Ultimate Guide to the Roswell UFO Crash by Noe Torres
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Overview: Does evidence still exist today in Roswell, New Mexico of a mysterious UFO crash from July 1947? Let this book be your guide to visiting all the key sites (more than 35) in and around Roswell that were involved in the famous "Roswell Incident.".
This new book is the closest thing to jumping in a time machine and witnessing first-hand the alleged 1947 crash of an unidentified flying object near Roswell, New Mexico, says author Noe Torres, a UFO researcher and member of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON). Torres’ book, Ultimate Guide to the Roswell UFO Crash, uses maps, photographs, and eyewitness accounts to direct Roswell enthusiasts on an exhaustive, self-guided tour of more than 35 places that have been linked to the world’s foremost UFO case.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Faith, Beliefs & Philosophy
With this book in hand, visitors can locate and visit some of Roswell’s most mysterious and infamous places, including the military aircraft hangar south of town where the flying saucer and the bodies of its unearthly occupants were reportedly taken by the U.S. Army following the crash. Witnesses described the creatures as three to four feet tall with unusually large heads, slanted eyes, thin arms, and only small “slits” or “holes” where their mouths, nose, and ears should be. According to Torres, one of the beings was reportedly alive when brought to the Roswell Army base and may have led guards on a frantic chase across the compound before being shot.
Torres’ book also blazes a path to the site of the old Roswell Army Air Field hospital, where a witness reported seeing military doctors conducting a bizarre autopsy on the strange beings. The autopsy attempt was abandoned when a foul stench from the creatures’ bodily fluids caused everyone within smelling distance to become intensely ill.
A short distance away from where the hospital stood, Roswell visitors can sit in the very room where one of the nurses present during the alien autopsy allegedly drew sketches of the creatures for Roswell mortician Glenn Dennis. “She described the beings as about three and a half feet tall with a disproportionately large head, deeply-set eyes, concave nose with two holes, a narrow slit for a mouth, and ears consisting of a small hole with a flap of skin. The creatures had no hair at all, and their skin was black, possibly from exposure to the sun after the crash. Instead of teeth, they had heavy cartilage, and their skulls that were ‘flexible’ rather than rigid. The nurse’s attention was especially drawn to the hands of the creatures, which had only four fingers with each finger having a pad resembling a suction cup at the end,” Torres writes.
Although most of the locations featured in Torres’ new book are located in and around Roswell, a few of them are farther away, such as the former Foster Ranch in nearby Lincoln County, about 100 miles from Roswell. It was there that rancher Mack Brazel reported finding strange debris and bodies that he believed to be extraterrestrial in origin. He reported his discovery to a number of civilians before the U.S. Army allegedly pressured him to keep quiet about what he had seen.
Among the UFO landmarks unveiled in the book are the still-existing homes of a number of key Roswell eyewitnesses, including Roswell Army Air Field intelligence officer Jesse Marcel. Marcel’s son, Jesse Jr., assisted Torres with the book and also wrote the book’s foreword. “Here you will read about my former home, which still stands in Roswell and where we examined the strange wreckage. You will also read about many other places, including the mysterious RAAF aircraft hanger, where UFO wreckage and bodies were temporarily stored. Through a clearer understanding of the Roswell event, we discover greater truth about the universe and our place in it. We are not alone,” Marcel, Jr. writes in the foreword.
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