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Mysteries revisited: Stanton Friedman's Roswell witness letter

By T.K. Randall
July 29, 2023 · Comment icon 55 comments

What did the military cover up that day in Roswell ? Image Credit: CC BY-SA 4.0 MjolnirPants
The letter had been part of an enormous archive of letters and documents kept by the late UFO researcher.
There are few cases in UFO lore as hotly debated as the Roswell incident, an event that has been covered in countless books, documentaries, TV shows and movies over the last few decades.

Exactly what was found scattered across a ranch approximately 30 miles north of Roswell in 1947 continues to remain a controversial topic, with some believing that it was a crashed alien spacecraft, some subscribing to the official 'weather balloon' story and others again believing that it was some sort of secretive government project that went awry and had to be covered up.

A few years ago, a previously unseen letter written by the son of a military witness concerning these events was found among the various documents and files kept by the late UFO researcher Stanton Friedman.

The author, who is referred to only as 'Shawn', was thought to have lived in Texas.

His father - a military man - had allegedly been taken to the crash site at the time of the incident.

"Nothing resembled the shape of a conventional airplane or rocket," Shawn wrote.
"There were chunky pieces of relatively intact metal frame and many smaller, thinner pieces of what looked like a fuselage. Everything was made of a strange metal alloy, what he called "unobtanium," very light and strong. Some of the pieces could not be bent, while others were extremely flexible."

"There were also some pieces that appeared to be rusted on the outside or to have been subjected to very high heat."

Things got even stranger when his father claimed to have witnessed "three small humanoids" that had been packed in ice and loaded onto a plane.

The entities were roughly human-like, but had no ears or teeth. They had large eyes, but no eyelids and had six fingers on each hand. Their skin was similar to that of a shark.

They were also ideally suited to sit in the metal reclining seats found in the wreckage.

You can read the letter in its entirety - here.

Source: BroBible | Comments (55)




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Comment icon #46 Posted by Trelane 1 year ago
Thank you. I do appreciate it. I've been looking but not too sure based off of time frames and where they may have moved to.
Comment icon #47 Posted by Zebra3 1 year ago
I can't even find anything on him. I know he was quiet about it.
Comment icon #48 Posted by skyeagle409 1 year ago
Why not?! Remember, reality is the name of the game, and that reality is, the Roswell incident involved extraterrestrials.  
Comment icon #49 Posted by skyeagle409 1 year ago
You have to prove it by posting man-made evidence, which you have failed to do. Now, measure up to the challenge and post it.  While I am waiting, I would like to post a bit of history that can't be erased which proves just how gullible debunkers are and how they were corrected with a dose of reality. AIR FORCE RIDICULES UFO COVER-UP (Reported by CNN) "The report (1997 Roswell Report) released Tuesday repeated that assertion. It explained that the so-called alien bodies witnesses reported seeing in the desert in separate incidents (1947) were test dummies that were carried aloft between 1954 ... [More]
Comment icon #50 Posted by joc 1 year ago
Wait...you have to prove it by posting ET evidence, which you haven't done...have you submitted your findings to a Scientific Peer Reviewed journal yet? Please submit the link for that if  you have. We know one thing.  If a vessel travels through the atmosphere faster than the speed of sound, it WILL create sonic boom waves...that's called Physics.  If it doesn't, well, then we know one thing for certain...it is most certainly NOT a vessel of any kind.  No vessel, no vessel.  No vessel equals No Vessel.  So if there is no vessel, that means that if you submitted that to a peer reviewed S... [More]
Comment icon #51 Posted by skyeagle409 1 year ago
Sorry, but that won't work. Now, where's your man-made evidence the refutes my extraterrestrial evidence? After thinking about it, you still haven't supplied your man-made evidence that refutes the data I have been posting. 
Comment icon #52 Posted by joc 1 year ago
I just did.  Works for about 100 percent of physicists.  They have like, equations even supporting the science.  So, explain in your peer reviewed submitted proposal that the law of physics doesn't apply to your radar evidence.  Waiting....
Comment icon #53 Posted by skyeagle409 1 year ago
Sorry, it is a documented fact that aliens know much more about physics than mankind.
Comment icon #54 Posted by joc 1 year ago
 I have better things to do than to argue idiocy.  Like...sleep...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Comment icon #55 Posted by skyeagle409 1 year ago
Before you go, how about presenting your man-made evidence that I have been requesting? Failure to do so and my extraterrestrial evidence remains unrefuted.


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