Tyler Young

The government did not confirm aliens today. But if you read through Release 1 of the UFO/UAP files looking for claims involving actual beings, not just lights in the sky, there are some wild ones. 1950: an FBI-filed account tied to Silas Newton and George Koehler claimed an intact disc was found on leased land in the Mojave Desert with 18 dead occupants inside. They were described as three feet tall, human-like, dead, but not burned. Not verified, but recorded in official channels. Also 1950: the famous Guy Hottel memo said an Air Force investigator reportedly claimed three saucers had been recovered in New Mexico. Each allegedly had three bodies inside, human-shaped, about three feet tall, wearing metallic-looking clothing. That’s 9 bodies. Roswell shows up too. Some testimony described not just debris, but a “space glider” frame and cadavers of small humanoids away from the crash field. Colonel Philip Corso later claimed he personally saw one preserved occupant cadaver in 1947. Then there are the live-being cases. Socorro, New Mexico, 1964: police officer Lonnie Zamora reported an oval craft and two small figures beside it, described as people in white coveralls, maybe small adults or large kids. Valensole, France, 1965: farmer Maurice Masse claimed he saw two small beings near a landed craft in his lavender field. One allegedly pointed a tube-like device at him, after which he was immobilized. Investigators later reported ground traces and plant effects. Cussac, France, 1967: two children claimed they saw four small black beings near a bright sphere. The beings allegedly rose off the ground, entered the sphere head-first, and the object took off. There were also claims of a sulfur smell, tracks, and eye irritation afterward. Münster, Germany, 1954: a witness claimed he saw a cigar-shaped craft near the ground and four creatures come out. They were described as around three and a half feet tall, thick-bodied, with oversized heads and rubber-like clothing. Kearney, Nebraska, 1957: R. O. Schmidt claimed he found a landed spaceship and spoke with six occupants. That story weakened under investigation, but it’s still one of the stranger direct-contact claims. Georgia, 1953: Edward Watters and two others claimed they saw a saucer and three little men. They said two escaped into the craft and one was hit by their car. They produced a tiny corpse, but a professor said it looked like a monkey. So no, this isn’t “aliens proven.” But it also isn’t “nothing to see here.” If you’d like to analyze the files yourself, I uploaded them all for you here: drive.google.com/drive/folde… I’ve also OCR’d the PDFs so they are searchable. I also created a merged TXT file that you can drop in your favorite AI to ask questions. Let me know what else you find that’s interesting!

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