A mysterious and unexplained incident occurred the other day at the entrance to the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS), which includes the famous Zone-51 base, which supposedly stores alien ships and alien bodies.
The complex occupies a vast territory with underground laboratories and test sites and is officially engaged in global and internal security, as well as in the development of nuclear weapons.
According to a press release issued by the NNSS on January 28, 2019, at 5:18 pm local time on the same day on January 28, an unidentified man drove a car past security through a checkpoint at the entrance to the complex.
He was pursued by the Nye County Sheriff and NNSS guards for a full 8 miles. Eventually he was caught up and forced to stop. The man pulled up and got out of the car. But when the security officers approached him, they saw that the man was holding an "unknown cylindrical object."
The security personnel started shouting at the man to stay where he was and to put the object down. However, as indicated in the report, the man did not react at all to any commands and then he was shot on the spot.
The unknown was pronounced dead, and none of the NNSS and Sheriff's officers were injured.
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This report attracted increased attention among ufologists, given that Zone-51 is only about an hour's drive from the entrance to the complex. Did the unknown break through there? And what kind of strange cylindrical object, which is very vaguely described in the report, was he holding in his hands? What did he want to do in this place?
Was this attempted sabotage? Maybe this man was a spy? Or was it a supporter of conspiracy theories that the government was hiding the existence of aliens, and the cylindrical object in his hands was proof of the existence of aliens?
There is a possibility that the item could be just a large lantern or some kind of water can. Maybe it was just a drunk or a drug addict who did not understand where he broke into? However, around the military bases in Nevada, there are many warning posters about the no-entry, including full of them on the roads leading to Area-51.