Roswell Reflections: J. Bond Johnson, the Ramey Memo and Me Now Moore and Shandera claim that this new Johnson story, that is in conflict with what he had told me, “…holds up and sheds new light on the events. The photographs show the actual debris from the flying disc from Roswell.” These conflicts aren’t over … Read more
Roswell Reflections: J. Bond Johnson, the Ramey Memo and Me KDR: His aide was there? A little explanation might be necessary here. At this point in the investigation, I am unsure of the sequence of events, unsure of who really knew what, and unsure of what Johnson really knows. Later, as I continued the research, … Read more
Roswell Reflections: J. Bond Johnson, the Ramey Memo and Me In reviewing what Barry Greenwood had written about the Ramey Memo I thought about my interaction with J. Bond Johnson (seen here), the man who had taken the photographs. It started cordial enough with two long recorded telephone conversations and ended with two more that … Read more
Roswell Reflections: Harry M. Cordes There has been a great deal revealed about the Roswell case in the last few months. New witnesses, well, second-hand witnesses have been quoted extensively. Men and women who say that family members told them about the UFO crash, but who had not seen anything themselves have been located. With … Read more
Roswell Reflections: Frankie Rowe and the Roswell Fireman I grow tired of having to repeat the same information over and over because the skeptics and the debunkers simply don’t want to hear it. Now I’m back defending Frankie Rowe (seen here) who has been called a liar for no reason that I can understand. She … Read more
Roswell Reflections: Dr. Russell VernonClark and the Roswell UFO Ten years ago, on the anniversary of the Roswell UFO crash, the talk of the festival (when not consumed with the nonsense spouted by Lieutenant Colonel Philip Corso) was a piece of metallic debris that had been subjected to chemical analysis and testing by a credentialed … Read more
Roswell Reflections: CPT Lorenso Kent and the Roswell UFO Crash Cruising through the blogsosphere the other day I found Paul Kimball’s comments about Captain Lorenzo Kent Kimball (no relation) and how some of us, Stan Friedman and me to be specific, have ignored his testimony. Well, we didn’t really ignore it, we knew about it, … Read more
Roswell Reflections: Boldra and Kromschroeder According to the information that I have, Major Ellis Boldra, an engineer stationed at Roswell after the UFO crash, discovered samples of the debris in a safe in the engineering office in 1952. In the course of his experiments with it, he tried to burn and melt part of it … Read more
Roswell Reflections: Roswell – The People Bessie Brazel The skeptics believe they have a slam dunk on the Roswell, coming at us with information that simply is not proven as we look at it. Much of it is single witness and contradicts that given by many others. One of the best examples of this is … Read more
Roswell Reflections: BS in The Desert Body Snatchers in the Desert by Nick Redfern — The Roswell UFO crash case has been solved — yet again. Nick Redfern (seen below), writing in his new book, Body Snatchers in the Desert has proposed a somewhat new but not extraterrestrial explanation. He suggests that what fell in … Read more
