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This is Mr. Limeley O. Smith in

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a lecture on the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the subject of the

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subject of the subject.

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And they were crazy about it and he had been able to take a little role here for me.

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And everybody then found something similar to this.

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And this is the human side.

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The next month is the 20th.

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There is a little swan on the side and a long one on the other side.

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And also, in turn, swan on the other side.

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That's where the girls were taken.

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The world was filled with herds.

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And this can vary.

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The back of the ship, there's one side there and the other side.

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Only when you put the ship action there, it just looks like it's part of the floor.

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There's this tricky place there.

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The swan is the main drop that's floating that way.

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A fan, it's a little bit on each side.

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There aren't any particularly strange about that.

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They're not made of the mere man's force.

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And fans were in a large tomb, straight up and down, and they were back to students.

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And they didn't come above the ship, they were just easy with the ship, the top of the ship.

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Once they went through, all of the two backers could be seen.

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Okay, I think that comes with that thing well.

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Mr. Schitt knew that the gentleman, Bong Jong-il, was taken to the village.

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He wasn't sitting in harm's way in any way.

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He said to the message, when they come up there, the first thing they said,

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is that the alarm just went off, the person was harming me in the way.

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And while we were sitting in the ship, they told me to tell the people that they meant no harm,

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the language here.

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And what else can you say to anybody about that?

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And yeah, there are many kinds of things to carry back, so they can introduce you.

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So this is just a little harm.

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And when you just say it in your future, you're going to know what it's about.

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Nothing like that yet.

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And when you're going to say, man, are you saying, man, or...

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No, I'm not.

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No, you're going to know what it is.

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No, I'm not.

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I'm talking directly to women.

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I'm talking to anybody outside, for instance, non-people, only outside, or anything of that nature.

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It's something directly to you.

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Well, you left them the same way you do, and you said...

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He got ready to leave, and he asked me to, and asked me to take off.

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I stepped out from the door, and said,

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and before I left, he said,

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those prices start to decline, so we're out of time because it won't start anyway.

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Did you mind the way we did the ship?

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Yeah, I mean, we're about 10, 15 seats, I believe.

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I mean, we walked way back to the time before you left.

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Yeah, I said, I said, we decided.

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Okay, we're going to be 10, 15 seats.

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You can tell me the way by using it.

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Ten?

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A そうり?

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I forgot.

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We just moved from Cajun to San Francisco,

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outside the cave, and it changed colors.

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It didn't change anything in what color.

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It seemed like it changed into the same color as the clouds there.

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There was some kind of a darkish color, and it burned right away.

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Any human eye could probably see up to 200 feet.

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It just burned into something.

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It was almost disappeared.

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The legs that held the ship on the ground of the cave were gone.

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It was gone.

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It was a dark-gray incident.

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It was a serious incident.

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It was a hydraulic wave.

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It was a solar wave.

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What was the moment of this?

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I went back to my car, and my car started again.

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I didn't have any trouble.

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I thought, let me ask you this.

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When your car first stopped, did you start again?

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Yes, I switched on the seat and saw several different things.

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I kept on the car until it was no longer found.

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I was living in the town.

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The afternoon ship took off.

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I took the car into the air.

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I walked back to my car, and I didn't have my car started.

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Then, when did you move in?

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I went back to Cardian.

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I went up to the sheriff.

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He told me the sheriff was out.

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I was about 50.

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He went out there with me.

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I told him about it.

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He went out there with me.

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We came back to town together.

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We got Richard Alton and Laura, the people.

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I'm going to the site.

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But he called me from a historical standpoint,

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just so he wouldn't make a living.

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That's your impression.

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I really don't know.

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I would be too開始 to know.

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I don't know if you'll bliss or Political reality.

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Quand une Denise어야anken playing a lullaby,

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that sins are in vain.

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All you do is sit on some lidlalee

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where we had to retire before it wasى

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If the life was really Disановane,

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So then you went back and couldn't locate the sheriff, so you went down to the police

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station.

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That's right.

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In Congress.

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And you saw Mr. Kinko Nelson again, right there.

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He was too young.

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One of the deputies.

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Yes.

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And then you just get together with Kinko Nelson then, trade it on.

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Yes.

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When the chief entered the town, I think, when was the first time, I mean I've seen this

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before, the first time you've been told to go away, I've been put away.

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Well, the first time I was aware of the work that Mr. Schmidt and the deputy sheriff,

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the big trade came to my office just before four o'clock this afternoon.

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And the deputy told me that I had something that sounded very fantastic.

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And he said, I think we should go check it.

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He said, Mr. Schmidt, your claim to be has been a spaceship.

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And I think that's a good story.

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I mean, I think most of the time, certainly, you're up to a good particular time.

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We do want to get back and we'll start right with you again from the time you came here

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to fight.

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We are just recording this at the present time.

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We don't have any more faith.

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And then we set up a new faith.

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Now we do want to hear this little bit about the military and that would be a great, I

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think it would be great if I could do that and come back to this in just a few moments.

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But that's all I would do.

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I put it back to this spaceship episode that's tomorrow.

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You're recording the back.

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We were talking to Chief Nelson, I tried to before the weather this evening.

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And I was asking you just when the first time, you were aware, when were you aware of the

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similar percentage of this epicentery.

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It was about four o'clock this afternoon, when Mr. Schmidt and the deputy sheriff walked

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into my office.

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They told me, related to me, the same thing, Mr. Schmidt told me.

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He described the ship and so forth.

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And I decided that we should go out and check his story.

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To me it seemed fantastic at the time.

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I'll be very truthful about it.

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But I went out with Mr. Schmidt, deputy sheriff.

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We were going to do the city manager some party and Ed Chippin, the editor of the

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Friday Gala Dubs.

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And we were expecting this area, which he had described to you, to stand out there in

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one room, that where the ship had landed.

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Definitely there were tracks there.

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And you can see where the legs of this spaceship had sat down in the sand.

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You can see where the men had walked in the sand, walked up to next to Mr. Schmidt, and

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they had returned back there.

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You could track down the sand.

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And it was on the beach and all that, so I don't know if it was a bank.

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Yes, it was.

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How long did you want to make the ship to be?

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Quite long.

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I personally put it in diameter.

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And then we were still there and then they were asking for markings and everything.

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And in inspecting that we found that where the coils had leaked out of this ship.

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And we gathered the oil and removed the leaves.

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There were some trees.

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The oil had gone out on these leaves.

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We gathered that up tonight, I was in headquarters there, in the morning.

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And one of the instructors at the state secret service, the panelist, of course, in the morning,

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is the room with our green oil and it's very thin.

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It's not like castor oil.

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It has a peculiar odor that is in there, that's the oil.

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So far no analysis has been made of these up to the couple.

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Notice the man has checked that he says it is in the oil.

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Whether it was a fake wood or just plain wood oil, I can't tell.

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But definitely I'm convinced that there was a ship there.

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And I think the other men in the video were in the same room as here, they were in the same room.

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And there was definitely, well, let's say there would be three lines of paper for the paper.

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And you don't need fans in the dirt.

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There was only fans that were fake wood, just aggressive.

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Yes, yes.

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And there's this thing called the identifiable bearing.

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And as he told you, there's car stop, back some thirty feet from where he was stopped.

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His tracks are very different, where the car stopped, he showed us the point.

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And there's where he got out of his car, the tracks are all there.

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And I'm proud to say that the man's definitely saw the ship.

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Part of the jury were asking me to inspect the site to achieve the...

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Well, the man's typically been trying to investigate what went on or is going on now.

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After we investigated the site, I conveniently saw the special bureau of investigation.

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And that has gone into worship in there, I can't tell you about.

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I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry, but do you have anything else to say to the people who call about the influence of that woman,

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the harassment of the agent?

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No, I think that's about all of them.

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All right, we'll go with that.

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Well, that's about it, ladies and gentlemen.

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I don't know what more we can say.

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We want to express our sincere thanks and congratulations to the suspect for coming down this evening,

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and the other two coming down.

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Both men of the oral afternoon, the review speech, the thing happened.

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There's been swaps of telephone calls from all parts of the country,

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and we're certainly grateful for them too.

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Stay some time out the meeting, come down and explain it to you.

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We do want to mention one thing, and that's the fact that Mr. Smith, of course,

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has been repeating all these calls, we're the new agency, the telecommunications agency,

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and any type of new agency possible in the coming of the law is not serious,

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you will, of course, too.

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And we want to say this, that Mr. Smith is not available for any telephone or get-a-move,

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or he's not available for any conversation anymore,

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depending on how you speak from his notes and your wife.

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That's right.

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Mr. Smith is definitely a grown-up, he hasn't had a bite to eat,

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and I don't think that he should be in the room anymore,

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so I think he should answer this tonight.

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Here are my family members, I'm from the New York District,

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and I'm from the Charlene's, I have two boys with their own.

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Two boys that are one of my only loved ones, and Kelly's pushing for it.

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I don't know much about any of them.

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They have to get me one of the ones who finds fiction that type of thing,

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and I'm interested in that type of thing, and I'll end it here.

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You know, there's no scientific truth, that's accurate.

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That's the first time in anything like this, and they'll be happy to use it.

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Well, I guess that's about it, ladies and gentlemen,

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I don't know what more we can say, we can accept it in fairly, we can accept it in fact,

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we can accept no part of it, we can accept our job to afford it to you.