary Muslims comes from the time of Uthman, a third-generation Caliph after Muhammad, he explained. Muslims believe the Quran has been passed down without error or change since it was first revealed to Muhammad in the seventh century.Remnants of the some of the very first Quranic texts were discovered by two German scientists during an archaeological excavation in Yemen prior to World War II, Kimball reported. These older "more eloquent" versions were photographed then concealed by Hitler so as not to upset his Islamic 'allies,' with whom he shared a mutual disdain of the Jews, Kimball said. Existence of such alternate Quranic manuscripts suggest t ... More
Host: Ian Punnett

	In the Year 2012...
	Saturday September 15, 2007

Expert in ancient manuscripts, Glenn Kimball, discussed what the Mayans and other ancients recorded on their calendars about the year 2012, and the grand implications of what could be in store for humanity. ... More
Host: Ian Punnett

	Watchers, Aliens & Hallucinogens
	Thursday May 31, 2007

Expert in ancient manuscripts Glenn Kimball intertwined such topics as alien visitation, the Watchers, DNA, and hallucinogenic experiences. ... More
Host: George Noory

	The Lost Tomb
	Monday February 26, 2007

Four guests reacted to the claim that Jesus' tomb may have been found. ... More
Host: George Noory

	Ancient American Objects
	Wednesday February 7, 2007

During the first three hours, expert on ancient manuscripts, Glenn Kimball discussed his latest work deciphering North American tablets and artifacts and how they connect the Americas with the ancient world. ... More
Host: George Noory

	Ancient Texts & Discoveries
	Tuesday August 15, 2006

Historian Glenn Kimball discussed various topics related to ancient texts, Jesus, the Middle East and pyramids. He claimed that Jesus was actually a stone mason rather than a carpenter and that he traveled to America before the crucifixion. "We've lost sight of the history of our own continent," commented Kimball, who believes that the Ark of the Covenant may actually reside in Arkansas. Ancient trade routes were far more extensive than what is generally realized, he added. While finding the Gospel of Judas to be an authentic ancient text, he does not view its information as being completely accurate. Jesus told Judas he would betray him because Jesus had the gift of seeing into the future, not because Jesus requested that Judas do this, Kimball explained. He also shared that Da Vinci had access to the Vatican's library and gleaned some of his futuristic ideas from reading suppressed prophetic writings. The Bosnia pyramid, which is taller than the Great Pyramid at Giza, is a m ... More
Host: George Noory

	Da Vinci Code Roundtable
	Monday May 29, 2006

Scholars of ancient manuscripts and legends, Laurence Gardner, William Henry, and Glenn Kimball shared their reactions to the ideas presented in The DaVinci Code, Dan Brown's popular book which was recently turned into a movie.Gardner commented that in Brown's novel there is a murkiness blending fact and fiction, and that he is definitely wrong in stating some items as factual in his introduction--such as details about the Priory of Sion. The three guests concurred with the theory that Jesus married Mary Magdalene. This is not what has been traditionally taught, so the revelation upsets the church hierarchy, said Gardner. Yet Kimball commented that every nun considers herself to be a "bride of Jesus." As evidence for the marriage, Gardner cited the New Testament's description of Mary Magdalene's anointing of Jesus' feet with oil. This was a long-standing wedding ritual, he said. Kimball believes Jesus and Mary had several children, including a daughter named Sarah (though this ... More
Host: George Noory

	Kolbrin Prophecies
	Saturday December 17, 2005

Expert in ancient manuscripts, Glenn Kimball, discussed the origin as well as the stories and dire prophecies of The Kolbrin, an anthology of ancient wisdom books found in the Glastonbury Abbey during the 12th century.The documents were written during the intertestamental period, Kimball explained, and its final form was intact by the beginning of the second century A.D. He said The Kolbrin was used as a textbook in religious schools throughout Great Britain and taught all the way up to the time of the Crusades. The Knights Templar eventually took possession of these documents (to protect them from the likes of King Edward I of England) and redacted The Kolbrin to reflect their point of view, Kimball noted. Kimball shared several stories from The Kolbrin, including its account of Creation, Adam and Eve, and the Exodus. He also talked about a potential threat to Earth from 'The Destroyer,' a large spherical planetoid in orbit around the Sun. Kimball said The Kolbrin prov ... More
Host: Ian Punnett

	Egyptian-American Artifacts
	Saturday July 30, 2005

Historian Glenn Kimball provided updates of his research into ancient manuscripts as well as artifacts found in burial mounds in Southern Illinois (known as "Little Egypt") that may show North America was visited by overseas travelers thousands of years before Columbus set sail.According to Kimball, the Mississippi Valley is home to over 10,000 burial mounds, which contrary to widely held academic opinion were not all left behind by Native Americans. Black market relics found in the region, he explained, depict pharaohs, Moorish sailors, Christ on the cross, Jewish warriors, and Roman military imagery. Further, runes from artifacts found in Illinois, Michigan, California and Utah talk about migrations of people from the Middle East, Kimball said. Kimball is currently working on gaining permission to dig in an area of Illinois where ground-penetrating radar has shown several chambers exist along a 1500 foot underground corridor. He also discussed Atlantis, modern-day May ... More
Host: Ian Punnett

	Round Table: Knights Templar
	Tuesday November 23, 2004

Authors Warren Getler, William Henry, and Glenn Kimball joined together in a round table discussion on the Knights Templar with a special emphasis on evidence for hidden Templar treasure in the United States. The Templars began as a military order whose mission was to protect Christian pilgrims traveling to the Holy Land. Getler suggested their focus eventually shifted to the nine-year task of searching for hidden treasure and religious artifacts buried beneath the Temple Mount, the ancient site of the Temple of Solomon. It is not known what they found there, but whatever treasures were unearthed would have been brought back to their headquarters in France, Getler said. Kimball noted the Templars were able to amass nearly limitless wealth at their treasury in Paris, and used their economic expertise to form the basis for the modern banking system. After being declared heretics by the Vatican and to escape persecution by King Phillip IV, the Templars fled from France to ... More
Host: George Noory

	Mad Cow Disease in America
	Monday August 16, 2004

Dr. Michael Greger, a coordinator with the Organic Consumers Association and investigator Janet Skarbek, discussed Mad Cow Disease which in its human form is called CJD. Greger suggested that the disease started in cows after they consumed diseased sheep parts, which was in their feed. While Europe has outlawed the feeding of slaughterhouse waste to their livestock, it is still being done in the US, as it is cost effective for agribusiness, he noted. This is "corporate greed at the highest level," without regard for public health, commented Skarbek.Tiny protein structures called prions, causes the illness explained Greger, and they can remain infectious even after being cooked at extremely high temperatures. The illness has a very long incubation period, where a person may not become sick until 10-20 years after being exposed, he added, noting that the riskiest products are cheap processed meats, such as those used in fast foods. Skarbek advocated for more testing of cows for t ... More
Host: George Noory

	Discovering Egypt
	Monday March 22, 2004

Historian Glenn Kimball (Ancient Manuscripts/phone: 1-801-263-7889 or 1-801-595-6322), fresh from a trip to Egypt, discussed his research there investigating several tombs and sites. He spent time with Zahi Hawass who told him that only 30% of possible excavations of Giza Plateau had been uncovered, and that the "most precious secrets are in the future," waiting to be revealed. One such spot, a new tomb discovered beneath a causeway, is thought to hold items of interest, because it's in a location that has never been looted.Kimball said that he has established a permanent relationship with Egypt and will be spending a great deal of time there. Impressed by the warmth and compassion of the locals, he noted that "Egypt is a harbor of history," and has an impressive depth of culture extending back 5,000 years. ... More
Host: George Noory

	Hidden History of Christmas
	Thursday December 18, 2003

Author Glenn Kimball (website)shared his research into the mysteries of Christmas, as the main guest on Thursday. "We have inherited the Christmas we celebrate from an amalgam of sources," he said, noting that some traditions associated with the holiday date back to 2300 BC, and that the date of December 25th was first celebrated in honor of the ancient King Nimrod's birthday. Christ was actually born in 6 BC in early April, Kimball said, and the Star of Bethlehem seen in the sky at that time was a "merger of Jupiter and Saturn," that was so bright it could still be observed at noon. Interestingly, he noted that Christ was married and had children with Mary Magdalene, and later he resurfaced around the time of 530 AD, at King Arthur's Court. Kimball, who said he is working on a new book called "Words of Jesus," refuted the idea of recent C2C guest James Arthur who contended that Christ was actually a metaphor for magic mushrooms. Beyond the Bible, there are "tens of thousand ... More
Host: George Noory

	Angels and the Undead
	Thursday September 11, 2003

Researcher Glenn Kimball (ancientmanuscripts) appeared on Thursday's show to discuss various entities from the other side including angels, the undead, and the resurrected. Differentiating the three groups he said "the undead," were a rare breed that were born as humans but never died, the resurrected came back to life after death, and angels were never born as humans in the first place. The prophet, priest and king known as Melchizedek was an example of the undead, Kimball said. Some evidence suggests that this being was actually Merlin the Magician, from King Arthur's day, he claimed. Further Kimball intimated that Melchizedek could still be alive, and may have paid him a crucial visit, just as he was about to toss out his manuscript about the hidden life of Jesus. Kimball also discussed the prophetic visions of George Washington, who while in Valley Forge, was said to look up and see a being standing in front of his table. Washington recounted a "vision of three different conf ... More
Host: George Noory

	Ancient Finds in the Americas
	Saturday June 21, 2003

Author and researcher Glenn Kimball (ancientamerican) joined Barbara on Saturday night for a discussion about unusual archeological finds from the ancient Americas. Theseincluded a giant mummified head, and white red-haired Indians in Bolivia. ... More
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	Ancient Texts
	Tuesday April 8, 2003

"There are five million ancient texts that deal with Christ and the apostles," said Glenn Kimball (ancientmanuscripts) an expert on arcane manuscripts, who appeared on Tuesday's show. In addition to offering lore about the life of Jesus, Kimball discussed the ancient history of the Americas, which he believes may have been visited by everyone from the Vikings, to the Egyptians to England's King Arthur. "We are people that bury our own history. We have institutionalized that part of history out of existence," Kimball said, explaining why these visitations aren't more widely known or accepted. Among Kimball's revelations about Jesus, were that he fathered children and also traveled to Tibet and India before his return to Jerusalem. Upon his resurrection, Kimball said texts refer to "multiple resurrections" taking place simultaneously. Orders were made to "seal the tombs of Rome to keep the dead from walking the street," Kimball said, who connected the subsequent All Saints Day (Hallow ... More
Host: George Noory

	Hidden Life of Jesus
	Friday December 11, 1998

Art Bell is joined by researcher Glenn Kimball who discusses the hidden life of Jesus. ... More
Host: Art Bell