Another discovery of a spaceship crash in Roswell

05. 02. 2020
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Kevin Randle and Donald Schmitt, in Episode 1, No. 2 Roswell Online, they attacked Karl Pflock, who refused to interpret the event as a spacecraft crash and explained why they did not consider the story of Bessie Brazel worthy of being featured in her books:

“At the time of the event, Bessie was fourteen years old and remembers having accompanied her father, Mac Brazel, to the rubble field. Describes the debris as similar to kite pieces. This certainly does not sound extraterrestrial, but rather like a balloon. The problem is that only Bessie claims she was in place. Her brother Bill never mentioned her presence, and Pflock doesn't bother to interview him to make it clear. In addition, Strickland and Proctor, Mac Brazel's neighbors, also do not mention her presence on the spot. But that doesn't mean Bessie made up the story. Since Mac Mrazel collected one or two balloons from the crash, Bessie could associate them with them. What is important is that her presence at this critical time cannot be confirmed and her testimony cannot be considered convincing.

(ROSWELL REPORTER, On Line Part 1, No. 2)

So no one can confirm the presence of Bessie at that time on the ranch? What about an interview with Mac Brazil?

"Brazel said that on June 14, he and his eight-year-old son Vernon were about 12-13 km away from JB Foster's ranch house, which he manages when they came across a large area covered with rubble made of rubber strips, aluminum foil, and solid pieces of paper and sticks. At that time, Brazel hurried to complete his inspection and did not pay much attention to it. But he made a note of what he saw, and on July 4 he went back to the place with his wife, Vernon, and daughter Betty, 14, and collected a considerable amount of debris.

(Roswell Daily Record - June 9, 1947)

So, according to Mac Brazel, Bessie was at the ranch and helped to collect debris. Which is exactly what he claims. What about Randl and Schmitt's claim that: "Her brother Bill never mentioned her presence"? “Dad was in a ranch house with two young children… so the next day he took both kids and went to Roswell…”

(The Roswell Incident, pp. 85 & 86)

So according to Bill, and contrary to the claims of Kevin Randl and Donald Schmitt, Bessie was on a ranch with her father and mother and her second brother Vernon! Which is what the 1947 newspaper said!

Still, Randle quotes Bill frequently, but forgets that Bill was definitely not there! What about Strickland and Proctor? They weren't there! So the only person that someone made a decision with and was definitely at the scene of the event is, based on her father's testimony and her brother, Bessie!

Here is a comment from Randl and Schmitt about Bessie's age: “Bessie was 14 years old…”

However, Jessie Marcel, Jr. was only 11 years old! Yet they often quote him! And why did Randle not quote Bessie - the only person he spoke to and who was actually at the scene of the event?

Because what Bessie said was:

“The debris looked like pieces of a large balloon that had burst. The pieces were small, the largest, as I recall, measured on average roughly like a basketball. Most of it was one

two-sided material - on one side something like foil, on the other side something like rubber ... Rods, similar to kites, were attached to some pieces by white tape. The tape was about 5 - 8 cm wide and had a flowered pattern. 'Flowers' were indistinct, in various pastel colors…

The material of the foil and rubber could not be torn like ordinary aluminum foil… I do not recall anything else about the strength or other properties of what we have collected. We spent several hours collecting debris and putting it in bags. I believe we filled three bags… We speculated about what this material could be. I remember Dad (Mac Brazel) saying, 'Well, that's just a pile of garbage' ‟

When Bessie showed the November / December edition of the International UFO Reporter (IRU) from 1990, photos from Roswell were published on pages 6, 7 and 8. Later she wrote:

"The debris in that magazine didn't look like the one we collected."

(Letter from Bessie Brazel Schrieber, January 10, 1994)

Even Randle admits that the photos include ML-307 radar targets and meteorological balloons. So the wreckage from an alien spacecraft crash allegedly looks exactly like ML-307 radar targets and meteorological balloons!

 

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