<>@6 пепепепепепепепепепепепепепепепепепепе *4@7 ROSWELL *3]5@3 by Azrael *1]1@6 епепепепепепепепепепепепепепепепепепеп *2 @1 It was the morning of July 3rd 1947, the day after a terrible storm, and Mr Bill Brazel rode out on his ranch to check that his animals were okay. What he found is only known by the Pentagon. His fields were covered in wreckage. Wreckage of what? He did not know. So he contacted the local Sheriff. The place is Roswell. We all have ideas about what was lying in Bill Brazel's fields that day, Weather Balloon... U.F.O.... whatever. In his fields were bits of wood and metal, and a huge battered disc. The wood was as light as Balsa wood but could not be burned or broken, and neither could the metal. The metal was engraved with hyrogliphics of a strange kind. Lying in and amongst the wreckage were the bodies of six aliens. As an eye witness commented on the scene, he said that the bodies were definately not human. Maybe carbon-based life forms, but not human. Some of the aliens had survived the crash. Mr Brazel contacted the local Army Air base at Roswell and also the local sheriff. The sheriff was told by the army to keep quiet about what he had seen, or face the consequences of his actions if he did not. By this time, the army was on a cover-up exercise. The Public Relations officer at the base nearly blew the whole thing sky high by saying in a statement on July 8th 1947, "...that an unidentified object crashed near to Roswell and has been recovered by the Army, with the help of some local landowners." The Public Relations Officer was a Walter Haut. It has since been denied that anything happened at Roswell, but the above statement to me is proof that something happened at Roswell in 1947. The U.S Air Force top brass said that it was a Weather Balloon. The statement would have read, "...that a Weather Balloon crashed near to Roswell and has been recovered by the Army, with the help of some local landowners." Pictures of two senior Air Force Officers examining bits of a "Weather Balloon" was distributed to local newspapers in a vain attempt to put people of the scent of the U.F.O. No-one, (except top brass in the Air Force) knew what happened to the crew of the Roswell craft, but I am sure that there were 6 crew. Documents have since been leaked to the press that some of the "alien" crew members were alive and were kept on resperators, but died before anyone could figure out how to communicate with them. *4 @5 SOMETHING STRANGE HAPPENED AT ROSWELL, JULY 1947 AND I WANT TO KNOW WHAT!