About the discovery of the crashed UFO
Date: 06-23-91 06:47 From: John Powell To: Glenn Devlin Subj: Skeptics In a message to Norman Heyen <21 Jun 91 17:45> Glenn Devlin wrote: GD> I wish I knew more about this arhoelogical team myself. GD> Mayhaps others can shed some light. There's not very much regarding the University of ?? archaeology team. I have my doubts, (based strictly on the available data), about this particular element of the Roswell event. Using the recent (and excellent) UFO Crash at Roswell (Randle & Schmitt) as the reference source: Grady L. "Barney" Barnett finds the second crash site, this is the one with the vast bulk of the physical wreckage and the alien bodies, and shortly after he arrives on-site a team of archaeologists arrives, and _very_ shortly afterwards the military arrives and starts kickin' butt and takin' names. (ppg. 31, 87, 89, 90.) In 1989 a nurse recalled working with a terminally ill patient in the late 40's who claimed to be with the archaeologists who discovered the Corona crash site. (pg.114) In 1971 a pottery hunter and amateur archaeologist claimed to have been at the crash site. (pg. 115) In 1990 one of the actual (alleged?) archaeologists came forward only under anonimity, and was quite reasonably consistent in describing the second crash site and the alien bodies. (ppg. 115 - 117) As far as I know, no specific university/college has been solidly identified, and the University of PA has _not_ been confirmed. Probably only the weight and relative protection of a Congressional Investigation will bring this last person, and a number of other similar people, into the open with the truth. Thanks, take care. John.
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