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and being threatened. He also claimed to know a Roswell nurse who assisted in a
preliminary autopsy at the base hospital and who described the aliens to him.
The nurse subsequently disappeared. However, attempts to identify the mystery nurse have
proven to be a complete failure after Dennis provided a false name. However, also see
some corroborative evidence immediately following Dennis' affidavit, such as David
Wagnon, a medical technician, who remembered the nurse fitting Dennis' description, as did
Pete Anaya, who said the pretty nurse he knew and encountered at the base hangar telling
him of the bodies there subsequently disappeared.
Roswell police chief L. M. Hall stated that Dennis was telling him of calls from the base about
small coffins for the aliens only a few days after the crashed saucer story broke in the
Roswell papers. Similarly, S/Sgt. Milton Sprouse also said he heard of the coffin call from
Dennis and a medic friend told him of the alien bodies and autopsy at the hospital.
The medic and doctors and nurses involved in the autopsy all immediately were
transferred and their fate remained unknown. In addition, other independent witnesses
have provided first and second-hand testimony about small bodies being found with details
very similar to those provided by Dennis, including Walter Haut, Frederick Benthal, Eli
Benjamin, and relatives of "Pappy" Henderson.
Family and friends of Oliver "Pappy" Henderson: Henderson was one of the senior pilots
at Roswell. When the first public stories of a Roswell saucer crash began circulating in
1981, Henderson confided to family and friends of being the pilot who flew bodies of the
aliens and crash wreckage to Wright Field. He also claimed to have seen the craft and
bodies, and provided a description of the aliens.
Sgt. Robert E. Smith: A member of an air transport unit at Roswell, Smith said he helped
load crates filled with debris for transport by C-54's, including one flown by Henderson and
his crew. Smith was also among the witnesses to describe the mysterious "memory foil"
which he said was in the crates. He further described strangers to the base dressed in
plainclothes and flashing ID cards for some unknown project, perhaps part of the special
CIC-team mentioned in the Ramey memo and by Frank Kaufmann. Finally he claimed that
distant cousin of his was with the Secret Service and was there at the base representing
President Truman. (The same name was also provided by Kaufmann.)
S/Sgt. Earl V. Fulford: In the engineering squadron, Fulford said he participated in the large
debris field cleanup guarded by MPs, handled the mysterious "memory foil," saw what may
have been the tarped crash object on a flatbed truck being towed to Hangar 84, and in the
middle of the night was made to load a large wooden crate into an idling C-54.
Earl Zimmerman: Formerly with AFOSI (AF counterintelligence). While in officers' club
heard many rumors about flying saucer crash and of it being investigated under the guise of
an airplane crash. Several times observed Gen. Ramey and Charles Lindbergh being at
base unannounced in connection with this. Like Robert Smith, spoke of seeing an unknown
CIC man being at base. Col. Blanchard told him it was OK. Later worked with astronomer
Dr. Lincoln LaPaz and corroborated story of Roswell CIC man Lewis Rickett that LaPaz
investigated Roswell afterwards with the help of the CIC to try to determine objects
trajectory. Again an airplane crash was the cover story.
Lt. Robert Shirkey: Then the assistant operations officer, Shirkey witnessed the loading of
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