Has anyone seen this FBI file (it's almost an "X-File" proper) recently released on the FBI's site, The Vault? This document states that the official Air Force investigator told the FBI that two saucer-shaped crafts were recovered, along with six 3-foot tall humanoids (!).
http://vault.fbi.gov/hottel_guy/Guy%20H ... f%201/view
Interesting that they'd release this. Fitz and Malloy at work?
http://vault.fbi.gov/hottel_guy/Guy%20H ... f%201/view
Interesting that they'd release this. Fitz and Malloy at work?
That document actually says three saucers, each manned by three 3-ft-tall human-looking aliens.
What I found interesting is that the UFO's were unable to fly, presumably a result of radar interference. But how did they land safely if that were truly the case? I mean, the radar wasn't just turned on after they'd landed, was it?
Also, the reference to New Mexico doesn't refer to Roswell. As has ever been reported, there was only one crash site in 1947. However, if radar was truly an intereference for the UFO's flight capability, why were there not more crash sites? This document doesn't talk of the UFO's being crashed, or even damaged, another observation that implies the document isn't talking about the famous incident regarding a weather balloon. But, why the alien interest in New Mexico? Any ideas?
Hammerhead
What I found interesting is that the UFO's were unable to fly, presumably a result of radar interference. But how did they land safely if that were truly the case? I mean, the radar wasn't just turned on after they'd landed, was it?
Also, the reference to New Mexico doesn't refer to Roswell. As has ever been reported, there was only one crash site in 1947. However, if radar was truly an intereference for the UFO's flight capability, why were there not more crash sites? This document doesn't talk of the UFO's being crashed, or even damaged, another observation that implies the document isn't talking about the famous incident regarding a weather balloon. But, why the alien interest in New Mexico? Any ideas?
Hammerhead
