World atlas of UFO's - Globale-Evolution TV

DATABASE 1940s
thin, foil like metal that could not be
dented even by forceful blows, that
it was a li^ht, balsa-wood substance
which would not burn even under a
direct flame, and that there were
stranjje hieroglyphs on the debris.
The Koswell incident has been
further complicated by apparently
conflicting information, some of
which may have been issued by the
government. If so, it was probably
to divert attention from what was
really going on. In particular, a press
release was issued by Roswell Army
Air Base on 8 July which stated
'Roswell Army Air Field was
fortunate enough to gain possession
of a disc through the co-operation of
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one of the local ranchers and of the
Sheriffs office at Chaves County.
Another report by radio station
KSWS in Roswell which was being
put on to the ABC wire service was
apparently interrupted by an
incoming teletype message ordering
the station with these words 'Do
not transmit. Repeat. Do not
transmit this message. Stop
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communication immediately.
A reconciliation of the
contradictions in this case has been
offered by the claims of witness
G. L. Bamett who stated to friends
that he had seen another crash site
near Socorro, New Mexico where a
damaged but complete saucer was
discovered along with dead alien
bodies. The speculation is that the
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