CLAIM-830002reported
“Witness to Roswell is a well-researched, well-documented, and well-written account of a very important issue.”
CLAIM-830003reported
“If even 5 percent of the events described by this book actually happened, it would be Earth-shattering.”
CLAIM-830004reported
“This book is the closest to the truth about the Roswell Incident you will ever stumble upon.”
CLAIM-830005reported
“The recovery of a UFO outside of Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947.”
CLAIM-830006reported
“An unidentified flying object.”
CLAIM-830007reported
“The government's actions and cover-ups related to the Roswell Incident.”
CLAIM-830008reported
“People who were present during the Roswell Incident.”
CLAIM-830009reported
“A Boeing engineer called in to examine the exotic wreckage from the crash.”
CLAIM-830010reported
“The location where the incident occurred.”
CLAIM-830011reported
“The nurse who ordered the children's caskets.”
CLAIM-830012reported
“An Apollo astronaut and founder of IONS.”
CLAIM-830013reported
“Executive producer of Roswell, the Showtime original movie.”
CLAIM-830014reported
“An Air Force veteran and author.”
CLAIM-830015reported
“Former codirector of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies.”
CLAIM-830016reported
“A television show.”
CLAIM-830017reported
“I grew up and went to school in the Pecos Valley of eastern New Mexico.”
CLAIM-830018reported
“The Roswell Daily Record on July 8 proclaimed the recovery of a crashed alien spacecraft on a ranch northwest of Roswell.”
CLAIM-830019reported
“That news caused quite a stir in the small communities in the Pecos Valley, until the following day when the story was retracted after the officials at the local Air Force base declared it was just a crashed weather balloon.”
CLAIM-830020reported
“The official denial of anything really interesting might have worked had it not been for the close relationships prevailing in the community, such that everyone knew (or knew someone who knew) everyone for fifty miles around.”
CLAIM-830021reported
“During a few of these visits I encountered or was approached by individuals whom I refer to as “old- timers.” Also, I was sometimes approached by their relatives of my age, who wanted to discuss the Roswell Incident.”
CLAIM-830022reported
“During this period I also met Jesse Marcel Jr., the son of Major Jesse Marcel, the intelligence officer from the Roswell air base who had been on the scene of the crash and brought some of the material home for viewing by his wife and son before taking it to the base.”
CLAIM-830023reported
“These individuals, plus others related to the Roswell funeral home, the sheriff’s office, and the press and radio media at the time, made passing reference to their knowledge of the reality of the Roswell Incident at various social events I attended in that period of the early 1970s.”
CLAIM-830024reported
“It was not until many years later, when Stephen Greer and other investigators of UFO events began making a concerted effort for disclosure of alien presence, that I began to think more deeply about these early events and conversations.”
CLAIM-830025reported
“During the past three decades, well-credentialed and competent investigators, particularly the authors of this volume, have made a compelling case, not only for the Roswell Incident, but also alien visitation in general.”
CLAIM-830026reported
“A severe thunder and lightning storm raked central New Mexico. During the height of the storm, local ranchers would later describe hearing a loud explosion that did not sound like the other thunderclaps.”
CLAIM-830027reported
“A few days later, the U.S. Army Air Forces (as the U.S. Air Force was called until later that year) electrified a nation and the world by issuing a press release announcing that its 509th Bomb Group at the Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF), located just south of the sleepy New Mexico town of Roswell, had “captured” a flying saucer that had crashed nearby.”
CLAIM-830028reported
“The press immediately lost interest, and the story quickly died. Outside of the occasional rumor, the story was then forgotten and remained buried for the next thirty years.”
CLAIM-830029reported
“Then, in 1978, the intelligence officer of the 509th Bomb Group at the time of the incident broke the silence by publicly stating that what crashed outside of Roswell in 1947 was no weather balloon, but something “not of this Earth.””
CLAIM-830030reported
“Project Mogul and “dummies- from- above” continue to be the Air Force’s “explanation” for the Roswell crash.”
CLAIM-830033reported
“The sheriff of Chaves County, George M. Wilcox, for which Roswell is the county seat and who was used by our military to assist them in the cover-up, passed away in 1961.”
CLAIM-830034reported
“The FBI memo suggested that a lie had been perpetrated upon the public at the staged press conference, and that the flight transporting the Roswell wreckage from Fort Worth Army Air Field (where it stopped after leaving the RAAF) to Wright Field in Dayton, Ohio, had not been cancelled, as General Ramey had dramatically declared to the press.”
CLAIM-830035reported
“The Department of Veterans’ Affairs estimates that veterans of World War II, whose numbers include most of those involved in the Roswell Incident, are leaving us at a rate of about 1,500 per day.”
CLAIM-830036reported
“The telex that was held in the hand of the architect of the Roswell cover-up himself, General Ramey, during his aforementioned press conference, which seems to tell a different story from the one he was giving to the press.”
CLAIM-830042reported
“It’s kind of hard to believe. It looks to me like something landed here... but if it landed here, I don’t see any tracks... I don’t know how anything could have landed and not leave tracks.”
CLAIM-830043reported
“For God’s sake! What in the hell is this stuff made of? It can’t be plastic... don’t feel like plastic... but it just flat feels like metal... I never saw a piece of metal that thin that you couldn’t bend.”
CLAIM-830044reported
“I don’t know what we’re doing, but I do know this, I never talked to you in my life, not out here.”
CLAIM-830045reported
“You and I never saw this. You and I have never been out here. We don’t see any military people out here. We don’t see any vehicles out here.”
CLAIM-830046reported
“They’re coming in for that box.”
CLAIM-830047reported
“The plane, a four-engine C-54 as identified by Rickett, came in right as scheduled.”
CLAIM-830048reported
“Cavitt personally handed over the box to two passengers from the plane that Rickett described as “CIC- types,” who signed for it and boarded with the box.”
CLAIM-830049reported
“They still haven’t found out yet just what that [foil-like debris] was.”
CLAIM-830107reported
“Montoya described the beings as 'short, only coming up to my chest.'”
CLAIM-830108reported
“Montoya was a little guy himself, which would mean that they were about 31/2 feet tall.”
CLAIM-830109reported
“They were skinny with big eyes shaped like tear-drops.”
CLAIM-830110reported
“The mouth was real small, like a knife-cut across a piece of wood.”
CLAIM-830111reported
“They had large heads.”
CLAIM-830112reported
“Their skin was a pale white and that they had no hair.”
CLAIM-830113reported
“Each wore a silvery, tight-fitting, one-piece flight suit.”
CLAIM-830114reported
“They had four long, thin fingers [on each hand].”
CLAIM-830115reported
“They had large [for their size], bald heads.”
CLAIM-830116reported
“They were so skinny that they didn’t look human.”
CLAIM-830117reported
“They were taken over to the base hospital.”
CLAIM-830118reported
“The little men were in the hospital.”
CLAIM-830119reported
“Confidentially, they shipped everything to Texas, and those little guys are in the hospital.”
CLAIM-830120reported
“If they talked to anyone about what happened at the base the day before, he would call them liars.”
CLAIM-830121reported
“If you talk about it, someone, maybe not the FBI, but someone would call you a liar.”
CLAIM-830122reported
“The press release would seem more like a preemptive attempt by the general to personally make sure the press got it right.”
CLAIM-830123reported
“The media accepted the general’s assessment.”
CLAIM-830124reported
“Would they buy his explanation for what was found outside of Roswell a year later?”
CLAIM-830125reported
“The New York Times claimed that the story began to change 'within an hour' of the original press release.”
CLAIM-830126reported
“Colorado Senator Ed C. Johnson was calling the Denver Post from Washington and telling them that the object found in New Mexico 'may have been either a radar target or a meteorological balloon.'”
CLAIM-830127reported
“The many rumors regarding the flying disc became a reality yesterday when the intelligence office of the 509th Bomb Group of the Eighth Air Force, Roswell Army Air Field, was fortunate enough to gain possession of a disc.”
CLAIM-830128reported
“The lowboy had a tarp on it, and there was something under the tarp. Whatever was under there appeared to be oval-shaped.”
CLAIM-830129reported
“The object had a dome on it, but it was damaged because it was cut off at one end.”
CLAIM-830130reported
“The object was escorted by MPs in jeeps who were holding machine guns.”
CLAIM-830131reported
“The object was approximately 4 to 5 feet wide by about 12 feet long and 5 to 7 feet high.”
CLAIM-830132reported
“The object was silver in color.”
CLAIM-830133reported
“The object was transported on an eighteen-wheel trailer.”
CLAIM-830134reported
“The object was damaged and cut off at one end.”
CLAIM-830135reported
“The object was described as being round or egg-shaped and seamless.”
CLAIM-830136reported
“The object was described as being damaged because it was cut off at one end.”
CLAIM-830169reported
“GET THESE OVER TO THE BASE HOSPITAL—NOW!”
CLAIM-830170reported
“The first book ever published about the Roswell Incident dealt mainly with events surrounding the Corona sheep rancher, Mack Brazel, who initiated the Roswell chain of events when he discovered one of his sheep pastures almost totally blanketed with strange wreckage following a severe lightning storm.”
CLAIM-830171reported
“On the morning Mack Brazel was making history in his Corona sheep pasture, he was accompanied by a seven-year-old neighbor boy, Dee Procctor, who often visited Brazel from an adjoining ranch owned by his parents, Floyd and Loretta Proctor.”
CLAIM-830172reported
“Ed Sain was a private first class in the 390th Air Service Squadron attached to the 509th Bomb Group at the RAAF.”
CLAIM-830173reported
“Raymond Van Why passed away in 2001 at the age of seventy-six.”
CLAIM-830174reported
“LeRoy Wallace was transferred out of Roswell three months later.”
CLAIM-830175reported
“After World War II, twenty-six-year-old Sergeant Frederick Benthal was serving in the Army Air Forces as a photographic specialist at the Anacostia Naval Air Station in Washington, D.C.”
CLAIM-830214reported
“Frankie Dwyer was a twelve-year-old schoolgirl in July of 1947, and her encounter with the bullying and threatening military officer haunts her to this day.”
CLAIM-830232reported
“what he found was certainly 'no weather observation balloon.'”
CLAIM-830233reported
“Lytle told me that he had heard from a highly credible source that the object recovered near Roswell was indeed a crashed extraterrestrial spacecraft.”
CLAIM-830234reported
“General Blanchard mentioned Roswell. He then told a somewhat startled Lytle that an alien spacecraft with four dead humanoid beings aboard had been recovered in July 1947.”
CLAIM-830235reported
“Blanchard’s leave was a screen. It was his duty to go to the site and make a determination. Blanchard couldn’t have cared less about a weather balloon.”
CLAIM-830236reported
“General Ramey was the architect of the weather balloon cover story that chilled press interest in the story for three decades.”
CLAIM-830237reported
“Retired General Arthur E. Exon described to us what happened after the flight reached the FTD. Exon, then a lieutenant colonel, was an administration student in technology at the FTD.”
CLAIM-830238reported
“The metal and material was unknown to anyone I talked to. Whatever they found, I never heard what the results were.”
CLAIM-830239reported
“General Exon’s experience with the recovered Roswell remnants wasn’t limited to the work at Wright Field either.”
CLAIM-830240reported
“Blanchard clandestinely moved his office to one of the enlisted men’s barracks on the base to get away from the press.”
CLAIM-830241reported
“General Ramey and the people at Roswell decided to change the story while they got their act together and got the information into the Pentagon and into the president.”
CLAIM-830257reported
“I saw three little people. They had large heads and at least one was alive!”
CLAIM-830258reported
“The creature was under 5 feet tall, human-like but with longer arms, larger eyes, and an oversized, hairless head for its small frame.”
CLAIM-830306reported
“Witness to Roswell is a well-researched, well-documented, and well-written account of a very important issue.”
CLAIM-830307reported
“If even 5 percent of the events described by this book actually happened, it would be Earth-shattering.”
CLAIM-830308reported
“This book is the closest to the truth about the Roswell Incident you will ever stumble upon.”
CLAIM-830309reported
“This anniversary edition includes a growing litany of deathbed confessions describing the “little people” recovered at the crash site.”
CLAIM-830310reported
“The identity of the Boeing engineer called in to examine the exotic wreckage from the crash.”
CLAIM-830311reported
“What really took place at the Roswell base hospital and what nurse actually ordered the children’s caskets.”
CLAIM-830312reported
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CLAIM-830313reported
“Donald R. Schmitt is the former codirector of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies, where he served as Director of Special Investigations for a decade.”
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