In heavy particle decays found in cosmic ray interactions recorded in the J
ACEE emulsion chambers, multiple electron pairs were previously reported. T
hese pairs apparently originated from conversions of photons emitted in the
decays. It is difficult to explain the overall properties of these decays
in terms of known heavy particle decay modes. A recently published compilat
ion of low-energy nuclear data suggests the presence of excess electron pai
rs with invariant mass of about 9 MeV/c(2), which may be explained by postu
lating the existence of a new neutral boson decaying into the electron pair
. The feasibility of explaining the JACEE electron pairs with this hypothes
is is presented.