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Famous UFO Crashes |
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By far the most well known UFO crash is the Roswell crash of 1947. The story began when the local air force base picked up a few unidentified objects on radar on a stormy July night. Eventually the rest of the objects left from view off the radar screen but one apparently stayed behind and disappeared. They figured that whatever it was that fadded off radar had to have come down somewhere out in the New Mexican desert. In the early morning hours of July 8th, they received a phone call from a farmer by the name of Mack Brazel. He said that a field of debris was scattered across his ranch and that he wanted someone to come and clean it up. They sent a group of men to retrieve what at the time they thought was a downed aircraft possibly a Russian or German test plane. One of the people included in this recovery operation was Maj.Jesse Marcel. Once there, it was clear that the wreckage wasn't that of any conventional aircraft but that of what appeared to be of a flying disk shaped craft. A major military team had assembled to retrieve the wreckage. Those who saw anything were silenced and intimidated into supmission. Mack Brazel was seen driving through the town with a suspiciously brand new pickup truck only days later. After the debris field was collected and the area cleaned off any trace, they are said to have found the ship itself three quarters of a mile away partially embeded in a foot hill. Testimony from certain individuals describe that there were three to four bodies near the ship and one being may have been shot. (This may have been the one which was said to have been found alive). The bodies and wreckage were later shipped to Wright Patterson Airforce base and then distributed to many secret installations across the United States for study and analysis. It is still unclear on where all of the materials and the live alien were taken if indeed these events even took place, but most evidence seems to point to a Top Secret miltary base in Nevada known as the Groom Lake test range code named Area 51. |
This case is not as widely distributed and recognised as the Roswell incident but is a famous one nonetheless. This mysterious crash into Canadian waters was one that created more questions than answers; like most cases of this nature.. It began on the coast of Halifax, Nova Scotia in 1968, when a group of men were driving down a road. They suddenly saw what looked to be a plane in trouble. It was flashing lights along the tree line before plunging into the bay. They didn't know what to do so they went to the police and told them that a plane may have gone down. Fearing that the people on board may have been injured, they sent a search team out over the waters the very next day. There was no sign of any plane or survivors but there was a long trail of thick yellow foam extending a hundred yards across the surface of the water in the harbour. The men had seen nothing like it before. It smelt a bit like sulfur and didn't seem natural. The men went down underwater to see what there was but reported had found nothing. The ship had supposedly travelled under water for several days and stopped off the coast of a military radar base which at the time, was the most secret base in canada. The craft was said to have been monitored by American and possibly Russian ships during this period. Scuba divers were supposedly dispatched to photograph and document it throughout the duration of its time under water. All that the witnesses could say is that there seemed to be a second object "lending assistance" to the damaged craft. Before another crew arrived, the craft apparently travelled underwater at an incredible speed, broke the surface and flew away. This case never seems to end because people keep on coming forward and telling their share of the story and that may prove to be most important when it comes to solving the Shag Harbour incident. |
The Shag Harbour Incident |
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The Roswell Incident |
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Two images of phoney wreckage |
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