Dates are included only where the archive has a source pointer. Entries marked allegation are retained because they shaped the story, but they are not treated as established events.

1979

Claimed accidental discovery

ESJ/FUNET narratives describe Hutchison in a Vancouver-area high-voltage lab, with the first effect discovered accidentally while working around Tesla-style equipment. Narrative source

1980

Pharos Technologies context

Hathaway's LADS narrative says Pharos Technologies was formed by Hathaway and Alex Pezarro to promote what they called the Hutchison Effect or Lift and Disruption System. Third-party narrative

1984

LADS presentation material

The LADS account describes graphs created in 1984 for parties interested in funding the technology. Documented claim

1990-02-24

Canadian seizure story

Rense/Geocities reports claim a Canadian government seizure and a court order. The archive has not located primary court, police, or contemporaneous press confirmation. Allegation

1991-03-01

INSCOM FOIA/Privacy Office letter

The semi-official document scan includes an INSCOM letter referencing Hutchison's 1990 letter and FOIA process. Letter scan

1991-05

PACE issue metadata

PACE Volume 6 Number 2-3 issue metadata lists a Hutchison Effect item. Bibliographic pointer

1991-10-08

Army Materiel Command letter

The Hutchison letters file includes a U.S. Army Materiel Command response to Hutchison's FOIA request. Letter scan

1992-04-16

ESJ #04 published

Cay Library metadata says ESJ #04 includes "The Hutchison Effect" and "Rainbow in the Lab: The John Hutchison Story." Official metadata

1993-08-16

ESJ #09 published

Cay Library metadata lists Hutchison apparatus material and a Hutchison article in ESJ #09. The local corpus includes the ESJ apparatus scan. Source anchor

1995-05

R&D Innovator article

The research log includes a May 1995 R&D Innovator article mirror titled "You're on Your Own When You Violate the Laws of Physics..." Secondary

1999-10-21

INSCOM response to Brian Allan request

A FOIA scan includes an INSCOM response about a September 1999 request concerning the Hutchinson Effect. Letter scan

2000-03-17

Apartment raid story

Rense/Geocities material claims a New Westminster apartment raid. Primary law-enforcement or court records are still needed. Allegation

2002-05-23

FUNET archive project note

FUNET describes an effort to collect papers, documentation, video, audio, articles, interviews, and other material, while noting that much material was not online. Archive index

2005-09-11

Tim Ventura article

The local research corpus logs Tim Ventura's "The Ultimate Hutchison" as a secondary narrative source. Secondary

2012-05-03

Uraninite sample report

The corpus logs Steve Colbern's preliminary analysis report on a Utah uraninite sample after claimed exposure to a JH device. Chain of custody and independent confirmation remain open. Third-party report

2024-2025

Long-form footage mirrors

The media-provenance table logs Odysee, Patreon, Rumble, 3Speak, and StemGeeks references to long-form or rare footage. These are provenance leads, not controlled-test records. Media lead

Sources used on this page

Official metadata Product metadata

Cay Library ESJ #04 product metadata

Metadata for ESJ #04, published April 16, 1992, listing Hutchison-related articles by George Hathaway and Jeane Manning.

Official metadata Product metadata

Cay Library ESJ #09 product metadata

Metadata for ESJ #09, published August 16, 1993, listing Hutchison Effect apparatus material and John Hutchison material.

Archive index Archive index

Hutchison Effect Archive at FUNET

Early-2000s archive project explaining that much source material was still being collected and that copyright restrictions limited publication.

Unverified allegation Article mirror

Raid at gunpoint report

Self-published suppression/raid narrative. Use only as allegation until court, police, or contemporaneous press records are located.