Can we wrap up Roswell. Socorro, and Kenneth Arnold’s sighting now?

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Kevin Randle pretty much summarizes Roswell in his recent book on the incident; one of the only questions unanswered is what did the Ramey memo say.

Oh yah, and did an extraterrestrial vehicle crash near Roswell?

That we can never know, unless someone gets to the alleged U.S. military files that are being kept secret, files that prove an ET craft ended up, downed near Roswell, with “victims” of that crash collected by the Army air Force and held all these years at one of the governments secret facilities: Wright Air Force Base or Area 51, maybe 52.

Kevin latest book, on the 1964 Socorro sighting by Police Officer Lonnie Zamora, also completes the information about that event.

Oh yah, the egg-shaped craft’s symbol allegedly seen, and drawn, by Officer Zamora, remains an unknown curiosity. And the incident, despite Kevin ample curation of all the details, is still open to explanation.

But the “sighting” is done with.

Then there is Kenneth Arnold’s iconic 1947 sighting of nine ET ships, as Bruce Maccabee sees it.

Bruce’s book on that famous, first up, sighting of “flying saucers, “proves” that Mr. Arnold saw extraterrestrial ships, as did a prospector (Fred Johnson) who saw those same objects (flying saucers) almost simultaneously as pilot Arnold witnessed them.

Bruce’s book on the sighting [Three Minutes in June] concludes with a final spurt of ET belief.

Bruce writes that the objects were piloted by ETs who tried to message that they are here by flashing a light (or other) ray at Arnold who was flying in their vicinity.

A few questions come to my mind, from Bruce’s account, one being why didn’t the DC-4, flying in sight of Arnold, report the dazzling display that caught and maintained Mr. Arnold’s attention?

And why was there never another sighting, after Arnold’s and Johnson’s, that mimicked theirs?

After all, the ETs were trying to announce their presence Bruce insists, but never replicated their dynamic foray in sight of Ken Arnold to others after June 24, 1947.

Did they lose that ability when one (or two) of their ships crashed near Roswell (or Aztec)?

But we have three books that do justice, investigational justice, to these three major UFO incidents in the lore.

Can we let them go now?

RR