From 1947 until today, is linked in the history of the Roswell UFO. More than 60 years ago, a small town in Mexico to Roswell, it says that there is a rush "Disco Volante". aereonatica A general found the remains of a flying saucer or alien propabilmente a vehicle. If you want Meggiorato HERE information downloaded from a torrent file with a documentary on the Discovery channnel Roswell.
all began 's July 8, 1947, when the local newspaper "Roswell Daily Record reported the text of a official press release issued dall'addetto Air Force Base in Roswell, which announced the discovery of a "flying saucer" crashed in the area of \u200b\u200bSocorro, fields owned by a farmer named Mac Brazel , who had recovered part of the wreckage and warned of what the Sheriff and the Military Air Base in Roswell, who sent their official on-site security officer, Maj. . Jesse Marcel .
Officer, after examining the wreckage he organized the recovery and concentration of the same to the base of Roswell, before the next channel it to unknown destinations (the Wright Field Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio ?), While in the meantime, the base commander, Col. the
Soon the news went around the U.S. and after some time came to Europe (at that time there were no satellite links between the two continents), provoking a huge outcry, to the point that the January Roger Ramey, Commander 8 th Army Air Force stationed in Forth Worth, which depended on the 509th Bomber Group in Roswell, was forced to hastily arrange a press conference to explain that in fact the mysterious "Disco Volante" recovered was nothing but a ... balloon, some remains of which were shown!
The media gave much prominence to the denial of Gen. Roger Ramey, denial that still did not prevent the subsequent spread of rumors about the alleged discovery of the bodies of the occupants of the "Disco Volante". The main supporter of this thesis was Glenn Dennis, the employee Funeral Roswell, who claimed to have received this confidence by a friend in nurse service to Roswell Air Base, present during the autopsy of the bodies found among the wreckage of the flying saucer.
Glen DENNIS As evidence of this produced a design made to him by the nurse, where you can see clearly the anomalies and physical differences of the bodies ...
After the official denial by the Army, the Roswell slowly fell into oblivion until , early 80s, ufologist William Moore and Charles Berlitz the writer returned to this event with their famous book "The Roswell Incident," published in Italy under the title "It happened at Roswell."
But it was only in 1991, with the book "UFO Crash at Roswell" ufologists RANDLE Kevin and Donald Schmitt you really reopened investigations into the case, followed in short, in 1992, from the book "Crash at Corona" controversial ufologist Stanton Friedman .
The case then had a sudden and brief revival, and for a while he returned to talk about alleged extraterrestrial bodies found by the Army and kept in secret military bases, then everything went back to rest until 1995, when the producer and businessman Ray Santilli English announced that they have entered into possession of several videos of military secrets relating to the Roswell event: a movie on the recovery of wreckage of the Disco Volante, a movie of a extraterrestrial body in a tent and two autopsies of extraterrestrial bodies.
The sensational announcement SANTILLI went around the world and the newspapers, radio and television around the world vied to convey the shocking images autopsy of the alien.
After the uproar the first time, subsequent surveys conducted by ufologists around the world led to the discovery that the footage of the alien under the tent was a fake, and many doubts were advanced in order to film the wreckage, whose structure does not coincide with that described by the son of Major. Jesse Marcel, that as a boy he saw the wreckage recovered from the father.
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