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Yeah by what they've read and seen since

describing essentially what they

remember

yeah it's just a nice part of the world

is yeah everybody's so helpful hang on

let's let's uh let's see how our tanker

toys are all put together here have we

got any kind of an audio l

yeah if you just want to give me a

little bit of Glen would you just

uh say a couple things let okay first of

all the phone was ringing

right okay the

way really the way I became involved in

this was started out in the after early

afternoon around probably 1:30 in the

afternoon and I received a telephone

call from the marcher wary officer out

at the Walker Air Force Base Army

Airfield

Base and uh he was

requiring inquiring

about what would be the smallest

possible casket that we could get that

would be hermetically

sealed and

uh at that time I know that we had used

like the four feet and uh caskets we had

used those before but I thought thought

they also made them in a

36 so

uh but I he wanted to know if we had any

in stock and I said no but I if I can

make a called Amell I can have him in

you know by 7:00 the next morning on the

truck so he said I'll get back to you

and uh that was the first Contact that I

had with the base and then what then he

called back uh oh probably 45 minutes or

so l

and he said I need to ask you some more

questions he said in case something like

this should happen he said we uh we need

to know what the preparation what how

what your preparations are for the

bodies that had been laying out in the

elements you know and uh he said we need

to know

also what

uh what if your treatments of of the

bodies are the remains uh what could you

do to them and if your treatments would

it would it change any of the chemical

breakdown of the tissues the blood would

it make a difference and I said I

thought probably it

would and I said uh of course he knew

exactly how we would treat those bodies

CU we have an outline from them and what

we really have to do I think he at that

he already at that point knew knew

exactly what we would have to do did he

disclose to you what he had no I told

him I said if you if you have a problem

if you want you know if you have

something you don't really know what to

do about it let me come out and I'll you

know try to help you do whatever you

want to

do and he

said okay and he said no he said let's

let's just back up just um let's start

again with you were saying you told him

that you can come out and take care of

what he had right yeah why don't you

pick it up from that so and he said well

you know we don't really have anything

he said we're sitting here thinking in

case we should get involved in something

like this you know what would be our

preparation what what would should we

do then I you know I went through I said

do you really want to know how we would

do it well yes you know we would like to

know

so that's when I explained to him that

we would have the Vats that we would

fill up with the with form Malahide

solution with water and we put the

bodies in them uh let them stay there

for 24 hours and then take them out and

U then we would pack the bodies in the

would be a sawdust and really a

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lime what we would pack them in then WRA

them in in the place that's bodies that

were badly

decomposed if there was tissue deep

tissue we would have to do it

hypodermically with needles to get to

the deep tissue then we would have to

aspirate the cavities if the cavities

hadn't already ruptured and then put

some cavity fluid in those I said that's

you know kind of normal

procedure now at one point you finally

offered to take care of it for them well

offered two three times yeah can you

review what that conversation that point

you mean when I offered to take care of

them yeah he said well we we don't

really right at this time we don't

really need your assistant but he said

in case something like this should

happen then he said we would be prepared

and we would know what to

do then we got back onto the subject of

maybe not damaging any of the of the

chemicals uh compounds or anything with

the bodies or you know tissues

whatever because it uh they wanted you

know how do you would you pick bodies up

like that and what would you do not to

to uh contaminate any of it didn't this

begin to seem a little strange to you at

that point well I thought maybe what

happened they might have had a VIP or

you know some officer and something that

happened they maybe they didn't want you

know want to keep it quite and they

probably want to do it themselves not be

involved with the civilian

and uh businesses or anything so after

these conversations you were curious and

you went on out to the base as I

understand can you review that well I

didn't go out to the base yeah I was

curious but the only I didn't go out to

the Bas and probably a couple hours

later and I'd got an emergency call

there was an Airman that was injured in

an

accident and I took the Airman to the

base he rode in the ambulance with me

and I took him out to the virgin

streamer and that's way I became really

involved out the base I didn't go out

just because I was curious give me the

sequence from the time you picked up the

Airmen and just described to me well and

I got the call you know I left the

funeral home and the amess went to the

scene of the accident picked the Airman

up he I did not Place him on a stretcher

because uh he had a head injury and a

nose I think his nose was fractured so I

did some minor uh first stayed and then

he sat in the front seat with me all the

way to the base when we got to the base

then uh he walked into the emergency

room I didn't uh have to take him in

they didn't bring out a you know a

gurnie or anything we just he just

walked in on his own then I never did

see him after that then I had this

friend that I wanted to talk to and say

this uh is a lieutenant nurse that I

knew quite well that had only been there

roxim only been commissioned and been

there to sign this was their first

assignment to the out it to the air base

and U I wanted to talk to her and so

this I was going down the

hall and I uh first thing the lady that

I want the lieutenant that I wanted to

see was coming out of one room going

across the hall to the other and she

noticed it me she said how did you get

in here and what are you doing in here

and she said you better get out in a

hurry she said you're going to get in a

lot of trouble she said would you please

leave and get out of here in a

hurry and then about I turned around and

then about and she went on into the

other room then in about time I turned

around there was a there was another

officer said hey wait a minute and I

said uh looks like you had a crash they

said I see there's some you know in the

ambulance in the ambulances out there I

see a lot of recogniz said where was the

crash and he said there wasn't any crash

and he said uh then he said just wait a

minute then I he said wait a minute and

I you know stood there for a minute he

turned around and evidently he must have

waited for somebody else to come out

because there was another officer coming

out he said this man says there was a

crash out at the base he said he wanted

to know about he was inquiring about our

crash and this was when and I

encountered he was a redheaded

officer and uh very nasty very

uh BR he said uh he did not see any

crash there was not any cat crash and he

said uh you get the hell out of here and

you didn't see anything and you don't

talk to anybody he said you're going to

get in hell of a lot of trouble and I

said look I'm a civilian and the damn

thing you can do to me about it he said

No but somebody might be picking your

bones out of the sand that's when he

made the remark there then there was a

black sergeant that was standing beside

him and he said yeah but he would make

better dog food for our dogs course I

didn't understand that but my father

happened to be an Old Trapper and for a

hobby and everything and I said my

father uses guys like you for baai and

his cow

traps and then there was two MPS that

joined me right on took me outside and

each holding me by my elbow and escorted

me out to the back to the ambulance and

followed me all the way back to the

funeral home now as you were entering

the hospital just saw something three

trucks yeah when yeah cuz usually where

I parked there was three field

ambulances parked in the area where I

usually park where we be back up to the

to the ramps so I just pulled up to the

side in front of those and parked out in

the front and the Airmen and I got out

and walked

in so uh when I passed when I got up

went up the steps up the ramp and I was

walking uh going into the emergency room

I noticed that the doors were open and

and but what was odd about it there was

an MP standing beside each one of the

vehicles in the back it's standing there

and the doors were open actually I was

curious and you know I just happened to

look in that's when I saw some debris or

it looked like parts of a plane or

something that they hadn't had a crash

cuz I've seen them do this a lot of

times bring in pieces in the old

ambulances in can you describe the

debris yeah they were I noticed in two

of the ambulances there was some debris

that was probably 2 and 1 half to 3 ft

you know long and probably high that was

propped up on the side of the emets

there they were kind of in the shape of

maybe like a half a canoe they they were

like the front part of a

canoe and

uh you know it looked like it looked

like it might be aluminum but it it

looked more like it was the metal looked

more like stainless steel that had been

heated it was blue kind of a bluish tent

to it but what was odd about it it

looked like around the curve part in the

front of the canoe there was

some some uh design signs or something

it kind of reminded me of maybe some

Egyptian signs or

whatever and it was probably about 3 in

and high and probably the length of what

the wage I saw it looked like it was and

the same thing was in in the other

ambulance too I mean I saw practically

the same

thing the the pieces that were

practically the same size and ins signas

look like whatever that might be was uh

part of the record

how did

n how did your friend feel about what

she saw well I didn't know really until

until

the uh till the next day and I wanted to

I called out I kept trying to get a hold

of her because naturally I was curious

and I wanted to know what was going on

and so I called out the next day and

then probably around 11:30 she said I

know you've been trying to get a hold of

me but I haven't been available and she

said why don't you meet me at the

Officers Club if you if you have time

meet at the officer club and we'll have

lunch and I wanted I want to talk to

you and the funeral home we had at at

that time we had all the some of the

businesses there had an associate

membership to the Officers Club and our

funeral home had that

membership and also had a card to

identify myself and what business that I

was you know associated with so I had no

problem only time I go to the base all I

had to do a lot of times if it was in

the evening i' have to stop and sign a

visitors and get a visitors pass and

then turn it in when I left but it was

no problem going out there so I went on

out and met her beg you pardon tell me

about lunch well we you know both

ordered I'm not sure remember what we

ordered but it was just a light just a

light lunch but she was so

upset uh she looked like she was you

know in shock is what she really talked

like and looked like and uh she said I

want it she said I said well I was just

curious on reason I want to talk to you

I was curious on what

happened and she said well you won't

believe it and she says I don't believe

it either but she said uh I got in a lot

of trouble on this thing I probably I'm

not real sure about this but she said

when I then she pulled out of a little

purse or little pocketbook whatever she

had there she gave me a little diagram

that she had that she had drawn some D

some uh figures of of some arms in the

face and so on she told me that this is

what you know was what was in those that

it was a crash wasn't an airplane but

they didn't know what it was at that

time these were bodies yeah but she said

we have three bodies that there was

three bodies she said two of them were

very

mutilated one look like it might have

walked out that it you know might have

lived a little while and she explained

they were like three and A2 ft four feet

tall the uh two of the bodies were the

the you couldn't identify much because

they were practically destroyed and it

looked like maybe that they might have

been uh a predatory animal or something

might have uh been doing some damage on

the bodies too how did she describe your

head your hands well she said the your

head and then the the little drawings

that I had she the way she explained it

and the way she drew it that the heads

were somewhat larger than than a human

heads the hands were long no thumbs it

was just the long very delicate fingers

at the end of on the underside at the

tip of each fingers was a pad likee um

maybe a little Pad but it looked like

the skin had maybe little suction like

the little suction cups on those on the

uh no fingernails on the

hands the head the lips were very just a

long narrow more or less not full lips

like we would have in a in most of our

people but very fine line very fine lips

uh there was no teeth that was the

inside of of the mouth it was it was

kind of like a

real uh a gums maybe it was uh you said

explained it it was almost as hard as if

it was rawh hiide maybe H that the uh

the ears there was only two small orices

on each side of the head with look like

a couple of small loes that might some

way that might cover both of those but

there was not a p

ear and also that the nose there was

only two small orices in the nose with

it was there was really no nose that

was convex it was all just flush with

the of the

face was she emotional about all this

very much so very emotional she would

have to stop and drink water every once

in a while and

also she never touched her meal that all

the time we were talking in an hour and

a half that we were there she never

touched her

meal any other demonstrations of emotion

indications of how she was excited well

just you know every once in a while

she'd go like this you know and ringing

her hands and she said it was the most

most uh horri I've never been so

horrified in my life I've never seen

anything so gruesome in my life I've

never smelt anything that smelt worse in

my life and she told me that when I saw

her she was leaving the room to go to

the bathroom because she was deathly ill

and was going to throw up did she

recognize any of the doctors by the

examining the body she told

me U she said I don't I ask you that

question which of the doctors and she

said I don't know that she said I don't

know that I knew them and that was her

answer

so but she said she walked in the room

and they said hey we need you you need

to help

us and uh that was way she became

involved in it then she got ill the

doctors also became very ill they would

have to do little examination then

they'd have to leave and go sit down and

then they would come back and do a

little bit more it was that

bad after your conversation with her at

launch can you

describe what happened that did you how

you r to see her again and how you

learned the well yeah we visited a while

and then I had to get back to the

funeral home go back to work but uh then

uh I never did see her after that and I

called out the next day to see how she

was feeling see what and they told me

that she wasn't available then I

wouldn't be available that day I called

the next day and they told me that she'd

been

transferred and it was rather odd

because CU she'd only been at the base

Less Than 3 months that was her on

commission less than three months and

that was her first assignment so it was

rather odd that she would be transferred

out you know within three

months so later on you attempted you got

a I guess you got a letter then about

two weeks probably two weeks at least

two weeks could have been a little

longer but I know it was at least two

weeks I got a I got a letter addressed

to me at glenis at The Bard funel home

with uh she didn't sign it didn't have

any returned address or anything on it

but inside of the letter it was just a

note she said I don't have time to write

I will write later later this is my APO

number and that was that was extent of

it so then I wrote back to her and uh

asking her more or less how you know how

she was feeling and why the sudden

transfer and then I was hope that she

wasn't in any trouble it was just a

short note I really didn't go into a lot

of detail or anything then probably 3

weeks or probably a month after that

then I got the letter that I had mailed

to her it was return it was stamped

return and also it's on the on in red

printing it said deceased and that's the

last time I ever heard or heard anything

about it then well probably then I went

out to the base

uh few days later and I was talking to

one of the nurses and I said you know

whatever happened to the lieutenant and

she said well the rumor is that we heard

that she was killed with five other

nurses in a training mission in a plane

crash and that was it no indication

where well it was in London England she

said in my in the note that she sent me

that she was in London Station in London

and that was it that's the last time I

ever heard do you believe that she's

dead no I don't think so after all

that's happening and after you know

threatening me and everything I doubt

very seriously that she

was I would hope

not what would you like to say to her if

she happen to see this well she happened

to this see if she she feels

like

the you know she wants to talk if she

feels like I would like to hear from her

yes see what's been going on in her life

and why she wasn't able to contact

me if she you know feels like

it let not

for

um

now the

sheriff told your father you were in

trouble okay what happened there then

the next day after I was there when I

had the problem problem with the officer

and the black

man I was told my father was contacted

by our Sheriff George Wilcox which was a

very close friend of my father they were

very good

friends and uh he called uh to see if my

father was home because he wanted to

come out and talk to my

father and he did so and he told my

father that there was a black sergeant

from the base that came to the his

office was inquiring about who my

parents were my mother and my father if

I had any brothers or sisters and all

you know wanted to know my what my

personal family who they were and where

they were George said that he didn't he

knew I had some family but he didn't

know you know where they were anything

else so anyway he told my father that he

did contact my father and he told my

father that he thought I might be in

some trouble

and uh but he didn't they evidently

didn't explain why I was in trouble so

you know first thing my father did was

get in his car and come to the funeral

home he said we had to talk because he

and I were very close we were real you

know real good friends the best friend I

ever had was my father he said I've got

to talk he said if you're in trouble he

said we we've got to do something about

and I said I'm not in trouble he said

well you are he said George Wilcox told

me that you were in a lot of

trouble and that you got involved in

something that you had no business

getting involved

in and that you could be in a lot of

trouble and I said then so I told my

father the story and he's the only man

that I've ever told this story to until

I talk to Stan fredman and to you people

and that's it

period And I did tell my father what

what the story was of course it was you

know it was unbelievable for him

but then he became very upset and he

wanted to go shoot a few people and all

that because they did threaten my life

and you know and

they

so that was the way my father heard

about it and that was extent my family

and he never would tell them who my

brother I had a brother that was a

fighter pilot during that time and I had

three sisters and uh one of them was a

nurse but I but he would never tell them

anything and so he didn't tell the

sheriff or anybody else cuz the sheriff

was supposed to call him back and give

him the names and where they were at and

he wouldn't do it let's get back to your

friend did she Express an opinion as to

what she thought these beings were did

she think did she think they came with

well she all she was all the only remark

that she ever made was that they

definitely weren't humans as as we know

humans but they could be from another

planet or the doctors were explaining

this that they couldn't be from our

planet they had to be an alien it had to

be something else but not not in our

planet she had a phas she used to

describe how they look to her you

remember that you were telling you like

little black chin well she said that

well of course they were you know first

thing she said they were black they were

just as black as it could be but

probably laying out in the elements in

in July and Roswell with 105 to 110

temperature every day and 80 degrees or

so at night I mean that's not that

wouldn't be Inc commmon because we

picked up a lot of sheep HS of people

that have been found dead that's laying

in the desert you know for days and

didn't more rattlesnakes or whatever and

they do turn you know as black as they

can and I know exactly what they were

talking about be

with the smell and the odor being so

drastic because this is a very

unpleasant situation you know and let's

talk about their eyes how did she

describe their eyes well she said that

of course Their Eyes Were set back into

the skull oh and it was a remarkable I

thought it was interesting also that she

said their skulls the doctor said their

skulled bone structure wasn't like ours

it wasn't actually a bone it was

probably a real heavy cartilage it it

looked more or less like a newborn baby

the skull was very pliable you could

Mash on the skull and it would you know

it would

give and so it the bone structure it

wasn't bones not like our bones it was

our skull and

everything what about the bones and the

hands and arms is said very fine very

delicate the arm bones they like the

radial the Y and in the arm that uh that

was so fine that he doubt if they could

lift you know she said they doubt if

they anyone in that that size and the

arms of that could lift 50 lbs on the

earth or anywhere else you know they

doubted they had that strength but she

said what the one that hadn't been uh

mutilated to a great extent it reminded

him of a real small ancient Chinese

person no hair at

all and uh very very delicate skin in

fact they said the skin would look like

they could almost see through it almost

transparent

um why don't you give me a paragraph on

the years

and well the ears like I think I stated

to you that the ears there was a couple

of small orices one on top of the other

with two little lobe flaps one over the

other they didn't really know how those

if they had any significance how they

worked or what they wasn't I mean they

didn't go into that the nose was only a

couple of very small orices holes right

there just above the lip line but it had

uh there wasn't anything covering it and

it was just like two small indentations

there and that was

it said it was very unusual does anyone

else you you're talking about the hands

the hands yeah descri hands the the

hands well there was one hand

there was there was one hand that

evidently that wasn't attached to the

arm and she said that where she got sick

and left the room was that this doctor

had the long forp and pick the hand up

and turned it over and that's when they

noticed that there wasn't any thumb none

of them had none of the bodies had any

thumbs or anything they were just long

very

fine U very delicate fingers no

fingernails but right at the tip of each

finger right at the tip of each finger

it looked like there was a pad and in

this pad it looked like it might have

had very small little they were like

little suction cups very minute suction

cups the doctor that's the way he

explained it that was looking at

it let's

tap we need to get the arm as well okay

yes the arm we need to go about the arm

really magazine we published and with

the ads of the tips maybe you can get

can you get a copy of them I can that be

happy it's

amazing it all fits together that's

thing obviously it would know about your

information yeah well see I've never

I've never discussed this with anyone my

father was the only person I really ever

discussed this I didn't discuss it at

the funeral home or anything else I

never discussed it with any of my family

period I never have until I met Stan

Freeman two years ago it's the first

time I ever discussed it would you have

an interest in dubs of testimony that we

get from other people here I'd be happy

I'd love to yeah but I you know I'd love

to I'd like to have a tape of mine also

if

you you know maybe can send you two one

you know my daughter said if you know I

want to tape of this and I want to keep

it you know and I want it in the family

but we we'll we'll make you up yeah I

would have to you know whatever if you

guys feel comfortable I'd love to you

know have some tapes or whatever you

know absolutely we got quite a few that

we could probably run off what you have

VHS or beta machine tap I I'll see till

we get some thought of other people's

interview I just go to Kmart or wherever

and buy the I think we have the tap

going now why don't we start with

the he talked about the hands for

continuity might be good to go to the

arm this will all be edited anyway but

we can start wherever you like you want

want to go let's start with the arms

okay

forget the

camera see if he was ready it's not

there it's not there it's all right but

you were asking me to to describe the

arms and this was another thing that the

lieutenant brought out that it was that

it was very uh the difference between

their and ours that the that the from

the rest to the first joint here that it

was probably one and a half times longer

than the top part up here it was it was

very oddl looking it was very odd she

said and

U the

uh very small very small arms very

small bone structure bone structure was

bone structure uh of course I asked her

about the bones because we were talking

about the wrist bones and everything and

she said it was very similar to ours but

the bones were so small that that their

bones proba wasn't in in the arm wasn't

any larger than my finger W so um okay

now give me two three sentences on how

they were dressed she we never mentioned

it never talked about the dress did she

say anything about sex so was she able

she said she really never she was so

sick and everything that never even

entered her

mind so was it guess not no way to

determine the sex of the beings then

well

it wasn't discussed with her it probably

was but

she like she said I was so ill and so

horrified that that I don't you know she

said she sat up all night and and she

knew I was going to be real concerned

knew I was going to be on what happened

you know she knew that I got in trouble

probably and she would drew that you

know she set up and made a little notes

on the back of these little prescription

pads and that's what she had her notes

made out and that's what we discussed

particularly what she had I was very

interested in that you had kept so many

records of the incident and pertaining

to everything that you know regarding

the UFO correction and you kept them in

the uh you know there at Bard and then

later they disappeared could you give us

well I was really in charge of all the

military contracts I did all the bids

and everything and really took care of

all the contracts myself

and uh that was that was one of my

duties at funeral to take care of the

military and I had a file I had a file

on everything had ever happened at

Walker Air Base the like Bob Hope and

different some of the big orchestras and

everybody had come and have the big

parties and everything and the hangers

you know I tended but I would also have

pictures and everything I had a personal

file that I kept and I kept everything

in this file that that that pertained

that I attended or or whatever and this

is where I put the diagrams and the

notes that she gave me was in my

personal file well then the Ballard

funeral home

sold at a later date several years later

that it sold and the people that bought

the funeral home these were files that

they were the old files that that that

they kept in the basement down in the

furnace room and they had all the milit

I had all the military fire s together

in one filing cabinet everything had

happened at the base and everything we

also had the contract at Fort suar Air

Base they had a glider base there and

also fighter pilot training there in the

p47 and 51s and so on and so I had all

the files everything was one filing

cabinet was strictly all military and

that's where I had all this filed away I

had all this filed away I even had the

newspaper that Walter hot the head lines

and all this the next day I had all that

in these files what interests me is that

I have all these files all these

different topic only one was missing

when he went to look for it that was one

pertaining to this yeah can you review

that for us well no there were some of

the other files were missing also not

just my own file but my file was in the

same that yeah most of most all my files

my file was gone but there was also some

files

uh they they had really actually had

destroyed most of the files that were

obtaining after a certain years they

just gotten rid of them and they told

the the manager funeral that's the

manager there name Raymond Otero also

told me that he knew my file was there

Joe Lucas that was the manager at that

time knew my files were there and he and

I had some personal problems and uh he

said get rid of the you know get rid of

his damn files we don't think remind us

of him that's where the files went

really there was some discussion about

how to preserve the bodies right um dry

ice and that sort of thing and you kind

of oh well where they got the ice and

things okay that's okay they then the

mortuary officer what okay how would

what would you do if you had to ship one

out and but you couldn't do anything to

it I mean that you couldn't you know do

any treatment Tre what would you do I

said don't thing you could do that I

would suggest that first thing if you

have a problem don't want to destroy any

the tissue any any blood cells anything

that you don't want to destroy I would

suggest that you contact a pathologist

and I said I'm sure the the Army

Airfield I mean somebody's got some

pathologist around I didn't know that

they had one in Rosell but I said if I

were you I'd call a pathologist and take

you know ask him what how he would like

to have it done or whatever you're going

to do or whatever it is you better do

what the pathologist because he's the

one that's going to do the autopsy and

make the reports but I said the only

thing I know you could do is just go to

clar's Dair Sunset creamy we had two at

the time and buy all the dri you can and

pack them in dry ice if that's

possible and that's what I suggest that

they do excuse me you hit my mic with

your oh sorry about thator

yeah I've done it at least eight times

already

personal okay what you

think I think as a suggestion you might

want to do that part again if back to it

because a few times oh sorry

BR lnis take to

clity all right let's go back and go

over the dry icing again well

okay what I suggested that the mort to

the mortuary officer I suggested this to

the mortuary officer after and we we

discussed this probably for 20 minutes

or better on the telephone and I said I

kept telling him hey you know if you

have a problem if you got something out

there if you need our services we have

the contract I would be glad to come out

and help you take care of it he said no

this is for future kept always referring

this was for future use in case we did

have

something but uh then I I said well you

know first thing you better do you

better get a hold of a pathologist I

don't know whether you have one at at

the base I don't but I know you probably

have the top pathologist you know

something similar to those words and I

said that's what I do and you better let

him give you the instructions and then

you better do what he tells you to do

because he's the one that's going to do

the

autopsy and you don't if that's if it's

this sensitive you better do what he

tells you but I said the only other

suggestion I can make that you go to

Cloud's dairy or you go to Sunset

crey buy all the dry ice you can and

pack whatever you have whatever the

problem is you better pack it in dry ice

and then do whatever you have to do with

it cuz that's the only way they tried to

put it in the

morg out the morg they had two

refrigerated body compartments that we

used to put them in and then we' go out

and get the bodies from there but they

always brought the Airmen to us but on

the dependence and everything we went

out for them

but they weren't cold enough and and it

became so offensive they were afraid

they were going to you were going to

upset everybody in the hospital so they

later moved them over to a hanger and

that's the last that she knew anything

about him too the lieutenant knew

anything about

them but she doesn't know how they moved

it or anything about it but they were

taken to a hanger cuz it the offense the

odor was so offensive they couldn't that

like they said it was upsetting

everything

that's great

fantastic did she tell you where she

thought or where she was told the bodies

went from Roswell I'm sorry where the

bodies went from Roswell did you know

where where they they were shipped out

did you know where they went she didn't

know she never told me she never

mentioned any no suggestion whatsoever

she just said the last she heard they

were in a hanger and that's all she

knows and we never discussed anything

else I guess if that takes care of

everything would you like to watch it is

a portion just to get an idea you don't

need to watch the whole yeah let's turn

it around and watch it