From: Michael.Corbin@p0.f428.n104.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Michael Corbin)
Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors
Subject: Re: Request: Roswell Information; And How To Get More
Date: 24 Jul 92 20:58:05 GMT
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 >         Let's recap:
 >
 >         Moore and Berlita originally claimed ONE rash near Roswell, and
 > the
 > recovery of FOUR bodies.
 >
 >         Randle and Schmittclaim ONE crash 150 miles west of Roswell, the
 >
 > recovery of THREE bodies and one LIVE alien.
 >
 >         Friedman claims TWO crashes, the first in Roswell with four
 > corpses,
 > and the second at Randle
 > s location with three corpses and one live one.
 >
 >         Friedman maintains that the MJ-12 papers are genuine, in spite
 > of a)
 > near-certain proof that they're counterfeit, and b) it contradicts his
 > two-crash theory. The papers mention only the Roswell crash.
 >
 >         When asked about this contradiction, Friedman merely replied,
 > "Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence." Well, whuppee. That's
 > certainly a solid answer.

Let's do the recap again ...

1)  Moore and Berlitz write about the alleged crash of a flying disk near 
Corona, New Mexico in 1947.  This material is developed as a result of a 
witness coming forward and approaching Stanton Friedman.  The witness 
is Jesse Marcel, the intelligence officer stationed at Roswell Army Air Base 
in 1947, when the crash occurred.   During the Moore investigation, Mac Brazel 
is also interviewed, as well as others.

2)  Kevin Randle and Don Schmitt begin a more in-depth investigation of the 
crash story and interview almost 300 witnesses who were either directly 
involved or indirectly involved in the handling of the wreckage of the downed 
craft.  Additional, important information was found in this investigation, 
including the exact amount of flights needed to remove the wreckage to 
Carswell AFB and then subsequently to Wright-Patterson.  Hence, the publishing 
of the book, UFO Crash at Roswell.

3)  Stanton T. Friedman was contacted by Gerald Anderson as a result of a 
program aired on Unsolved Mysteries concerning the Roswell crash.  Anderson 
claims that he was present at a crash site in 1947, at the age of 5 years old 
and observed the craft and bodies of aliens.  However, he was not near Corona, 
New Mexico when this happened.  His testimony claims that he was with his 
father, uncle and others in the Plains of San Agustin, which is about 250 
miles west of the Corona crash site.  The dates of this occurrance coincide 
with the July crash observed at Corona.  Friedman surmises that there was a 
mid-air collision between two saucers, which brought one down at Corona and 
one in the Plains.  Friedman's just released book, Crash at Corona, details 
the investigation of Anderson's claims.

At present, there is considerable controversy over the veracity of Anderson's 
testimony.  Randle and Schmitt claim that Anderson gave them a couple of 
different versions on tape and that his story was too inconsistent.  Friedman, 
on the other hand, feels that Anderson is the real thing.

Mike

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