This then, provides a chronology of events that might help put it all into perspective. We all can see the problems. We have conflicting data from documents, from witnesses, and from various investigators, researchers and governmental officials. It seems that everyone who comments on this has some sort of agenda so all we can do is attempt to put together the best information we can.
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we still don't know a damned thing about what really happened.
I think we can be fairly sure that what DIDN'T happen was the recovery of alien bodies from a crashed alien spacecraft. Reading Nick Redfern's book on the subject convinced me that it was all the result of some kind of U.S. government hanky-panky or other.
--WMB as Anon
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