If Grusch was briefed on Magenta 1933, why is the UFO community still treating it like a dead case?

I’ve been digging into the Magenta 1933 case recently, and I think it raises an interesting question for this community: At what point does an old UFO case stop being “just folklore” and become something that deserves to be re-evaluated in light of newer testimony and reporting? For years, the alleged 1933 crash outside Magenta, Italy was mostly treated as a strange Italian UFO footnote. The story had the familiar problems: anonymous documents, unclear provenance, fascist-era secrecy, and ver...