In May, 2009 the London-based Zig Zag Productions film group (hired by National Geographic TV to shoot the new show) called Nancy, asking her to participate once again. Because of the 2005 show's total failure to honestly inform the public, at the very least about the peer-reviewed data available, Nancy asked for a written guarantee that she would be allowed to withdraw her interview and all graphics if she felt that the "final cut" misrepresented the data or was disrespectful to the scientists whose work had established them.

While waiting to hear if National Geographic TV would provide such a guarantee (they wouldn't) several other long-term crop circle researchers were also being contacted by Zig Zag--and many of them began expressing their concerns. Bert Janssen (www.cropcirclesandmore.com/indexuk.html) has now also written a letter, in which he includes photos he took of a film crew working for Nat. Geo. TV in 2004. He clearly reveals hoaxers pretending to make a crop circle for the cameras--when, in fact, they are just moving around inside a formation which had already occurred a few days earlier. Several other crop circle researchers have also posted statements on their own web-sites.

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