Glenn Campbell , Nevada UFO gadfly, expert on the secret military base at Area 51 and Webmaster for Ufomind, one of the most complete UFO sites on the Web. We know what it means. In the midst of a frenzy over coming celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the alleged alien visitation that has come to be known as the Roswell Incident, it still isn't clear what that incident was. Believers agree it is a tale of a mysterious spacecraft crashing in New Mexico in the summer of 1947, of alien bodies scooped up by secretive government operatives, of a massive and enduring cover-up. But beyond that, there is no one accepted version of the Roswell Incident.
Eyewitness accounts conflict.
There is no physical evidence to support any of them, no crashed saucer, no alien bodies on ice. The story of Roswell remains an enigma. The Roswell story does not display this pattern. Each successive account of the Roswell Incident by UFO researchers contradicts the previous as the storytellers battle for control of the tale. There is divergence, not convergence.