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From: KAnder6444@aol.com
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 1997 21:19:59 -0400 (EDT)
Fwd Date: Wed, 11 Jun 1997 01:57:57 -0400
Subject: Roswell Crash - 'Solved'

>From: ExposeUFO@aol.com  (Bill Hamilton)
>Date: Tues. 10 June 1997, 04:26:48 (EDT)
>To:updates@globalserve.net
>Subject: Another Roswell Cover Story

>"Roswell was not a MOGUL weather ballon that crashed at
>Roswell but a top secret "lifting body"

Bill, you bring up some good points. Even though I have a bit
of skeptic in me about most UFO sightings, there are two questions
that have remained unanswered in my mind that someone might
be able to answer.

1) I lived in Alamogordo in 1974. I heard first hand from two witnesses
    about sightings of a large disc craft flying above the Sacramento
    Mountains/Lincoln National Forest. One flew over my neighbor as he
    was traveling to El Paso and cut the power of his engine. The other
    was driving with his wife to Timberon, the land project I worked at
    and saw in a remote area, a large disc release a number of smaller
    discs.

So with or without a Roswell crash, what the heck is going on down there?
And if some testing of a secret "lifting body" was being done in 1947
wouldn't it make sense that after 50 YEARS, it would be ok to talk about it
in public? Even in 1974, if the military was testing something big/round with
smaller modules and it was something "like a spy craft" wouldn't we see
some of the results by now in 1997 or at least some history of testing
that went on? (I'm clueless about military procedures, so forgive my
ignorance on this)

A good criminal can also cover their tracks by planting info of
what they would "like" people to think happened.

I do wonder about things like this.

Kathleen Andersen