UAP WHISTLEBLOWERS & WITNESSES
1900-1950
Exploration of claims made by UFO/UAP Whistleblowers and Witnesses, and their impact on the UAP phenomenon.
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Jose Padilla - July 1945
In the summer of 1945, Jose Padilla was a Native American boy living in San Antonio, New Mexico. He would hang out with his friend Remy Baca.
His account begins with him as a boy near the Owl Bar, where he would sometimes see J. Robert Oppenheimer, the directed the design and construction of the first atomic bomb, at the bar and in his office behind the bar. Jose was drinking his chocolate milk (unknown if this was inside the bar or outside) and he said he heard a boom and saw a bright light like lightning. He attributed that to the detonation of an atomic bomb nearby. For historical sake, the Trinity Nuclear Test took place on July 16,1945.
A month later, he claims that him and his friend Remy, heard another boom in the desert (not sure their exact location), and they saw smoke rising from an avocado-shaped UFO craft. He said that 3 "little kids" got out of the craft and were running around in circles. He said they walk like humans but that they look like a fire ant standing up. It has been rumored that the UFO craft struck a communication tower.
Jose and his friend Remy later watched from a ridge behind cactuses while the United States military cleaned up the wreckage. Jose said that when the military would take breaks, that him and Remy would enter the UFO craft, and that they took a metal dial out from it, and he hid it in his garage. Apparently Jose and Remy also had horses that they would use to travel.
Gerald Anderson - 1947
Gerald Anderson, being interviewed by UAP researcher Stanton Friedman, was an alleged firsthand witness to a UFO/UAP crashing near Roswell, New Mexico in July 1947. He was 5 years old at the time of the crash.
His family had just moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico recently. His uncle Ted, his cousin Victor, his brother Glenn, and Gerald Anderson (5 years old) decided to drive down to the plains of San Agustin to look for banded moss agate. The plains are west of Socorro, New Mexico near the Magdalena Daddle area, where they also had relatives.
After continuing to travel a while, they arrived in the horse prince area, and parked their car. They got out of their car and walked down a hillside where there was pinyon trees. They continued down the hillside into an arroyo dry wash, and then walked south further down into the dry wash where the agates were supposed to be located.
As they came around a bend in the arroyo, that had opinion and cedar trees, they were then able to see farther ahead down the arroyo, and on the next ridgeline, there was a large silver disc-shaped object with a round dome on top that was embedded at a tilted angle into the side of the ridge line, with a gaping hole around 17 feet long in the side of the craft, with flashing lights and debris visible inside. The entire size of the craft was estimated to be about 35 feet in diameter. It also appeared there had been a fire inside the craft. Gerald Anderson later touched the craft and said it was ice-cold to the touch, and it had a very smooth texture and felt like metal.
There were four non-human alien bodies. Two of them were obviously dead, one of them was very badly injured, and the fourth one did not appear to be injured. The aliens were right next to the UAP craft underneath the edge of the craft.
The aliens appeared to be about 4 to 4.5 feet tall. They had very large heads that were shaped larger on top, and their heads tapered down to a point. They had very large, oval or almond shaped black eyes. Their eyes were so shiny, they almost had a bluish tint to them when the light reflected off of them.
Their skin color was bluish tinted milky white, and they were bald with no hair. The dead and injured aliens' skin appeared more milky white. Their noses were just like 2 holes, very small, almost imperceptible. Their ears were just holes as well. Their mouths were like a straight line cut. They had 4 fingers with the center finger longer than the other two fingers. The fingers were long, slender, and delicate.
They were all wearing the same one piece shiny silver-gray suit with no zippers, buttons, or insignia. Along one side on the shoulder seam and up around the collar appeared to be maroon. The suits were continuous down to their feet. The part of the suit covering their feet was less flexible that the other part of the suit.
It appeared that the craft had come in from the east and had bounced off the ridgeline, plowed through this area, and then crashed into the ridgeline and embedded itself.
There was material on the ground that looked like unrolled tinfoil, that the dead and injured aliens were lying on. There were also boxes around and it appeared that the healthy alien had been trying to provide some kind of first aid to the other aliens.
They approached the alien, and the alien put up its hands in fear thinking they were going to hurt it. The adults tried to communicate with it but were not successful. They never heard any sound from the aliens.
Glenn Dennis - 1947
Glenn Dennis, who was a mortician at a funeral home, received a phone call at 1:30pm in July 1947 from the mortuary officer from the Walker Air Force Army Field Base, inquiring about the smallest possible casket that would be hermatically sealed. Glenn Dennis said there was 4 foot and 3 foot 6 inch caskets available, but they had none in stock. The officer also asked what would be the necessary preparations for bodies that had been laying out in the elements.
Glenn Dennis offered a few times to come out to the base to help them with the bodies, but the officer said no, that they were just asking for future reference in case something ever did happen. Glenn Dennis assumed that they were referring to a possible incident with a VIP army officer that they wanted to keep quiet.
Later on, Glenn Dennis received a call about an airmen that was injured. He drove out to the accident scene, and Glenn Dennis drove in the ambulance with the injured airmen out to the base. When they got to the base, the airmen was able to walk into the emergency room on his own. Glenn Dennis got out to go into the emergency room as well, and noticed there were other ambulances there as well, each guarded by an Military Police Officer, which was odd. The rear ambulance doors were open, and he peaked inside as he passed by, and saw metal debris that had a bluish-tint to it, with some debris having strange symbols on it.
Glenn Dennis then said he had a lieutenant nurse friend that he knew quite well that he wanted to see at the base. He started going down the hall and saw his nurse friend going from one room to another room across the hall. She noticed Glenn Dennis and she asked him how he got in here, what you are doing in here, you better get out of here in a hurry, you're going to get into a lot of trouble, would you please leave?
Glenn Dennis turned around and the nurse went back into the other room. Glenn Dennis was then approached by a base officer and he said wait a minute, and Glenn Dennis said hey, it looks like you've had a crash. I saw a lot of wreckage in the ambulances out there. Where was the crash? The officer said there wasn't any crash.
The officer told Glenn Dennis to wait a minute and he waved another officer over that had red hair and was very nasty. The original officer told the red-headed officer that Glenn Dennis said there was a crash out at the base and that he was inquiring about it. The red-headed officer told Glenn Dennis that there was no crash, told him to get the hell out of there, and that he didn't see anything, not to talk to anybody, that Glenn Dennis was going to get in a hell of a lot of trouble. Glenn Dennis told the officer that he was a civilian and that there wasn't a thing that he could do to him. The red-headed officer told him someone might be picking his bones out of the sand then.
Then a black sergeant came and stood beside the red-headed officer. The sergeant said that Glenn Dennis would make better food for their dogs. Glenn Dennis then said his father would use these 2 officers as bait for his traps. Then 2 Military Police officers came over and escorted Glenn Dennis out of the base by his elbows out to the ambulance, and followed him home all the way back to the funeral home.
The next day, Glenn Dennis called out to the base to speak with his nurse friend about 11:30 am. She told him to meet her at the Officer's Club for lunch, and she would speak with him. Glenn Dennis, had an associate membership at the Officer's Club since he worked at the funeral home.
When they met for lunch, Glenn Dennis said the nurse was really upset, emotional, horrified and looked like she was in shock. Glenn Dennis told her that he was curious about what happened. She told him that he would not believe it, and that she did not believe it either, but it was true. The nurse pulled out a notepad that she had drawn some figures with faces and arms on it. She confirmed that there was a crash, but it wasn't an airplane. The nurse said there were 3 dead bodies, 2 of which were very mutilated (and possibly have been partially eaten by wild animals), and the other body looked like it might have lived a little while. She said the scene was very gruesome and smelt horrible. She said it made her sick.
The nurse described the bodies as 3.5 to 4 feet tall, the heads were somewhat larger than a human, and the hands were long with no thumb and long delicate fingers. Underneath the tip of the fingers was a little pad with little suction cups, and no finger nails. The mouth was a very fine line on the face. There were no teeth inside the mouth, and the inside of the mouth was rough like raw hide. The ears consisted of only 2 small orifices on each side of the head, with small lobes that might cover the orifices, no protruding ears. The nose also consisted of only 2 small orifices, no protruding nose, it was just flush with the face.
Philip Corso - 1947
Philip Corso was on the staff of President Eisenhower's National Security Council for 4 years from 1953 to 1957.
In 1961, Philip Corso became Chief of the Pentagon's Foreign Technology department in Army Research and Development, working under Lt. General Arthur Trudeau.
In his book The Day After Roswell, Philip Corso claims he stewarded alien artifacts recovered from a crash near Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947.
Philip Corso also says a covert United States government group was then assembled under the leadership of Admiral Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter, who was the first director of Central Intelligence Agency, and was tasked with collecting all information about alien technology. At the same time, the United States then began an active program to publicly discount the existence of UFO's.
In addition, Philip Corso, said that the acquired alien technology was reversed engineered, and indirectly led to the development of accelerated particle beam devices, fiber optics, lasers, integrated circuit chips and kevlar.
Philip Corso also claims that the Strategic Defense Initiative, also known as "Star Wars", was meant to achieve the destructive capacity of electronic guidance systems of incoming enemy warheads, as well as the disabling of enemy spacecraft from other countries, and also alien spacecraft from other worlds.
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