Terry Lovelace completed a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a law degree from Western Michigan. He practiced law most of his adult life and served on active duty in the US Air Force from 1973 to 1979. After years of private practice, he accepted a position as Assistant Attorney General for the US Territory of American Samoa. He finished his legal career in 2012 as State’s Attorney for Vermont’s Board of Medical Practice. He now devotes his time to speaking, authoring non-fiction books like Incident at Devil's Den, and writing articles about his experience with UFOs relating back to childhood. He and his wife live in Garland, TX, the actual location covered in the Dallas Morning News article from March 29, 2019: “Why are there so many military helicopters over Dallas?” He has over 100 photographs of helicopters over his property and none bear any markings whatsoever, despite federal regulation requiring specific markings on civilian helicopters.