Aztec Crash

[Retweeted] A UFO researcher died the day he was supposed to meet with them… Chris Evans had spoken with Frank Scully’s widow about photographs reportedly surviving from the Aztec UFO crash. “She told him that there were definitely photos of the Aztec crash still in existence.” “But he died the day that he was coming to see us.” “When we got the news, it was like somebody punched us.”

A UFO researcher died the day he was supposed to meet with them… Chris Evans had spoken with Frank Scully’s widow about photographs reportedly surviving from the Aztec UFO crash. “She told him that there were definitely photos of the Aztec crash still in existence.” “But he died the day that he was coming to see us.” “When we got the news, it was like somebody punched us.”

[Retweeted] 🛸⚡️ Even the most advanced NHI craft might still get fried by something as basic as old radar Scott Ramsey’s Aztec investigation keeps circling abandoned microwave sites sitting right next to sensitive nuclear facilities. The theory is simple: a 1940s radar pulse the visitors never designed for could have knocked one out of the sky. A technological edge doesn’t mean you’re immune to every environment on Earth. Could an early radar installation actually explain the Aztec crash?

🚨BREAKING🚨: In March 1948, eight months after Roswell, the US military recovered an intact hundred-foot flying saucer from a mesa outside Aztec, New Mexico, with sixteen dead beings still aboard. The craft went to Los Alamos and then to Wright Field, and after decades of investigation, we can now name sixteen witnesses, nine scientists who worked on reverse engineering it, and the Air Force personnel who hauled it away. For seventy years, the case has been filed under "The Aztec Crash Hoax,...