At the most secret US Air Force base, Wright-Patterson, near Ohio, there is an underground complex with numerous tunnels and rooms where not only the dead, but also living aliens are hidden. Raymond Zhymanski, who has worked at this base for 39 years as a military engineer and researcher, is sure of this, writes the tabloid The Sun.
Zhimanski outlined his assumptions, statements and guesses in a book he wrote entitled "50 Shades of Gray", in which a former engineer who later became a ufologist, for the first time reveals the "secrets" of the WPAFB base. According to him, he first learned about the aliens and the secrets associated with them literally in the first week of his stay at the base. And his mentor named El told him about them. He associated the appearance of aliens at the base with the famous Roswell incident of 1947, the alleged crash of an unidentified flying object near the city of Roswell in the state of New Mexico.
When Zhimanski asked his mentor who else knew about the aliens, he replied "everyone who works at this base." Later, he himself saw more than once how strange people, dressed in dark suits and hats, even on hot days, walked around the base, and no one knew what they were doing there. In addition, he has repeatedly been to underground tunnels and rooms of unknown purpose.
After a strange conversation with his mentor, Zhimansky began to conduct his own "research" on this issue. This is how he learned about the Blue Book Project, which was carried out by the US Air Force from 1952 to 1969. Over the next decades, imanski repeatedly participated in conversations confirming Al's words. “And no one has ever said - 'you are crazy, we don't have any aliens!' Many smirked, but no one denied,” the author of the book emphasized.
It is worth explaining the title of the book. The fact is that ufologists "gray" ufologists call one of the alien races. These are human-like creatures, they have smooth gray skin, huge eyes and an absolute absence of any sexual characteristics.
If we talk about the famous Roswell incident, then it should be mentioned that incredible interest in it arose not in 1947, but almost 30 years later. According to the official version, a meteorological balloon exploded in the sky over Roswell, but conspiracy theorists believe that it was a UFO crash. In addition, the initial report identified the fallen object as a "flying disc" of unknown origin, since the military did not really know the model of the probe.
Later, this story was overgrown with an incredible number of hoaxes and falsifications. Everything was used: out of nowhere appeared photographs and witnesses, telling about a certain creature of enormous growth, which was taken from the place of the fall of the probe by the soldiers. In the mid-90s, there was even a "real film", which allegedly showed an autopsy of an alien. Later, however, the author of the forgery, Ray Santilli, admitted that the recording was fabricated. But he did not abandon the statement that he did have a real film, but suffered from time, heat and moisture.