If UFOs could be photographed and recorded on radar then it made sense to observers and “investigators” that the UFOs must be solid, they weren’t mere images. This belief prevailed from the very first sightings, and in time, was verified to be true. Beginning in the 1950s, abductees were testifying that the UFO and the Alien were indeed physical. Abductees were touched and handled by real Alien creatures; they were placed on tables in strange rooms and examined with real probing machines. Real live Aliens fully interacted with humans. The Aliens were examining us and before long we discovered that we were being used for their purposes. The contact is comprehensive, intimate and there is obviously no cross contamination. The Aliens don’t catch anything from us and the Aliens cure the ailments of many abductees. We don’t bring anything home. From our contact with the Aliens and their space ships (the UFOs,) it appears that they are made of physical stuff that is common to our universe.

All of this is accepted by the UFO community. It’s all very well to have photographs, radar recordings and the reports and implants of the abductees, but in reality the evidence for the UFO and Alien could in large part be considered as anecdotal and subjective. While photos and radar recordings show something to be there, there is certainly not enough evidence for the UFO and Alien to suit the scientific community. To the scientific community, there are two things wrong with the UFO:

If we want irrefutable proof of the UFO and Alien then something tangible must supplant the pictures and anecdotes. We need a UFO and Alien in our hands suitable for scientific examination. No problem say the UFO “investigators,” we have Roswell and 174 other crashes of UFOs complete with 112 bodies and eleven live Aliens. Don’t need any more proof than that. There are plenty of claimed crashes and the proof is supposedly there, but the problem is that it’s all being held in secret by various tight-lipped governments. Perhaps, but in looking at the crash scenarios I find them to be remarkably similar and all lead to the same result: no real physical evidence is ever produced that can be verified as Alien by a reputable laboratory, private or public. So what’s the problem with the UFO “crashes?”

It’s useful to look at a typical UFO crash and the events that follow.

A UFO crash and its subsequent investigation and disposition have a predictable series of stages:

All crashes are at remote sites, even Roswell. This is understandable as the Aliens, in consideration of us, will not crash themselves near an inhabited building, a busy highway or in cities. Someone could get hurt. The crash will be discovered accidentally, or the person will see a great flash and will follow a falling UFO to the crash site.

The discoverer or discoverers of the crash site do a thorough investigation of the site including taking photos and securing a few artifacts. In many cases the photographer finds that his photographic evidence has been mysteriously erased. Nevertheless, pictures of crashed UFOs are still produced. The artifacts in his possession are in safe keeping only to be released to the person or agency providing the appropriate cash payment. The witness or witnesses may get a very frightening visit from “Men in Black.” The duo or trio all looking alike dressed in immaculate black suits demand the evidence be given to them on threat of death. To save his life, he (they) naturally have to give up priceless evidence that would conclusively prove the existence of Aliens. So the evidence in hand is lost by one means or another. Perhaps this is what happened to the artifacts stashed away at Roswell: the tin foil-looking material that can’t be punctured or cut and the lightweight structural beams sporting hieroglyphic type symbols.

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