Most often, large-scale UFO sightings are shrouded in secrecy and are not particularly advertised in the media, especially in the federal ones. In 1947, according to the assurances of local residents, they saw the wreck of a real flying saucer, no one managed to get to the crash site, as the US government cordoned off the territory, and later a secret air base was built, which was named "Zone - 51".
Despite the conspiracy, pictures of an autopsy of an alien who died in the fall of a flying saucer allegedly leaked into the network, the photos were published in local media and forced people to believe in this phenomenon. As a result, the photos and information turned out to be fake, in which the author. who has already published a book about this incident has made good money.
But what then did the military do at the crash site, and why cordon off the territory if there was nothing unusual on the spot?
From the declassified documents, US Air Force General William Blanchard was the first to arrive at the crash site, who gave unconvincing comments to the local media about the launch of an army weather balloon, and the general confirmed the presence of a flying disk, but no one ever saw a weather balloon in the form of a disk. It was General Blanchard who ordered the delivery of the object to the base in Roswell.
Fifteen years later, when some secret documents were published, a resonance arose in the society and many argued about a conspiracy of the American government. And the military forgetting about the official. as it seemed then Blanchard's statements, they said that the crash was an American pilot who was testing the Mogul program.
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In 1970, retired major Marcell, who was present in Roswell, said that the military hid the UFO, all the photographs that were in the media were fake, and no one had real ones. After 35 years in 2005, the pilot, who was also present in the Roswell events, Walter Hout, he stated that upon arrival at the base, General Blanchard took him and several pilots into the hangar, where he saw an egg-shaped flying machine, about two meters high, not there were no windows, no glasses, only a metal shell.
In 1995, Ray Santilli's film about the autopsy of an alien in Roswell was released; according to the filmmakers, they allegedly parried more than a few aliens.
The whole truth about the Roswell incident is still unknown, most often the stories about this are fiction, like the autopsy of the alien on the video. But there is a mystery in this.