Comments on: Truth behind what happened outside Roswell in 1947

By: Steve

Steve — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 09:14:55 +0000

But I thought he confessed on his death bed that he did see Aliens. I watched the movie, never read the book. I think it was a cover up, why would army come and say it’s a UFO then deny it. Come on, I think we all know the difference between a weather baloon and some outer space flying saucer. And wouldn’t a flying saucer be 10 times the size of a weather baloon, too fishy to me!

By: Luxley

Luxley — Sun, 31 May 2009 13:43:47 +0000

I have been following the reports that have tried to “Close” the Roswell incident, and which have not been covered so far on this thread.

Back in the mid-90’s, the Clinton administration attempted to open Roswell to congressional hearings. The Air Force instead “volunteered” to do a full investigation. This resulted in a report called “Roswell Report: Case Closed” which can be purchased at Amazon but can also be downloaded for free at: http://contrails.iit.edu/History/Roswell/index.html

This report focuses on anthropomorphic dummy tests from high altitudes and of other tests involving high-altitude balloon classified projects.

Apparently the final report Public Release was mishandled by the Air Force and it resulted in case “Not Closed” suspicions lasting to this day…

Lux

By: S. Rea Scott

S. Rea Scott — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 19:14:34 +0000

THE TRUTH ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED OUTSIDE ROSWELL, CONTINUATION OF CHARLES SCOTT STORY. There is much about the Alien autopsy said. The Japanese sent people which were small even for then 1945 up in the balloons. They were to guide them and it was a suicide mission. The balloons went up above 25,000 ft. The human body in what was an unpressurized environment cannot tolerate that altitude. It will implode. There was mention of a green viscous blood like substance in the Alien body which of course would have been the bile and other bodily fluids exploded within the body. Mention was made also of organs being not in the right places. The same applies here they , the organs would have been misplaced during this incident. It is all very commonly explained and our childish fears have saved the country from further escapades to break into our safety in that time . We had to do something this was simple and worked but so did the balloons the Japanese sent. We must beware of the simplicity of things that can be used for great harm.

By: S. Rea Scott

S. Rea Scott — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 04:35:09 +0000

My uncle Charles Scott was supposed to be on the U.S.S. Dorchester when it was sunk off the coast of Greenland. He had been over to Greenland before on the Dorchester. The ship left without him the second time and was sunk by Nazi Submarine off the coast of Greenland. Why he was not on it was that he was sent to Roswell. My uncle was a marksman supreme in all manner of firearms for the Army which was in charge of the cleanup. Scotty as they called him was a sniper and a Staff Sargent. He told me he picked up the pieces of the weather balloon that dropped there. He would not say anything further about this and only told me just the year before his death. When I pressed gently for more information he said very gruffly that it was “only a weather balloon.” I never thought it was Aliens but I have thought it was the bomb balloons that the Japanese sent over and the wrecked one complete with Japanese pilots. Yes I believe the so called 10 yr old size alien was a Japanese. I think they had tried to guide the balloons as they received no word of hits. It could even have been done in the years hence by others and thus the reason for secrecy of the mission. Simple but still too bizarre a story. I did read even today that the people called to pick up the debris were the Army and they were “hand picked” . I find that my uncle missed the boat and was assigned there for clean up. He said “they lost me.” Why did they need a sniper. The story is as told me. Nothing grand or embellishing but truly odd.

By: adam

adam — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 17:15:33 +0000

I used to work as a tour guide running trips across country, and Roswell (like Hollywood) was one of those places that foreigners were all about… until they got there.

The UFO museum is a total waste of time, too (they should just read this post, instead!). Folks are better driving straight on to Carlsbad Caverns.

Thanks for the info.

By: Rob O.

Rob O. — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 04:32:25 +0000

Roswell is a fun place for a brief visit - if you happen to be in thee middle of nowhere with an afternoon to kill. My home city Odessa is just a smidge over 4 hours away - in what I lovingly refer to as the “armpit of Texas.” We have some great friends in Roswell and, up until this year, Roswell has been the site for an annual national Volkswagen New Beetle car show. So for several years, we made the trek (rimshot!) to Roswell in my wife’s NB ‘vert a.k.a Caliente.

Anyway, Roswell has a very fun attitude about the whole thing, decorating their lampposts downtown with globes that look like alien heads and having a an awesome McDonald’s that looks like a landed flying saucer. There are dozens of knick-knack shops lining the downtown area that offer every imaginable sort of alien memorabilia. The Harley shop has an awesome t-shirt with a leather-clad alien trying to outrun the mothership on a hog. And there’s the UFO museum that really works hard to make a mountain out of a supposed molehill. And therein lies the rub…

You don’t wanna kid around with the locals about the UFO crash! Most of them fully believe that the whole thing is quite legitimate and don’t at all care for being mocked, even in a friendly manner. They’re light-hearted about the whole alien theme but just the same, they’re also surprisingly serious about it.

By: Lee

Lee — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 17:56:47 +0000

I go for “the government knows where it came from on earth, and doesn’t want to tell us ” because I believe that Roswell was probably about some sort of military experimentation.

I don’t buy into the alien story, though I think it likely we are not alone in this galaxy, but firmly believe that the US is protecting their own secrets rather than extraterrestrial ones.