X-FILES - part 3.

3.2. William Brazel. Official statement

   July 8 in Roswell with a statement before
reporters were farmer William Bray
green

   Brazel and I parted at that moment,
when he left the sheriff's station
business, promising Marcel to meet
with him in an hour. It would be interesting to know
what Brazel was doing at this time. Has he left?
that day at the ranch, as mentioned in passing
zero Marcel? Or immediately after a short
was captured by the military during his absence?

   We only know that at some point
farmer's stay in Roswell managed to
go to the owner of the local radio station
Walter Whitmore. In 1979, when Moore and
Friedman began investigating Roswell-
ly incident, Whitmore was not alive,
but his son said that his father not only
managed to record an interview with Brazel, but
and keep him in the studio until airing
sensational broadcast. Detain from which
purpose? To prevent the news from being intercepted by the competition,
rents - reporters and newspapermen. Military, by
according to Whitmore Jr., meanwhile,
were off their feet, looking all over the city
Brazel.

   Two neighboring farmers (one of them is already
Phil Proctor, familiar to us) that day too
ended up in Roswell. They saw Brazel
on the street surrounded by at least
half a dozen military. Perhaps this was a possibility
ment of Brazel's capture.

   And Whitmore's effortswere in vain -
mi. He began broadcasting an interview with Breise-
scrap over a network of local radio stations, but
cash didn't work. Then Whitmore switched
to your station's channel.  Barely finished
introductory part, when a bell rang out in the studio
nok. The person responsible called from Washington himself.
Secretary of the Federal Commission for Ra-
diosvyaz. He suggested that Whitmore interrupt
transfer for reasons of national security
safety. Otherwise there was a threat of
obtain licenses for radio broadcasting.

   A little later they called again from Va-
shingtona. This time the senator representing
the State of New Mexico admonished Whitmore
follow the advice of the Secretary of the Federal
commissions. Whitmore conceded, the transfer was
interrupted.

   In this story, told by Whitmo-
Rum Jr. would be hard to believe if
If Berlitz and Moore had not cited a similar case
with another local radio station in Albuquer-
ke. This happened the day before, on July 7th. Re-
porter John McBoyle began broadcasting about
crashed flying disc, when suddenly
The studio teletype came to life and tapped out: “Down.”
mania in Albuquerque. Don't pass it on. Re-
I swear, do not pass on this message.  Nemed-
Please stop transmitting."

   Many small radio stations in the northwestern
Western states still managed to go on air with
information about the crashed disk.
Canadian television commentator Hughie Green
served in the British Air Force during the war and
because it's aliveinterested in UFOs, in one
from those July days I was driving a car along
Highway 66 from west to east. He will help
nit, many radio stations interrupted their
transmissions for emergency messages about such
early flying disk. At some point
stop all messages on this topic immediately
foxed Today is a confirmation of the fact itself
Rescue disk messages can be found in
newspaper files. Find old eczema
the banners of provincial newspapers are not so simple,
but notes on this topic can be found in the already mentioned
passed by the New York Times, in London
The Times and other high circulation newspapers.

   So, on July 8, William Brazel, prepared
trained and trained, was revealed to journalists
there. Choosing his words carefully, the farmer
said how he discovered in his pasture
more fragments of a weather balloon. Having expressed to myself
by the eager journalists what he had
ordered, he, in violation of the script, allowed
I was about to notice that it was still not
weather balloon, he moved them in his life
enough to do. And also an obstinate farmer
added: if in future he discovers anything
lives on his own land, then who cares
will tell you about this.

   Brazel's eldest son Bill of the Mischief-
he finds out about his father from the newspapers and, together with his wife,
Noah will hurry from Albuquerque to the ranch.  On
Foster Place they won't find anyone. Young
Before the trip, the father dropped off his children to his mother
teri to Tularosa. First of all, Bill, obviously
apparently I had totake care of the abandoned
to the mercy of the sheep. July 14, last
After giving a few days, the son went to Koro-
Well, from there I started calling Roswell.  Bill
they said that everything was fine with my father, through
He'll be home in a day or two.

   William Brazel returned gloomy and angry.
I didn’t even want to talk about the incident with my son.
Let's go. "Have you seen the newspaper? You've had enough of that-"
oh what I read. It's better for you, less ne-
pleasures,” he told his son.  Military
They told me to keep my mouth shut - this is
they say, his patriotic duty.  Very
Brazel was annoyed with how he was treated
contacted at the base: stripped naked, like
recruit, was subjected to full medical
I'll have a look...

   Pressure, threats, psychological treatment
ka are unlikely to cause surprise.  Already been to
validity of the decree of loyalty, signed
President Truman on March 21, 1947. K
also the state of New Mexico with its secret
and top-secret towns, facilities and
landfills were in a special regime with
all the ensuing consequences.

  * * *

   One thing is clear from eyewitness accounts:
the pasture was not picked up by a weather balloon,
as General Raimi tried to assure the press.
Just strange debris.  Strange
because the material is similar to aluminum,
foil, wood, plastic, parchment, wax
forging and silk, was neither one nor the other and neither
third. Allvery light, almost no weight,
and extraordinary strength. Hammer blows on
imaginary metal did not leave dents, "wood-
the "wax" did not burn, the "wax" did not tear.  But
the most striking thing is scarlet and pink
writing on various objects.  Here's how
described by those who happened to see them
with your own eyes, or hear from those
who saw.

   Brazel's daughter, Bessie Brazel, is married to
gestation Schreiber, in those days was on
ranch. She was twelve years old:

  "They looked like numbers, in any way
  case, I perceived them as digital
  ry. Perhaps because it has
  they were arranged in columns, as we lined them up
  I eat the numbers for addition. Only on na-
  even the numbers were not similar at all."

Floyd Proctor, neighbor:

  "He (Brazel) said that concepts
  doesn't have what kind of thing I found, but
  the writing reminds him of Chinese or
  Japanesehieroglyphs. He said that
  the letters are similar to those inscriptions that
  placed on Chinese boxes
  crackers", something like icons, on-
  written in pastels, although this is not at all
  is the letter we use."

Brazel's eldest son - Bill Brazel:

  "My father once told me that in
  which of the found debris were,
  as he put it, figures are drawn.
  He used this word to call petroglyphs,
  which the ancient Indians in our area
  they painted on the rocks."

Testimony of Jesse Marcela:

  "I was struck by one
  thing. Many finds appeared to be used
 full of numbers and symbols that
  for lack of anything better, I would call it
  with roglyphs, since they were not
  are clear. It was impossible to read them
  these were symbols, in other words, something
  denoting something, and with all of them
  variety, they were compiled according to
  to a single principle. They were pink and
  scarlet."

The major's son also saw mysterious writings
Marcela on the evening when his father returned
leaving the ranch, I did not go to the air base, but
wrapped up home with an unusual load.  Mars-
Lou Jr. was eleven years old at the time.
His impressions:

  "Egyptian hieroglyphs, perhaps
  can best give information about them
  some idea. Since then only
 it was fi-
  gurok of animals, which is typical for Egypt
  Petskaya hieroglyphs."


  4. Links of the same chain?

 4.1. Grady L. Barnett. San Agustin Plateau

   In the early morning of July 3, 1947, engineer
Federal Reclamation Service Grady L.
Barnett, or simply Barney Barnett, as
friends and colleagues called him,
located on the desert plain of San Agustin, near
City of Magdalene, New Mexico.  Prie-
he went there to reconnoiter the area,
where the work was to be done.

   Looking over the plain, a little over a mile
Barnett noticed a dimly glowing object.
And quite large. Didn't the plane crash?
Barnett thought.

   Almost simultaneously to the scene of the accident
archaeologists who carried out excavations arrived
ancient Indian settlements.

   On the ground lay a huge disc of silver
porous, similar to stainless steel
talla. Having crashed into the sand, the disk broke -
Xia, split at the seam. Away in various
strange bodies frozen in poses. Growth with de-
a ten year old child.  Large hairless
heads. Little eyes. Everything is the same
tso, in the same gray clothes, in deaf,
like cast suits - no collars, no
seams, no"lightning".

   In the gloomy mouth of the disk one could discern
other bodies. Nothing else was possible
watch. The roar of an engine was heard,
hul military truck. Unwitting eyewitnesses
offered to leave.  But first, strictly
warned not to tell anyone about
what they saw.  This is their patriotic
debt At that time, such a phrase was significant.
mine and meant a lot.

   The San Agustin Plain lies within a hundred
extra miles from Foster Place, where the day before
not on the evening of July 2, William Brazel observed
gave a bright flash, after which the house was destroyed
sank to the ground. And it would be tempting
to connect the ranch on the map with a certain point
Coy on the San Agustin plateau.  The picture immediately
would have cleared up: struck by lightning I fly-
the disk over Brazel's domain is lost
part of his equipment and still manages
cover another hundred and fifty miles before
crash into a sandy plateau in that place
where the next morning, before the area
was cordoned off by the military, archaeologists saw him and
Barney Barnett.

   This version is indirectly confirmed by
one certificate. On the evening of July 2,
long before the blinding flash on the pasture
more "Foster Place", married couple Wil-
Liotov from Roswell, after the afternoon heat
while away the evening in the yard, noticed in the dark
there was a large luminous object flying towards
side of the Crown, in other words, to the ranch
Brazel. Dan Wilmot, ironmonger
goods,fearing ridicule, did not immediately respond
I wanted to talk about what I saw. Only when
passions flared in Roswell over
flying disk, he talked about his observation
people

   Still, the San Agustin plateau is a weak link.
but in the chain of legend. Here are only indirect
evidence.  And not a single document.
The story of the Barney Barnett Plateau accident
I told my friends in secret
to the Moltes spouses three years after
incidents. Barnett died in 1969.
Is it really possible that for many years no one else
did you tell?


   In the late 70s, Moore found people
who knew L. Barnett, but they could only
testify that the deceased was
a fair and decent person.  On-
Barnett's Chief of Reclamation Service J.
Danley, however, will remember that Barnett
I once tried to tell him that my
with my own eyes I saw a landing flying
plate. But Danley, who considered all this nonsense,
rum, not only dismissed it, but also added
something offensive to him.  When is Danly
a day or two later I tried to make amends
sharpness and return to this topic, Barnett
avoided the conversation.

   But Barnett wasn't the only one
witness, besides him, there were Ar-
cheologists. In the old magazine "American Anti-
"Quity Magazine" found the card by swiping
excavations in those places in the field
zones 1946-48. And the university,
who led the group, installed-Pennsylvania-
skiy. And, probably, on that expedition it was
there are enough students - who else will go?
there in the July heat? It would seem that nothing
it’s not worth finding living witnesses, they
testimony to strengthen the weak link of the legend.
However, the evidence of archaeologists is brilliant
Absolutely absent.

  4.2. Picture of tragedy

   If the story could be confirmed
Barney Barnett, the course of events could be
present it as follows.  Military -
not from Roswell Air Force Base, but from Alamogordo or
Albuquerque - July 3 disaster notice
trophy by a pilot who happened to
early morning over the San Agustin plateau.
The dispatched group arrives late -
unwanted witnesses appeared in the person
Barnett and archaeologists. The area is cordoned off. Need-
but quickly remove the disk. Hastily assembled
a group of experts conducts a preliminary
inspection.

   Four days later, in Roswell,
William Brazel lies with the fragments of the same
disk. The picture is finally becoming clearer.
The lightning strike for the disk turned out to be fatal,
the disaster actually occurred over the ranch
Brazel. Having lost control, the disk passed
body another hundred and fifty miles and crashed onto a plateau
San Agustin.

  * * *

   A message appears in the Pentagon about...
Disc walk. A few hours later
blowingrebuttal from Fort Worth.  General
Raimi shows the weather balloon to reporters,
allegedly mistaken for fragments of a flying disk.
Restless journalists rush to the airbase
Roswell to ask questions of the Colonel
Blanchard, how could his people allow
such an oversight, but they are told that
The air regiment mandir went on leave.

   The journalists did not find it that day and
another important Air Force rank who could
give comprehensive explanations, - the bosses
ka Main Technical Directorate of the Air Force
Lieutenant General Nathan Twining.  His
was not at the headquarters of the department on
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, near Dayton,
Ohio State. True, even earlier it was announced
It is planned that on July 8 he should leave for Za-
west coast for very important transit
thieves However, Tuining did not appear there either.
So where is he? Perhaps in the Pentagon, from-
They celebrated in the office. Ufologists assume
They say that from July 8 to July 10, Tuining found
in the state of New Mexico, so that with their eyes
you can see the flying disc and take care
about his future fate.

  4.3. Finishing touch. Muroc Air Base

   Disassembled for an hour to the railway -
the disc was delivered by truck,
those on an open platform under a tarpaulin
transported through Arizona to California
Mojave Desert, to a top-secret airbase
zu Murok.  Now this base is calledEdwards, and people usually land on it
reusable night spaceships
use or "shuttles" as they are often used
called. July 8th and 9th, when, according to
legend, the selected disc was delivered to
one of Murok's hangars, UFOs showed
increased interest in this particular database.

   UFOs have appeared four times these days
over the base and the adjacent polygon
Roger Dry Lake. As an example, we can
but please provide one of the commission documents
"Blue Book". Officer (last name, as usual)
but in declassified documents, obscured-
na), who dropped the phrase that in those days
many said: “You first show
me one of these discs, then maybe I'll
I'll believe it!" - becomes an eyewitness and main
witness, about which he drew up a report.

   Muroc Air Base, July 9, 1947, 9:30 a.m.
morning.

  "From the post office I went to
  my office and, while walking, I heard a noise behind-
  landing plane.  According to
  Having looked up at the sky, I saw two silver
  spherical or disc-shaped objects
  of different shapes, they moved at speed
  300 mph, perhaps less
  at an altitude of about 8 thousand feet approx.
  heading 320 degrees (315 - North
  ro-West)."

   Wanting to make sure that this is not a deception
The officer closed his eyes for a moment.  Objects
have not disappeared. The officer reasoned: this is not self-
lety and not probes. The turns are too steep for
first, and they flew against the wind, to which
the latter are not capable. Having called two military
puddling, the officer asked to describe what
they see. The military personnel confirmed the observation
people-watching  There was a dispensary nearby,
the officer rushed there to stock up on
additional witnesses. When he believed
woke up, the sky was clear. But soon the silver
turbid objects reappeared and continued
or circle over the airbase. Attached to the report
The testimony of other eyewitnesses was discussed. [27]

  5. Other evidence

   To picture the Roswell incident
was more complete, let's consider a number of interesting
real evidence.

  5.1. Ufologist Leonard Stringfield

   The famous ufologist Leonard Stringfield
but spent time studying the information he received in
progressconversations with some military personnel,
which they saw with their own eyes or on film
and photographic film, the remains of crashed UFOs and (and-
or) the remains of their crews. In particular,
The story of a certain Mr.
T., who occupied a fairly high position
tion in the scientific and technical hierarchy of the United States.
According to him, in the spring of 1953, when he
was 20 years old, he was servicing a radar installation
new at one of the air bases in the state
New Jersey.  Once he was part of a non-
a large group of radar specialists
equipment was specially invited to view
th documentary film
brew for about 5 minutes.

   The first frames of ordinary newsreels are still
flooded an area of some kind of desert. Suddenly on e-
In the wound, a disk-like shape appeared, crashing into the sand.
different silver-colored object with dome
loaf-shaped top. At the bottom of the device
there was an open doorway or door visible.  On
subsequent frames of this film were
there are 10-15 people in military uniform, but without
insignia standing around it
object. Comparing the height of these people with the size
frames of the object, Mr. T. determined the maximum
the small diameter of the disk is 4.5-6 meters, and
dimensions of the open opening 0.7 meters wide
Well, about 1 meter in height.  Then there was
the internal compartment of the object is shown, but the image
the image was blurry and lacking in contrast,
which, according to Mr. T., proved
documentary character of the film, because at thein creative photography, light spots and glare on
would probably be absent. At the end of the film
the bodies (corpses) of two humanoids were shown
widows lying on two tables under an awning.
They were smaller than normal people
di, and their heads, on the contrary, were disproportionate
nationally large in relation to the body.
Their facial features were Mongoloid, noses and
mouths are small, eyes are closed.

   At the end of the film, those present at
session, an intelligence officer strictly
obliged the audience not to talk about the sighting
day. About two weeks later the same
the officer himself approached Mr. T. and said
hall so that he would forget about the film, because
it was a fake.

   Mr T told Stringfield that he
and he doesn’t know why they showed this
film. At the same time, discussing it with others
mi military personnel, he learned that it would-
la filming of a UFO that once crashed in
state of New Mexico.  As evidenced
information collected by Leonard Stringfield
tion, the mentioned film was demonstrated in the 50s
strirovoli and on other military aircraft
US bases. It is the deep conviction of Mr.
T., the film was hardly a fake and was filmed by
not in the studio, but in a real deserted
area somewhere in the western United States. [11]

  * * *

   Literally in recent years it has appeared
a few more pieces of evidence, greatly complementing
understanding the describedpicture.

  5.2. Colonel Thomas de Bosset

   The late General Thomas de Bose in 1947
served as a colonel for a year together with the general
Ramey's crowbar at Eighth Air Force headquarters
in Fort Worth, Texas.  In front of your
death in 1992, General de Beauce is still
hall, that he himself received the order of the Ge-
neral Clemens McMillan from the air base
Andrews, near Washington, on the need
hiding information. The instructions are intended
were addressed to General Raimi.  I demanded from him
elk to come up with a "cover story"
to “throw the press off your shoulders.”

 5.3. Lieutenant Colonel Arthur E. Exxon

   Retired General Arthur E. Exxon in July
le 1947, when the wreckage was found,
served at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, near
of Dayton, Ohio, with the rank of Lieutenant
Nantes-Colonel. In 1990, in his in-
interview, General Exxon said: “Were checked
all possible tests have been carried out, including
mic analyses, tensile, compression,
bend  The results were entered in a special
cial test report. Some of
selected materials are easily torn
or deformed... there were other parts -
made of very thin, but terribly durable material
rial, which could not be deformed
even with heavy hammers..." About people,
who carried out the tests, he said: "...about-
morethe opinion was that objects were from outer space."

  5.4. Businessman Glenn Dennis

   Glenn Dennis' testimony leaves
there is little doubt about the origin of what
was hidden in 1947.  Glenn Dennis
respectable businessman, still alive
vets in the Roswell area. He's down to earth
a smart and straightforward person. In 1947 Glenn
Dennis, then a very young man,
worked as the director of one of the funeral
Bollard Bureau, which had a contract with Ro-
Zuwell Air Base to perform services for
processing and storage of dead bodies.
One afternoon he received a series of telephone calls
calls from the air base from an officer in charge
asking questions about funerals. He asked about
there are small, hermetically sealed
coffins and was interested in how to preserve
bodies exposed to atmospheric influences
action for several days. Question
sys concerned a possible change in the chemical
Who is the composition of the fabrics?

   In the evening, due to certain circumstances,
government, he made a trip to the base in
hospital. At the back door he saw two
military ambulances with open
rear doors.  The cars were full
a lot of massive debris. On
on the surface of one of them he noticed a neo-
regular symbols.  Entering the hospital, he
met a young nurse I knew and
wanted to talk to her. At that very moment hewas noticed by military police officers who
who unceremoniously forcibly pushed him out of
buildings.

   The next day he met with that
nurse who told what happened
walks in the hospital. Being a sincere believer
a great person, at that moment she was
in a state close to shock. She described
how she was ordered to assist two medical
kam who performed autopsies on several ma-
lazy non-human bodies. It was terrible
smell. One body was in good condition
drowning, others were maimed. There were notes
there are strong differences in their structure from the
human anatomy. It's on a napkin
lala sketches of the structural features of these
creatures This was his last meeting with
nurse - in a few days she would-
la transferred to England.

  * * *

   Most of the witnesses are still tested
are afraid of punishment from others
government. Not just Glenn Dennis,
but other witnesses were also threatened and intimidated
get rid of them with physical violence.  Yes, to the sheriff
Wilcox, in the presence of his wife, military
they promised that he and his entire family would be destroyed
too, if he says even a word about
what he happened to see. Farmer Mac Bray
Zele, who first discovered the wreckage, in
for a week was forcibly held by the military
until he swore an oath of silence. Even with
family, he will never againtalked about
the incident that occurred.  During the
how many months after the incident, his son,
Bill Brazel, found and collected still un-
how many small fragments that he kept
in a cigar box. In the end, and
these materials were confiscated by the military.
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