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From: mailbox@ix.netcom.com [Bob Wolf]
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 1997 23:52:30 -0500 (CDT)
Fwd Date: Fri, 29 Aug 1997 02:28:25 -0400
Subject: Roswell Secrets revealed on American Computer

Hi,

I thought you would be interesting in knowing the entire
story of the ACC site, and break in.  So, I have been asked
to submit it to you, so that no further disinformation will
result. I was asked by a friend who works at ACC:

==== STATEMENT from the American Computer Company to "SKYWATCH":

As always, American Computer wishes to warn you that any
investigation into the break in at their offices is "incomplete"
and at this time "inconclusive as to the perpetrators and as to
the purpose".

a) American Computer Company posted the stories on their website
three weeks ago at

http://www.american-computer.com

and

http://www.american-computer.com/roswell.htm

b) The following Sunday night about a week later, after 5:30 PM
and before 5:30 AM Monday, someone broke into the ACC building
by, apparently (at least this is the conclusion drawn by those
present at the scene the next day):

    i) using equipment which enabled them to somehow get past
the magnetically locked doors, and through the key card entries,
without setting off silent alarms - only one recorded card
access, an exit attempt without an id, of a suspicious nature
was found, but no CARD ID was recorded by the Computer,
purportedly;

    ii) getting PAST motion detectors in the lobby and going
up stairs to the floor on which they reside;

    iii) getting PAST motion detectors in the upstairs lobby,
proceeding to their heavy plate glass, locked doors, and;

    iv) without attracting any attention, (we are talking
about a Corporate structure here, with no guards present after
5:30 PM) smashing a huge, heavy duty floor to ceiling plate
glass and lexan door, to enter their offices.  It was rather
seriously torn to pieces.

c) A few days prior to that break in, a mysterious telephone
truck was chased off the company parking lot when someone was
discovered by ACC's security department crosswiring the
telephone lines in the floor and basement telephone rooms.

d) A few days prior to that break in, wierd faxes reportedly
arrived at ACC headquarters TECH SUPPORT FAX, which resembled
messages from classified military equipment, computer equipment
which the person(s) partially responsible for the Roswell story
on the ACC website had designed under contract a decade earlier.

e) Those faxes were reported to the Military authorities, who
apparently did not respond to the reports, at first.

f) When ACC returned to work on Monday AM that week, it was
found that during the breakin the Sunday night before, while a
few offices had been randomly entered and a few innocuous things
removed from them, a CDROM radio, a clock, an old Laptop (almost
as if to point the finger in that direction) and about $5.00 in
change from an honor bar, however: several keyperson offices
were thoroughly searched, including vandalization during search
and rummaging through recorded CDs, XRAY proof containers
containing tapes, file cabinets, drawers, and desks.  However,
valuables in plain sight (endorsed checks, gold chains, purses,
extremely expensive computers by the dozen) were all ignored,
and the only OBJECTS taken from these keyperson offices were a
couple of Car Phones being charged in desk chargers, both of which
were inactive and valueless.  Fingerprint tests were inconclusive,
on the entries, objects thrown all over the floor and
cabinets/desks which had been searched. We note the difference
between the valuables taken, and the effort and cost it took to
get in and out unobserved, in a Corporate Park regularly patrolled
by very aggressive law enforcement (with limited road egress).

g) About a day after the break in, when it was reported to a
Pentagon official that the break in had occured, The US Air Force
elected to send an OSI team to the site to gather information.
No additional information is available about this event.

ACC asks that you pass on the following: Please be careful how
you interpret information posted by third parties about these
events, as it is important, ACC feels, that any information that
is discussed or disclosed about these matters be factual, given
the subject matter, so that wild speculation does not occur and
so that unsubstantiated rumors do not block out the truth, hope
against hope.

American Computer Company has indicated that it is both unable
to verify the story on its website and unable to dispute the
facts alleged in its website, at this time.  ACC is openly
soliciting the world's opinion, through a form on its website,
each and every one of which it will endeavor to respond to.

===== END OF STATEMENT

Now, back to my regularly scheduled participation in this list!

-- Bob Wolf