Probed ingest of: 16 Alien Bodies Crashed HERE… And We Just Found PROOF

Scott and Suzanne Ramsey recount witnesses describing a largely intact hundred-foot disc at Hart Canyon on March 25, 1948, with fourteen to sixteen small, childlike occupants.

They are described as childlike, roughly three to four feet tall, hairless, and wearing blue one-piece clothing without insignia. Some were reportedly burned although the interior appeared comparatively undamaged.

The Ramseys say Baptist minister Solon Brown looked inside the craft and prayed over recovered bodies before military personnel cleared witnesses from the site.

The Ramseys say he looked into the craft and later prayed over bodies at the military’s request.

The Ramseys describe a roughly two-week recovery involving scientists, limited entry periods because of sickness, cranes, and a tank transporter used to remove the craft in sections.

Scientists allegedly approached cautiously with radiation instruments before examining the interior. Accounts discussed in the film describe unusual symbols and sickness after prolonged exposure, with visits limited to about twenty minutes and monitored by a nurse. A security participant named Donald Bass reportedly remembered snow accumulating around the site while failing to collect on the craft. The Ramseys propose that workers cut an access road, used cranes and a military tank transporter, and removed the object in sections.

Scott Ramsey says Technical Sergeant Dick Harper maintained false personnel postings and medical entries for approximately two hundred recovery participants to conceal their presence at Aztec.

Scott says Harper described maintaining personnel records for approximately two hundred people involved in the recovery. According to this account, fictitious postings and medical entries would place participants elsewhere if they later spoke publicly.

The Ramseys present Fred Reed’s March 27, 1999 letter as an account of restoring the Hart Canyon landscape after the alleged recovery, and interpret regular tree placement as replanting.

A March 27, 1999 letter attributed to Fred Reed is presented as an account of restoring the landscape after the recovery. The Ramseys say Reed arrived after the object had gone and learned only later that the assignment involved a flying saucer.