Roswell UFO crash

What really did happen at Roswell, New Mexico, in July 1947 ?

Was there a UFO crash ?

Sixty years after the Roswell UFO crash, we still do not have the entire story. Roswell is still full of undiscovered secrets. Proof of that comes from the people that still come forward with information about the things that happened there.

After the incident took place, the news was everywhere. On newspapers, radio and people were talking about it. Some claimed to be an eyewitness of the crash.


I found the recording of the Original Roswell radio broadcast immediately after the crash.You should listen to it. Below I have also mentioned the conversation broad casted on the radio in text format for your convenience.


This is the original ABC radio broadcast stating that a flying disc had crashed near Roswell New Mexico.

Taylor Grant: "Headline Edition, July 8th, 1947. The Army Air Forces has announced that a flying disk has been found and is now in the possession of the Army. Army officers say the missile, found sometime last week, has been inspected at Roswell, New Mexico, and sent to Wright Field, Ohio, for further inspection".

["The American Broadcasting Company and affiliated stations presents Headline Edition with Taylor Grant... Today's edition presents a roundup of the latest developments in the finding of a flying disk......To stay in step with history in the making, stay tuned to Headline Edition. And now here's Taylor Grant".]

"Late this afternoon a bulletin from New Mexico suggested that the widely publicized mystery of the flying saucers may soon be solved. Army Air Force officers reported that one of the strange disks had been found and inspected sometime last week. Our correspondents in Los Angeles and Chicago have been in contact with army officials endeavoring to obtain all possible late information. Joe Wilson reports to us now from Chicago".

Joe Wilson: "The Army may be getting to the bottom of all this talk about the so-called flying saucer. As a matter of fact, the five hundred and ninth atomic bomb group headquarters at Roswell, New Mexico, reports that it has received one of the disks, which landed on a ranch outside Roswell. The disk landed at a ranch at Corona, New Mexico, and the rancher turned it over to the Air Force. Rancher W. W. Brizelle [sic] was the man who discovered the saucer. Colonel William Blanchard of the Roswell air base refuses to give details of what the flying disk looks like.
In Fort Worth, Texas, where the object was first sent, Brigadier General Roger Ramey says that it is being shipped by air to the AAF research center at Wright Field, Ohio.
A few moments ago, I talked to officials at Wright Field, and they declared that they expect the so- called flying saucer to be delivered there, but that it hasn't arrived as yet.

In the meantime, General Ramey described the object as being of flimsy construction, almost like a box kite. He says that it was so battered that he was unable to determine whether it had a disk form, and he does not indicate its size. Ramey says that so far as can be determined, no one saw the object in the air, and he describes it as being made of some sort of tinfoil. Other army officials say that further information indicates that the object had a diameter of about twenty to twenty-five feet, and nothing in the apparent construction indicated any capacity for speed, and there was no evidence of a power plant. The disk also appeared too flimsy to carry a man. Now back to Taylor Grant in New York".


You heard what was broadcasted after the Roswell crash. But US government kept saying that it was a weather balloon not a UFO.

If someone asks me, do you believe in Roswell crash story then I will say " I have never seen smoke without a fire".

Please give your views. What do you think about this story? Do you believe or not ?

The Roswell Incident

When we talk about UFO's , the first word comes to our mind is 'Roswell' .

On the evening of either July 2 or July 4 (the various sources disagree) there was a severe thunderstorm in the area with lots of lightning. Mac had often wondered who was a stereotypical cowboy, why lightning struck the ground repeatedly in the same spots on the ranch. He wondered if it might mean that there were metal deposits underground at those spots and probably considered doing some prospecting in the area. But this time there was a different sort of sound amid the booming thunderclaps. Mac later said it sounded like an explosion.


The next morning, July 3 or 5, Mac rode out as usual to check on his sheep and to "ride the fences". A seven-year-old neighbor boy, William D. "Dee" Proctor, accompanied him. Dee Proctor loved riding horses more than anything, so he rode with Mac whenever he could.
Riding south of the ranch headquarters, they suddenly came upon an area about a quarter of a mile long and several hundred feet wide that was strewn with debris, shiny bits and pieces unlike anything Mac had ever seen. The sheep refused to cross the debris, and had to be herded the long way around to get to water. Mac picked up some of the material and carried it with him back to the ranch headquarters, where he put it in a shed.
It appeared to be pieces of heavily waxed paper and a sort of aluminum-like foil. Some of these pieces had something like numbers and lettering on them, but there were no words you were able to make out. Some of the metal-foil pieces had a sort of tape stuck to them, and when these were held to the light they showed what looked like pastel flowers or designs. Even though the stuff looked like tape it could not be peeled off or removed at all." "[The writing] looked like numbers mostly.It wasn't paper because he couldn't cut it with his knife, and the metal was different from anything seen before. It looked like a kind of tan, light-brown plastic...it was very lightweight, like balsa wood.