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I'm sure they were concerned about getting caught, but if they were, I'm not sure the consequences would have been all that severe. "Hey, we set off some fireworks and launched a hot air balloon. So what?" I don't know that Zamora was targeted, but it's certainly a possibility. Some of Tony's...

I'll post what I just sent you: I think the whole thing has intelligent design written all over it. Zamora was drawn to the area by a young speeding driver, the pyrotechnics went off over the balloon to divert him, the road he had to drive down and hill separating the road from his view of the...

Hahahahaha! OK Lance. :)

Hahaha! Not everything's a winner, not even my stuff! ;) If that's all you can come up with, I think maybe you should take it a little easier on Tony. he finds great stuff, tracks people down, gets on the phone and gets information. He's always been good a t that and I think he's vastly...

With your OK, I'd be happy to post our private email exchange from earlier this year . . . ;)

Those are pretty serious claims with absolutely nothing backing them up. You're entitled to your opinion but provide no facts to support it.

I actually agree with that. Apparently, the details of what they actually didn't really require all that much. See the balloon launch video I posted earlier. A little site prep and some pyrotechnics and that was it. I don't think Zamora was fooled. he never expressed to any credible source that...

What makes you think they couldn't have done some site prep long before the prank was pulled off?

It's in Quintanilla's book along with some other thoughts regarding the case. It seems David's claim that the White House put pressure on to solve the case is not accurate, Quintanilla called them for help. ufos an air force dilemma - hector quintanilla - Download - 4shared - Andre Tohalex...

Zamora never said he saw an exit hatch on the craft or anyone getting into or out of the vehicle. He wasn't fooled into anything, he did his job the right way. He said he saw what he did see . . . . . "it looks like a balloon." I think he was an excellent witness. Can you provide evidence of any...

What do you base that on? Even David bases his opinions on something and he lays that out, part fact, part his own wishful thinking/wild imaginings, but at least he writes that out. You're just conjecturing and back up your claim with nothing.

Firstly, it looks like you and your Roswell investgation partners have really come up with something so congratulations on that. Secondly, I can't believe this thread has devolved into a Socorro debate. Zamora never said he saw an exhaust opening in the bottom of the craft. He never said he saw...

If you did your homework on the case before commenting, which you clearly did not, you wouldn't have made such an unfounded claim. All I asked to begin with was what you based it on. You haven't responded other than to claim you didn't write what you wrote. Printy absolutely corroborated that...

You've made no points, that's the point. You're trying to walk away from a specious claim the correspondence is a hoax. You've been proved wrong about that. If you have some actual evidence, present it . . . but I know you don't because there isn't any, so keep on tap dancing and lying about...

It's not a valid argument. Nobody is questioning the veracity of the correspondence, including the guy who actually wrote it, but you and you back up your specious claim with nothing. Just speculation, something you railed against just a few posts back. It makes you not only a shoddy researcher...

I don't know what part of this you're not getting.

The hoaxers were students at The NM Institute of Mining and Technology. They had not just access but easy access to any of the material found at the site. There aren't any other witnesses to Zamora's specific encounter. If there are UFO photos taken in the area in the general time frame, that's...

It's getting late here in the East Chris. Will answer in detail tomorrow. ;)

You don't owe any apologies. It's part of the game. ;)

He obviously did see the letter. He described it accurately enough. Here's the letter: