BIOGRAPHY
Born: July 7, 1941
Birthplace: Dayton, Ohio

Bill Boshears was considered a gifted child at a very early age. His gifts were discovered while traveling on the road with his his mother was a pro wrestler. It was at one of these events Bill was discovered by a member of the Office of Strategic Services (later renamed as CIA) and was given the opportunity to further develop his abilities, specifically his communication skills with aliens to assist with Allied forces.

Once OSS learned how to used the alien technology, the U.S. government assigned Bill, now 4 1/2 year old, to work side by side with Openhimer on the Manhattan Project developing the Atomic bomb. Shortly after the end of WWII, a six years old Bill assisted in the creation of a computer technology study at MIT.

In the summer of 1947, Bill left MIT prematurely due to what is now known as the Roswell Incident. Using his age as a disguise, Bill was asked to hide several aliens and alien technology in his basement in hometown of Dayton, Ohio. The specimens remained there until 1968 when the specimens were moved to Hanger 18 at Wright Patterson AFB outside of Dayton. Roswell was used as a diversion for those investigating the truth.

Bill left government for the private sector. He went back to MIT, where he was intricately involved in developing voice recognition technology, which he used when composing various published reports within the media and scientific communities. Bill's works were published in fifty-six languages. However, all of his published work was censored due to his early government release under a government non-disclosure agreement.

Frustrated by the lack of freedom, Bill became involved in developing communication technologies, specifically pushing education institutions to gain access to national military funded communication systems, which were a precursor to what is now known as the Internet. Bill sent out "electronic messages" to various educational institutions throughout the nation, informing them of the truth behind what the government is doing with alien technology.

Soon later, Bill disappeared. Bill doesn't remember the 60’s and 70’s.

Bill resurfaced in the early 80s. He still felt a need to speak the truth, so he went into radio. After a few stints at various small local radio stations, Bill was hired by The Big One, WLW. He enjoyed a prosperous career at WLW, expelling the truth on his radio show the SciZone.

Bill's radio career died when WLW was bought out by Clear Channel. Rumor has it, Bill was strongly asked to leave because of "influential political factors."

In the summer of 2007, Bill moved to television. The Scizone can now be seen Saturdays at 11pm on WBQC-TV in Cincinnati. There are plans to syndicate the show nationwide.