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Marcel never, ever said it was a flying saucer. He said he didn't know what it was. As for the issue of Marcel being able to identify the the exact same configuration and equipment deployed during the Mogul program(which he was not a part of), I've always wanted to hear more discussion on this...

I agree.

I do admit I'm not an expert on the topic, I've just been following the developments in the Roswell story for the past twenty-five years or so. All I have is my own opinion, and my own opinion is this: in the standard Roswell conspiracy dogma, for bodies to exist one pretty much has to accept...

In his comments on various blogs, Bragalia makes it clear that arrangements are being made for a TV special, which means there's money involved. A bad thing, in my opinion.

I wasn't trying to overanalyze it too much. Just saying this could be government's way of discrediting UFO sighting by throwing out red herrings. That's what I'm saying the Boyd Buschman affair was - a red herring created by the government to make people think any release of an alien photo is...

Unless....(putting on my conspiracy-theory tinfoil hat)...it's a last-ditch effort. One could say there's been a consistent pattern over the years of "poisoning the media well" when it comes to UFO cases; An amazing UFO sighting in the UK...then they send up some easily identifiable Chinese...

Interesting photos, but none of them appear to be Carey's Kodachrome slides. A few of them do look like props from the 1994 Showtime made-for TV movie called Roswell. But whatever their origin, they're nice photos and thanks for providing the links. The other night on Coast to Coast AM George...

Here's a link that raises plenty of doubts about the Haut affidavit: Haut Questions As you can see, Haut didn't even write the affidavit himself. And besides... it doesn't lead anywhere. Nothing can verified from it, and for me that's a big red flag. Another supposed testimony from Roswell is...

No there weren't. No one reported seeing any bodies at all in the 1947 incident. Read the news reports from The Roswell Daily record and other newspapers from that week. Not one mention of bodies at all. The only first-hand witness reports surfaced decades later, but they've all been...

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Here is a link to the press conference. Pay close attention to what is said at the 2:00 minute mark and the 8:00 minute mark.

No, the Air Force never said that. The 97 report was titled Roswell Report: Case Closed, and was a follow-up to the 1995 report in which they produced the Mogul explanation. The part of the report involving crash test dummies is probably the most incorrectly quoted and poorly understood...

I'm a fan of UFO crash-retrieval cases; I find them interesting and intriguing. That said, Roswell has always been a disappointment for me. I can't help but picturing this analogy... Imagine one day there was a breaking news story about a NASA spacecraft that had crashed in the desert. Early...

Doesn't seem like there's any point in speculating until the slides are publicly displayed. Once Boyd Bushman's ET photos were revealed, they were debunked in less than 24 hours. There's a strong case for utilizing crowd-sourcing, folks.

Have there ever been any sightings of UFOs or their occupants which correlate to historical outbreaks of famine or disease?

I really liked this episode and guest. The discussion ventured into some newer territory, the discussion of UFO injuries and the Falcon Lake incident in particular. The guest was full of insight on some of the more complex problems of ufologoly. Can't wait to find out who's up for next week.

Is there any connection between Barney Barnett's story and the supposed Roswell Kodachrome slides?

What's your opinion of the Colares, Brazil UFO flap of 1977? This was a case that Jaques Vallee covered extensively and involved UFOs firing on people with a kind of laser-weapon. At least one death occurred.

I' ve read some accounts of this case online and noticed this: Some of the witness descriptions have what any UFO investigator would consider a "red flag". By that I mean the description of an illuminated object keeping pace with a witness who was inside a vehicle. This always suggets the...

The U.S. Air Force also weighed in on this issue with their 1997 follow-up to the Roswell report. Their belief was that rumors of bodies came from anthropomorphic dummies used to test parachutes in the 1960's. They specifically pointed out that there were no first-hand accounts of bodies from...