I tried to search for this but I got nothing on the forums, sooo heres a video clip of apparently new released footage from the Roswell crash. It shows a chaotic rush of scientists and army officials trying to carry away an either dead or injured alien.

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti...ideoid=37264020

It's not "new", I first saw that clip a couple years ago....somewhere.

It's old.

Been around a long time.


It could've been done by anyone, and probably was fabricated by some UFO nut, as any real film would have been locked away in a safe and hidden from view....

idk it said "new" and was uploaded like a week ago, so...my bad

Well, I haven't seen it. So it's new to me!

I haven't seen it either.

That's an interesting clip. If it's a hoax, there surely was a sizeable cast of extras in military garb.
Obviously, some kind of handheld camera was used, possibly an Arriflex. That also looks like a 16mm film to me, but I could be wrong.
(I've been wrong before. )

You probably saw it in the comedy film 'Alien Autopsy' which tells the true story of how two men (Portrayed by Ant and Dec) faked the famous Black and white footage of the alien autopsy. This video was featured at the end of the film when the two guys supposedly restore the footage, and I believe this was made for that film.

Just more disinformation taticsIMO. just DONTEATUS

See? Told ya!


That was a pretty slick production, making a new movie look like an old movie.
A far better fake than that "alien autopsy" joke.

So I guess we'll be finding "new Roswell alien" footage for the next 60 years...

And why is this related to the Roswell crash? The quality is terrible, it could be anything, but it looks like some kind accident. The bad quality might also make the victim look like an Alien, and parhaps he has severe burn injuries also.

The Video Camera's issued to the military were high quality (normally colour videos - They were often converted to Black and White for newsreels), as such, most military units were issued with them and camera 'operators' trained to use the highly sensitive equipment.

The impression that this is a bad recording was done for two reasons:

1. To emphasis the legitimacy of the story
2. To hide the innacuracies of the video

This biggest innacuracy of all was under estimating the quality of military video equipment.

I hate it when people do this; if you're going to fake something make sure you research everything.

Me too! Pretty cool is there any way that this video can be authenticated?

aha! somehow I missed this post.

Thanks for the info.

It appears now that people can do it cheaply and simply present movie footage as fake evidence.

Wonder when someone will try to feature a clip from the movie "Plan 9 from Outer Space" as more Roswell "evidence"?

It looks old just like some of the other clips from Roswell.