Apr 06 2007

Randle on Roswell UFO

Roswell crashed UFO authority Kevin Randle is a guy whose work I like, even though we’ve never met, and we’veÂ onlyÂ had very occasionalÂ correspondence. We may not agree on all-things of a Roswell nature, but I like Kevin’s work because he’s not afraid to show all sides of the argument and present all of the data, even if some of it raises thorny issues.

Such is the case with his latest report, on premier Roswell player, Major Jesse Marcel, who as both believers and skeptics agree, witnessed, handled and recovered the wreckage of whatever it was that fell out of the sky in New Mexico on that fateful day back in July 1947.

As Kevin states over at A Different Perspective: “You might say that the whole Roswell case began with Major Jesse Marcel, who, in July 1947, was the air intelligence officer of the 509th Bomb Group at the Roswell Army Air Field. It was Marcel who told the world that he had picked up pieces of a flying saucer while he was stationed there. Strange metallic debris scattered over a large area. Metal that was thin and tough, that resisted repeated blows from a sledgehammer, thin foil-like material that wouldnâ€™t burn, and slender I-beams, not much larger than the supports of a kite but that couldnâ€™t be broken.”

I strongly urge you to read the rest of Kevin’s article, which is both informative and eye-opening.

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