Roswell Debris
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In the years since the Roswell incident of 1947, numerous witnesses have come forward to proclaim the truth. After the event occurred, those involved were sworn to secrecy. With the phenomenon of UFOs becoming more and more evident people ow more than ever are coming forward to tell the story which has not been disclosed to the world.
Major Edwin Easley was in charge of the military police stationed at the Roswell military base in New Mexico. He was given charge of guarding the debris site where the craft had allegedly crashed. He told researchers of the incident that a large volume of crash debris was loaded onto army trucks and taken to an airfield where it was placed on a plane secretly. No one knows what happened to the bodies or where they may be located today.
President Eisenhower knew of this event and was very keen on keeping it a secret because of the dangers of the Cold War and what might happen to the world if this information were released. Easley promised the President that he would not reveal to anyone what had transpired at the site, yet he did mention to Eisenhower that he believed the incident involved an alien craft and beings not of this earth. Eisenhower agreed with him totally.
