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- "According to Mr. ...informant, the saucers were found
- in New Mexico due to the fact that the Government has a very
- high-powered radar setup in that area and it is believed
- that the radar interferes with the controlling mechanism of
- the saucers...each one of the three saucers were occupied by
- three bodies of human SHAPE (Note: this does not con-
- clusively indicate whether they were humanoid or sauroid, as
- both groups are hominoid-shaped - Branton) but only 3 feet
- tall, dressed in metallic cloth of a very fine texture."
-
- -- FBI Memo from agent Guy Hottel., Washington
- Field Office., sent to Director, FBI., March
- 22, 1950
-
-
-
- In their QUARTERLY REPORT, July - September 1990, the 'Fund
- For UFO Research' (P. O. Box 277., Mount Rainier, MD 20712)
- related the following:
-
- "The primary activity during this quarter involved 'Crash
- II,' a conference consisting of investigators and witnesses
- involved in the reported crash and recovery of one or more
- Unidentified Flying Objects. It was the second such conference
- coordinated by the Fund, but it was remarkable because it
- included ten witnesses who had information about the recovery of
- at least one apparent alien craft and bodies outside Roswell, New
- Mexico, in July 1947. (The conference was made possible by a
- special contribution.)
-
- "All the witnesses (with one exception) agreed to be
- identified and to have their statements recorded on videotape for
- archival and other purposes. At the conclusion of the
- conference, the Fund's Executive Committee solicited proposals
- from the investigators, including Stanton T. Friedman, Donald R.
- Schmitt and Kevin Randle, to interview and videotape additional
- witnesses in the Roswell case.
-
- "All of those involved agreed that the information gathered
- at the conference and in subsequent interviews should be
- assembled into a briefing paper and a videotape to be made
- available to Members of the United States Congress. Researchers
- hope to convince an appropriate congressional committee to hold
- hearings requiring testimony from former military employees who
- have refused to discuss their involvement in the event on the
- grounds of national security.
-
- "Schmitt and Randle subsequently submitted a request for
- $6,600 to interview 24 additional witnesses in the Roswell case.
- Another investigator in UFO crash/retrieval cases, Leonard H.
- Stringfield, requested up to $1,500 for further research in the
- Roswell case. An additional proposal to edit the interviews with
- witnesses in the Roswell case at a cost of approximately $2,000
- was submitted, resulting in a goal to raise $10,000 for follow-up
- research in the Roswell case.
-
- "A letter outlining the proposed fundraising campaign was to
- be mailed to all of the Fund's supporters by the end of the year.
- To encourage enough large donations to meet the goal of $10,000,
- copies of the congressional briefing paper would be offered to
- contributors of $50 or more; a copy of the videotape was offered
- to contributors of $100 or more. A report on the progress of the
- fundraising effort will appear in the next Quarterly Report.
-
- "Also during this period, the Executive Committee of the
- Fund received a proposal from noted abduction researcher Bud
- Hopkins to do a statistical study of a selected number of high-
- quality abduction cases. It is hoped that such a study will
- uncover correlations and 'undiscovered links' between key
- elements of abductions. The proposal in its most comprehensive
- form would cost approximately $6,000, which would require a
- substantial infusion of funds to support.
-
- "Also received during the quarter was a proposal by Dr.
- Leslie E. Wong of The Evergreen College in Olympia, Washington,
- for the study of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in
- abductees. This grant proposal for $7,115 would involve follow-
- up research of 50 - 60 respondents to a questionnaire-based pilot
- study of abductees undertaken by two students at the college
- earlier this year. The purpose of the study is to determine
- whether the abduction phenomenon causes PTSD in some abductees.
- Such a finding would make a substantial contribution, not only to
- abduction research, but also to the field of mental health."
-
- Another letter released by the 'Fund' was dated October,
- 1990, and stated:
-
- "Dear Supporter:
-
- "I'm writing to you at a critical time in the history of the
- UFO movement. The issues contained in this letter are extremely
- sensitive, and so I would appreciate your confidentiality.
-
- "Because of your support for scientific research into the
- UFO phenomena, I want to bring you up-to-date on recent events
- which may result in a resolution of the mystery of Unidentified
- Flying Objects.
-
- "As you know, there is a great deal of interest currently in
- the apparent crash of one or more UFOs in New Mexico over 43
- years ago. This event has become the most intensively-
- investigated--and best documented--case in UFO history.
-
- "It came to the public's attention in 1980 with the
- publication of 'THE ROSWELL INCIDENT' by Charles Berlitz and
- William Moore. With the capable assistance of veteran UFO
- investigator and nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman, the authors
- documented that SOMETHING very unusual crashed in the New Mexico
- desert in July 1947.
-
- "Friedman and Moore continued to follow up on new leads and
- uncovered new evidence following publication of the book. During
- the course of their research, they identified nearly 100
- witnesses who had information about the event.
-
- "However, the focus of their investigation changed with the
- release of apparently authentic documents outlining Operation
- Majestic Twelve, a TOP SECRET government research project
- initiated following the Roswell crash. The Fund for UFO Research
- awarded Mr. Friedman a $16,000 grant to investigate the
- documents, and his research into the MJ-12 matter inevitably
- turned up new witnesses in the Roswell event.
-
- "In the meantime, Don Schmitt and Kevin Randle, under the
- auspices of the Center for UFO Studies, decided to reexamine the
- Roswell case and managed to bring the number of first-hand
- witnesses and sources of information to more than 200.
-
- "Earlier this year, the Fund invited Friedman, Schmitt and
- Randle to the Washington, DC, area to discuss the status of their
- research. Also invited were ten first-hand witnesses who agreed
- to record their testimony on videotape. A report on the
- conference, called 'Crash II,' is enclosed for your review.
-
- "As noted in the report, the investigators have identified a
- large number of additional witnesses who have agreed to make
- videotape depositions. The witnesses may even agree to present
- their accounts to Members of Congress.
-
- "Representatives of the Fund are now involved in assembling
- the new evidence (which) turned up at the Crash II conference for
- presentation to appropriate individuals on Capitol Hill. We hope
- this will result in a new inquiry by the Congress into the
- Roswell case.
-
- "As you can imagine, this effort will require financial
- support to be successful. We need to pay for the expenses of the
- investigators to travel across the country and conduct recorded
- interviews with first-hand witnesses. We want to produce a
- videotape which summarizes their testimony to Members of Congress
- and their staffs, so they will be convinced of the legitimacy of
- the case. All told, this phase of the project will cost
- approximately $10,000.
-
- "However, all of our current assets are committed to other
- worthwhile projects; therefore, I am asking for your assistance.
- Your contribution of $100 or $50 will assure us of the funding
- necessary for this project. Even a $25 contribution would help.
- I will continue to keep you informed of further developments.
-
- "Sincerely, Bruce Maccabee, Ph.D. - Chairman..."
-
- And in their QUARTERLY REPORT, October - December 1990, we
- read the following:
-
- "The investigation into the apparent crash of one or more
- UFOs outside Roswell, NM, in July 1947 continued to be the
- primary focus of the Fund's activities during the last quarter of
- 1990.
-
- "The primary goal was to raise at least $10,000 to support
- the costs of the investigators in identifying additional first-
- hand witnesses, to record their testimony, and to produce a
- videotaped record of their testimony. A fundraising letter
- requesting donations for the project was mailed to the Fund's
- supporters; copies of a briefing paper and a videotape were
- offered as premium for contributions of $50 and $100
- respectively. As of December 31, the effort had generated more
- than $16,000 in revenue.
-
- "As a result of the fundraising appeal, we were able to
- compensate investigators Stanton T. Friedman, Kevin Randle and
- Don Schmitt for their costs in conducting interviews with more
- than a half-dozen additional witnesses located in four states.
- Their testimony, in addition to the interviews recorded at the
- Fund's 'Crash II' conference in July, were edited into a 25-
- minute videotape entitled 'Recollections of Roswell.'
- Expenditures for the project at year's end were nearly $10,000.
- The total amount spent on crash/retrieval research in 1991
- exceeded $40,000.
-
- "Having reached its fundraising goal, the Fund is now able
- to make copies of the videotape and briefing paper available for
- purchase by the public (i.e. via the address given earlier -
- Branton)...
-
- "Members of the Fund's Board conducted an extensive program
- of public appearances and media promotion during this period.
- Chairman Bruce Maccabee, Ph.D., spoke at the International
- Conference of New Sciences at the University of Colorado, the
- 'Show Me UFO Conference' in St. Louis, a conference sponsored by
- the Center for Humanistic Studies and the Center for UFO Studies
- in Santa Barbara, CA; and the 'UFO and Space Symposium' in Hakui
- City, Japan. The latter was particularly notable, because it was
- sponsored by the city and endorsed by the Japanese Prime
- Minister.
-
- "Dr. Richard Haines made a presentation on 'Using Concepts
- from UFO Studies to Teach Science and Critical Thinking' at the
- Arizona State Teachers Association annual conference. Board
- members Don Berliner, Richard Hall, Rob Swiatek and Fred Whiting
- attended a conference on 'The UFO Experience' in North Haven, CT.
- And Mr. Berliner reported conducting a total of 39 media
- interviews resulting in more than 27 hours of air time in 1990.
-
- "1991 was a record-setting year for the Fund, in terms of
- both income and expenditures--primarily because of the 'CRASH II'
- conference in July. As a result, the amount spent during the
- year on grants, awards and special projects (such as the Roswell
- case investigation) exceeded $55,000--or nearly 70% of the Fund's
- total expenditures..."
-
- 'CRASH II' SUMMARY REPORT
-
- ***CONFIDENTIAL***
-
- "On July 10-12, 1990, a group of investigators and witnesses
- involved in the Roswell UFO crash case gathered in Arlington, VA,
- at the invitation of the 'Fund for UFO Research' to discuss new
- developments and evidence.
-
- "The purpose of the meeting was to debrief the witnesses and
- investigators on evidence in the case and to record the
- witnesses' accounts on videotape for archival and other purposes.
-
- "The meeting was conducted by David Jacobs, Ph.D., an
- assistant professor of history at Temple University and author of
- 'UFOS IN AMERICA'.
-
- "The investigators included:
-
- "* Stan Friedman, who initiated the investigation into the
- Roswell case and who has continued to pursue the case
- independently; and
-
- "* Kevin Randle and Don Schmitt, who re-opened the Roswell
- investigation two years ago under the sponsorship of the Center
- for UFO Studies, and whose book on the case is scheduled for
- publication this Fall.
-
- "The witnesses were chosen by the investigators based on
- their first-hand knowledge of events associated with the Roswell
- case. Several witnesses had not been known previously to anyone
- in the UFO community. A summary of their testimony follows:
-
- "LORETTA PROCTOR--'Mac' Brazel's closest neighbor who
- recalls Brazel bringing a piece of unusual debris he found on his
- property to her ranch.
-
- "PHYLLIS MCGUIRE and ELIZABETH TULK--daughters of the
- Sheriff in Roswell who was contacted by Brazel after seeing the
- Proctors; both sisters recall seeing a number of Army Air Force
- personnel at their father's office during the period and were
- aware that Brazel was held incommunicado by the military for
- several days.
-
- "JESSE A. MARCEL, M.D.--son of Major Marcel; as an 11-year
- old, he handled the debris his father recovered on the Brazel
- ranch.
-
- "WALTER HAUT--the public information officer at the base who
- issued the news release (on the orders of the base commander,
- Col. William Blanchard) that the AAF had recovered a 'flying
- disc.'
-
- "ROBERT SHIRKEY--the flight operations officer at the
- Roswell Army Air Force base who recalls seeing the wreckage
- loaded on a B-29 with Major Jesse Marcel, headed for Carswell AFB
- in Ft. Worth.
-
- "ROBERT PORTER--a crewman on the plane with Marcel who
- helped load the wreckage.
-
- "JOHN KROMSCHROEDER, D.D.S., and WILLIAM LOUNSBERRY--close
- friends of 'Pappy' Henderson, pilot of a flight which transported
- both wreckage and ALIEN BODIES to Wright Field, who told them
- about his involvement several years before he died.
-
- "VERNE MALTAIS--close friend 'Barney' Barnett who told him
- of finding a damaged craft and dead alien bodies on the Plains of
- San Augustin.
-
- "All of the witnesses were extremely cooperative. We went
- to great lengths to assure them in advance that their testimony
- would be held in confidence and that an attorney would be present
- to provide legal counsel. Such assurances turned out to be
- unnecessary. All of the witnesses (with one exception) agreed to
- be videotaped and signed forms granting permission to the Fund to
- use the information at its discretion.
-
- "Moreover, the witnesses made every effort to distinguish
- between what they knew first-hand and what they heard from
- others. As a result, the videotape record provides an honest and
- vivid account of their recollection of events 43 years ago.
-
- "Although the purpose of the meeting was to record history,
- it also made history: it was the first on-the-record gathering of
- a group of witnesses to the apparent crash and recovery of a UFO
- and alien bodies.
-
- "At the conclusion of the meeting, the Executive Committee
- invited the investigators to submit proposals to conduct follow-
- up research in the Roswell case. The objectives are to record
- videotaped depositions with as many witnesses as possible; to
- edit the videotapes into a viewable presentation for selected
- Members of Congress and/or the news media; and to construct a
- revised timeline of events connected with the events in New
- Mexico in 1947.
-
- "Stan Friedman, Don Schmitt and Leonard Stringfield have
- indicated plans to cooperate in follow-up research. Schmitt's
- request for $6,600 to interview 24 additional witnesses and
- Stringfield's request for approximately $1,500 have been approved
- by the Executive Committee and referred to the National Board.
-
- "In addition, an initial contact has been made with the
- staff director of an important congressional committee and has
- indicated an interest in reviewing evidence associated with the
- Roswell case.
-
- "The goals of the congressional effort are (1) to seek
- immunity from prosecution for current and former military
- employees who have expressed reluctance to talk about their
- involvement in this affair, and (2) to explore the possibility of
- closed-door hearings involving first-hand witnesses with an
- appropriate committee or subcommittee.
-
- "The Executive Committee wishes to express its appreciation
- to the investigators and witnesses for making the conference
- possible."
-
- In relation to the above information on "crash/retrievals"
- we will quote here from a letter released by William Cooper
- detailing alleged retrievals of other "alien" craft. For obvious
- reasons, Cooper has kept the name of the author of the letter,
- which was dated June 13, 1987, confidential:
-
- "Dear Sirs;
-
- "Although I missed your very recent radio and TV shows, a
- friend suggested that I write this letter and share my
- information with you. I am (a) fifty year of age engineer that
- has worked in the private sector, as well as with the government.
-
- "From 1975 to 1980, I was involved with several
- investigations having to do with E.T. material. Even though the
- project was very well covered, I am still very much surprised
- that Project Pluto and results have not surfaced yet.
-
- "In as much as the project was handled by others, there was
- no question that the government was in full control. For
- security purposes, Project Pluto had five levels. Those who
- investigated one level had nothing to do with the next, and would
- only turn in the results of data of these findings to the next
- level, then go on to another area.
-
- "No one that I knew ever had the results of two levels at
- the same time. There was only one very rare exception to the
- rule which took place in 1975, and was in fact my very first
- assignment with the project. I was employed by a non-government
- firm that of course was directly involved with the government,
- and probably fronted for them on projects.
-
- "I would assume that eventually government records could be
- made available to the general public, but not from the private
- sector. I'm not really sure. In any event, several others and
- myself were rushed to a rather remote place in upstate
- Pennsylvania.
-
- "We were informed that every thing was top secret, and had
- to remain that way. We were even housed in a hotel close by, and
- security people were assigned to us. Some type of aircraft had
- crashed in this area, and the government felt that it would be
- easier and faster to do all of their investigation right there
- rather than move the remains of the wreck, and whatever evidence
- the soil may contain.
-
- "The wreck site was rather difficult to get to, however, we
- turned it into a construction site, clearing the area, and
- building two small and one very large metal pre-general buildings
- over and around the wreck. Heavy equipment, materials, and
- workers were flown in and out on a daily basis.
-
- "We were moved from the hotel to some mobile homes that were
- brought in for us, and any more top level people who joined us.
- I might add that the local people who still lived some distance
- from the site, were led to believe that a large private
- corporation was preparing to build an electrical power supply for
- the area. But it was off limits to everyone in the area.
-
- "We were some of the first one's on the scene other than
- lots of security people. The wreck had already been covered by
- very large canvas blankets, and large nets were tented over head
- to protect the site from any possible air traffic. I did manage
- to get a very good look at the wreck on several occasions. My
- first thoughts were that it may have been an experimental air
- craft of our government, or perhaps the government of another.
-
- "It was later suggested to us that is was a new type of air
- craft of a foreign government, and it was a super hush - hush
- project. The air craft was nothing like I have ever seen (or)
- probably ever will again.
-
- "The crash site was also something quite different. The
- disturbed soil was about a hundred feet in diameter, although the
- craft was much larger in length. I only saw what appeared to be
- about two-thirds of the rear end, and even that was about ten
- feet below the surface. When it crashed on about a 30 degree
- angle, it pushed all the earth back away from the craft itself.
- Almost as if the hole were made first, and then something half
- the size was put in place.
-
- "My best thought of this rather strange hole is that some
- kind of magnetic field had pushed all the earth away from the
- craft at impact. It was reasonable to assume that I was looking
- down at the rear end of the air craft, yet there was nothing to
- indicate that it had any kind of engine as we know it. Not even
- one little opening.
-
- "I don't really like to use the term cigar, but since I
- could not see the front part, it certainly appeared to have once
- been shaped like a large cigar. That's my best description.
-
- "If it was a craft from a foreign government, then we are in
- big trouble. I actually held one small portion of the wreck in
- my hand. Incidentally, there was only a very small reading of
- radio waves in the area. The area was quite safe. There was on
- the other hand, a great deal of free magnetic energy in the area.
- It was very difficult using our instruments. It was very
- difficult just to establish the correct time. Every wrist watch
- was a different time.
-
- "The piece of physical evidence that I held in my hand, was
- a material that I really can't identify. It may have been torn
- from the front of the craft when it crashed. A few of us
- compared thoughts as to what it might be, but no one was really
- certain. None of us had ever seen any thing like it before. It
- was about one square foot and about an inch thick. It weighed
- almost nothing, and one had the feeling that it may blow away if
- you let go of it and the wind increased.
-
- "It was the same color and texture of the large portion, so
- it was safe to assume that it was part of the shell of the craft.
- It weighed no where near enough to be any metal that we had ever
- seen. It even weighed less than any plastic that I had seen of a
- similar size.
-
- "I tried to scratch it with a pocket knife, and even cut
- away a small piece of the edge, but the knife did nothing to it.
- The surface was clear as glass, and stronger than any thing we
- had ever seen. It was like trying to scratch the surface of
- glass with a feather. Of course, we had to turn it into the
- security people.
-
- "After the site was secure, the first groups that included
- myself were taken away. There was a very thorough strip search
- prior to us being given jumpsuits, and put into a truck for
- transportation to a waiting plane. We were taken to another area
- and debriefed before we were allowed to return to our normal way
- of life.
-
- "About three months later, a few of us returned to the site
- to remove the buildings, fill up the hole, and generally put the
- area back into the same shape as it may have been prior to the
- crash. We went through the same type of security search and
- debriefing as we had done the first time. Whatever was left of
- the craft had been removed and sent to - unknown -.
-
- "Almost a year to the day, I was sent to another crash site.
- Everything was a repeat of the first time, except that there were
- six of us. Four of us were part of the first crash site, and the
- other two were new. This time the air craft was buried so deep
- into the lower side of the hill that we could not get a good look
- at it.
-
- "The security arrangements were just about the same, and we
- constructed similar buildings around it. It was very close to a
- rerun of the first crash site. Only this time we were told, 'as
- a matter of fact,' that it was a top secret experimental air
- craft that had crashed. I could however, manage to see the rear
- end of the craft. It appeared to be the same type as the first.
- The code name of the project was Pluto, as it was the first also.
- Incidentally, that was in upstate New York, in 1976. I do not
- know if there were any 'people' or life forms aboard.
-
- "Several years later, I had an occasion to be in the area of
- site # one, and I managed to stop in the cocktail lounge of hotel
- # one. The bartender only recognized me because he brought in
- our first room service the first night we stayed there. There
- was no room service there, but he made his one and only exception
- to the rule for us. He asked me lots of questions which (I) of
- course had no answers for, nor would I give any. He told me that
- he heard that there were lots of medical people on the site. He
- thought that rather odd for an electric power station. He
- assumed that there must have been some kind of accident, or lots
- of waste material in the area. We let it go at that.
-
- "It appears that security was very good, and no one had any
- idea that an air craft had crashed there. I suspect that the air
- craft was fifty feet in diameter and as long as two hundred feet.
- I could be wrong in the length. I could recall the under portion
- of air craft # one had more of a flat surface. It was difficult
- to see, but I do recall the difference in the portion of the
- under surface that I could see.
-
- "There was also a few interesting grooves on the top and
- side areas about twenty feet long. We had speculated that either
- a steering fin had been attached, or a place where it could slide
- through from the inside, similar to the type of system used to
- lower wheels on any air craft. First speculation!
-
- "In 1978, I was again sent to a crash site. We arrived the
- day after the security people. This time the air craft landed in
- a lake in upstate Pennsylvania. We went through the same
- motions, and built several buildings on the edge of the lake to
- house the craft, once it was removed from the water. Lots of
- Navy equipment was flown in, and there were divers everywhere.
- The same magnetic field was present as in the first two
- incidents. There was no air craft.
-
- "I spent three weeks there in the event that the buildings
- had to be adjusted. It seems that the divers had located the
- exact spot that the air craft had rested on the bottom, but it
- was gone. There was lots of evidence on the beach that something
- very large had crashed into the lake causing the water of the
- lake to splash ashore, over thirty feet, and what was normally a
- rather clean lake, was suddenly a very large mudhole. After
- three weeks, I left and was subjected to the same type of
- security as the first two times.
-
- "I didn't have to return to dismantle the pre-general
- buildings. I would think that it was done by others very soon
- after. There was some thought at first that the craft may have
- been buried under the bottom of the lake, but by this time, we
- knew enough about the craft to know if that were the case. It
- was not - it just vanished. Perhaps it was not damaged and
- managed to fly away. That may sound silly, but I believe it is a
- reasonable conclusion. There was some damage to the immediate
- area. Six large electrical transformers, and some other
- equipment were burnt out and had to be replaced by the electric
- company. The government took the electrical equipment and had it
- flown somewhere else.
-
- "...I don't really believe that the air craft belongs to our
- Government or any other government on this earth. From 1975 to
- present, we would certainly have seen some kind of revolutionary
- change in our air craft.
-
- "...After twelve years we probably don't even know what it
- is, or how to make it. I am positive that at the very least,
- they have two of the air craft hidden some where, and probably
- have learned very little from them, other than they exist.
- However, THE COMPANY THAT I WAS ASSOCIATED WITH HAS MADE SOME
- GIGANTIC LEAPS FORWARD IN ELECTROMAGNETIC FORCES. Perhaps they
- did learn something from it after all...
-
- "I remain, (NAME AND ADDRESS DELETED)"
-
-
- Harold T. Wilkins, in his book 'FLYING SAUCERS UNCENSORED',
- made the following claims regarding crash/retrievals:
-
- "...Mr. James W. Moseley got on the trail of a woman he
- calls 'Miss. Y.,' who, as a civilian employee at a large military
- and air base in Ohio, acted as night girl on the teletype,
- decoding messages and handling classified material. About
- August, 1952, she saw in the photographic laboratory twelve
- prints of a non-terrestrial flying saucer, which the cameraman
- said he had taken on a recent secret assignment to a location in
- Ohio, where an interplanetary saucer had come to grief. Some
- days later 'Miss Y.' handled official messages which said that
- the saucer was passing through her base under guard, EN ROUTE to
- Wright-Patterson airfield in Ohio, which is the location of the
- secret Flying-Saucer Investigation Bureau of the U.S. Air Force.
- She also found that, both before and after the transit, a Red and
- White Alert was on, indicating official fear that the landed ship
- might have communicated with its space ship.
-
- "Two weeks later, after official experts had examined the
- captured saucer, the Alert terminated. According to the
- reluctant witness, 'Miss Y.,' who would appear to have been
- talking too much, either for her own comfort or that of the
- authorities, the saucer was thirty feet in diameter, but had no
- 'bubs' or blurbs, although there was a rim, or flange where the
- sections of the disk joined. She said its metals were riveted
- together and she had heard that the saucer had ports of a one-way
- vision, translucent material; that is, the entities could see
- through it without being seen. 'Miss Y.' further alleged that
- the U.S. experts had penetrated the saucer with considerable
- difficulty, and found that its metals were of alloys 'unknown on
- the earth.' It appeared to have been remotely controlled. She
- also alleged that she had heard--of course, this is NOT evidence
- in any law-court or judicial sense--that dead bodies of humanoid
- creatures, five feet tall, had been found in other saucers
- previously captured and photographed. She said the saucer had
- floated down, not crashed, as if its magnetic propulsion had
- failed, or been cut off."
-
- PEA Research released a list of some alleged crash-
- retrievals. They will be signified by date/area/and body count
- of aliens recovered/and craft diameter if specified:
-
- 1989.11.0 - Corkery Rd., Ont. Canada - 3 bodies - UNKN -
- (Joint US-CAN security helicopter fires missiles at landed UFO.
- Allegedly found on board - 50 nuclear warheads, 'box' of chip
- implants, dead aliens)
-
- 1989.9.28 - Morichs Bay, NY - UNKN - UNKN - (craft disabled
- by anti-UFO 'beam' weapon from govt. van after 6 unmarked
- helicopters forced UFO towards it)
-
- 1988.7.0 - Dalnegorsk, Primorskiy, USSR - UNKN - UNKN
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- 1978.5.0 - Bolivia - NONE - UNKN
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- 1978.1.18 - Fort Dix Army Base - 1 body - UNKN (UFO escapes)
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- 1977 (labor day) - Ocotillo, CA - 1 body? (miniature flight
- suit pressure gloves found) - UNKN
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- 1977.8.17 - Tabasco, Mexico - 2 bodies - UNKN
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- 1977.4.5 - SW Ohio - 11 bodies - UNKN
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- 1977.6.22 - NW Arizona - 5 bodies - UNKN
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- 1977.1.10 - Wakefield, N.H. - NONE - 12 in (remote?)
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- 1976.5.12 - Australian desert - 4 bodies - UNKN
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- 1973.9.0 - Great Lakes Naval Base - UNKN - 30 ft.
-
- (For more info on original sources for these & other cases,
- contact: PEA Research., 116 Vargas Ct., Milpitas, CA 95035)
-
- It is uncertain exactly how may crash/retrieval cases have
- taken place in the U.S. alone, however from what we can gather
- from different sources there have been SEVERAL DOZEN to date,
- involving both sauroid and humanoid occupants. If we are ever to
- understand the full extent of the retrieval incidents we would
- have to examine more closely the contents of the dark 'hanger' in
- the back of Wright Patterson Air Force Base, both the upper and
- the underground levels. Wright Patterson AFB in Ohio was the
- headquarters of 'Project Blue Book', which sponsored the top-
- secret "Grudge/Blue Book Report No. 13" and, according to some
- sources, is still in existence and still utilizes 'Blue' and
- 'Alpha' teams specially trained for crash-recoveries. Although
- many disks and craft of other configurations have allegedly been
- stored in other military bases around the country such as in the
- S-4 complex in Nevada, one of the largest collection of such
- craft, and possibly even alien life forms, allegedly exist within
- the Top Secret limits of Wright Patterson.