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I'm pretty skeptical about this particular video. I don't think it has anything at all to do with the 2004 Nimitz incident. For one thing, the Dept. of Defense won't say when or where it was taken. It's origin looks suspect. Also, the video shows the object above a lot of cloud cover, but...

Gene, please take a look at the Andreasson Affair books from 1979 and 1982. Also Missing Time (1981) by Budd Hopkins, Intruders (1986) by Budd Hopkins, and The UFO Incident movie (1975) based on the Barney and Betty Hill abduction. In these sources you find lots and lots of gray aliens. Whitley...

Two words: Disclosure Trump

I think a very good documentary can be made about the Roswell slides case, if the producer/director was inspired to change the focus of the film - away from the slides and toward the personalities of everyone involved. I'd like to see a documentary highlighting the clashing viewpoints of...

It's not aggressive to deny an accusation that is untrue. I use the pseudonym CommanderCronus on Kevin Randle's blog, and have identified myself as both Flatwoods and CommanderCronus on UFO Conjecture(s) blog. I have no idea what you're talking about when you say "aggressive". The closest I got...

Maybe while he's at it he can apologize for accusing me of creating the alien autopsy. I don't expect that, but it would be nice.

That's one of the big problems with this whole affair; there's no clear chain of custody for the slides. At least, there isn't at this time. Maybe more info will be provided at the big event on May 5th.

A while back someone posted a question about the Roswell debris that I found interesting - why would alien beings fly around in a spaceship that is contsructed similar to a MOGUL balloon array? Actually, that question raises some strange possibilities. What if we are dealing with a phenomenon...

now that they've got Edgar Mitchell involved, they might as well invite everyone to the party: Bob Lazar, John Lear, Dan Ackroyd, Richard Hoagland, Stan Romanek, Major Ed Dames, Andrew Basagio, Shirley MacLaine... How about Bill Nye the Science Guy?

From what I've seen in the documentary trailer, the box of slides held over 400 vintage photographs which, to me, are interesting in and of themselves. I really like vintage color photography, and those alone are worth seeing the movie, in my opinion. The life story of the Rays seems kind of...

The Cinco de Mayo date of the presentation could be significant. It'll be the fifth day of the fifth month of a year ending in five. According to the numbers lady on C2C, the number five represents movement, acceleration, and change. Numerologicaly speaking, if the presenters are hoping the...

The slides' owners will want to generate as much revenue as possible, since Michael Jackson is no longer around to buy these sorts of things.

1. There will be breakthrough in solving a decades-old mystery, most likely centering on a missing person. 2. A large company will come under criticism as a result of a consumer product safety problem. 3. A major tech corporation will go bankrupt and completely out of business. 4. A shocking...

I'd like hear Kevin Randle again soon. It would be nice to hear him comment further on recent developments mentioned on his blog.

I want to add that in all the heated discussions over the Mogul explanation, people forget; Roswell isn't the only UFO recovery story. Plenty of other intriguing tales out there, whether it's Aztec, Del Rio, Kecksburg, and there's some interesting reports from Nevada as well. I've always wanted...

Note how Bessie Brazel's account of the pastel flower designs on the debris is linked to the construction material used for the Mogul radar reflectors. For me, the flower tape testimony has always been more than a nail in the coffin of the Roswell story. More like a large, iron spike through the...

I'm interested in hearing more about the old archaeologist. Do you have a link, or know where I can learn more about it?

Last time I checked, Kevin Randle had second-hand eyewitness account of a firefighter who saw alien bodies, one that Kevin strongly supports. It's an interesting story but, unfortunately it's still a second-hand account and leads nowhere.

I fully realize there were allegations that Brazel's testimony was coerced; some reports say he may have been in Army custody for up to several days. However, Brazel himself never recanted the interview, and in fact he refused to discuss the topic ever again. So all we are left with is his...

From: Roswell Daily Record - July 9, 1947 Harassed Rancher who Located 'Saucer' Sorry He Told About It W.W. Brazel, 48, Lincoln county rancher living 30 miles south east of Corona, today told his story of finding what the army at first described as a flying disk, but the publicity which...