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Gray Barker movie reveals the man behind the men in black

By Scott Finn

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April 10, 2009 · "Shades of Gray," a new documentary about the West Virginia man behind several UFO legends, premiers Saturday.

You’ve probably heard of the Men in Black – the idea that the government has special agents who investigate UFOs and paranormal activities – and find a way to silence people who know too much.

 

But you might not know that the idea behind the Men in Black originated in a book written by Braxton County native Gray Barker.

 

Now, filmmaker Bob Wilkinson has made a documentary about Gray Barker’s life called “Shades of Gray.”

 

Wilkinson’s movie is being premiered 7 p.m. Saturday at the old LaBelle Theatre in South Charleston.

 

We spoke with Wilkinson about the story behind the man who knew too much.

 

You can find out more information on the movie's Web site.

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