Witness to Roswell: Unmasking the 60-Year Cover-Up | Thomas J. Carey, Donald R. Schmitt

Witness to Roswell: Unmasking the 60-Year Cover-Up | Thomas J. Carey, Donald R. Schmitt | A "must read" on this subject ............

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	Witness to Roswell: Unmasking the 60-Year Cover-Up Thomas J. Carey, Donald R. Schmitt New Page Books, 2007 - 256 pages average customer review:based on 38 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Witness to Roswell will hold you spellbound as you read the actual eyewitness testimony to an amazing event; the recovery of a UFO in 1947 just outside of Roswell, New Mexico. Witnesses will not only reveal that the alien crew were placed in body bags and packed in dry ice, but most astonishing of all, that one of them survived the crash.

Witness to Roswell exhaustively presents accounts of witnesses to the crash, the military containment and recovery, the high level of security surrounding all phases of the cleanup operation, deathbed testimonies, sealed posthumous statements, and the extreme measures the U.S. government has taken to prevent people from telling the truth.

You will be shocked to learn that:
*The Air Force used death threats against civilian eyewitness and their children to silence them.
*The Air Force turned a small New Mexico town upside down and inside out...in search of a weather balloon?
*The Air Force's next "official" explanation for Roswell will be its fifth!
*The true number of witnesses supporting an extraterrestrial event at Roswell versus those favoring the Air Force's balloon explanation. Hint: It's like comparing the Empire State Building to a low-rise.

Witness to Roswell asserts that the truth cannot be forever suppressed: An alien vessel really did arrive, bodies were recovered, and they were not from here!

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Most Comprehensive!

The authors of Witness to Roswell have put together the most comprehensive telling of the Roswell story to date. Although their account of Mack Brazel's discovery of unusual debris and the subsequent well known events is rather general, they do summarize these events, set out in great detail elsewhere, well.

The majority of the book then focuses on information, much of it new, obtained from numerous other witnesses to the events in Roswell in 1947 (hence the title of the book). Clearly the authors have exerted substantial sustained effort to track down any remaining potential witnesses. They are particularly good at bringing together reports of numerous servicemen involved in various small aspects of the incident. When these bits of the story are put together, they add up to a powerful argument for something far beyond the crash of a weather balloon (the book also contains an interesting presentation of the successive stages of government cover-up attempts).
Adding more information about some of the "debunked" witnesses would have given a fuller picture of the story as it has developed over the years, but no matter which side of the debate one chooses, this book supplies information needed to discuss the Roswell Incident intelligently.

-Lynn Michelsohn, author of Roswell, Your Travel Guide to the UFO Capital of the World!.

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A "must read" on this subject ............

I've just finished reading Witness to Roswell. The book is absolutely excellent. Very well written and well researched. This is one of those books where you start reading it, and can't put it down. I haven't found many of those in my lifetime, but this is certainly one.

Terrific!

Anyone who writes a book about UFO's should take note that THIS is the way you write a convincing, serious book on the topic. The only way in which a person could possibly "debunk" this book is by accusing the authors of making up all of the witnesses' accounts. Otherwise, it would be virtually impossible to reach any conclusion other than the one that the authors reach--namely, that the Roswell crash was that of an extraterrestrial craft, and that there were PLENTY of people who can (and could) attest to this.
I should add that this book is well written, well edited, has plenty of photographs (mostly of people), has adequate footnotes, has an index, and has an up-to-date bibliography. These are all components that most readers expect to find in a serious treatise (on ANY subject), but that we fail to see in MANY UFO books written in recent years.
So, my congratulations to the authors Carey and Schmitt, who have given us the most convincing and best-researched book on the Roswell incident EVER.
My only disappointment is that the supposed "second" crash on the Plains of San Agustin was not included at all in this book. But, the authors were busy focusing on the one near Roswell and Corona. The Plains of San Agustin crash was possibly unrelated, anyway, so we'll leave that topic for someone else to write about.

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Roswell- 1st hand perspective

Overall this book was well written and documented. The co-authors used good background and detail to substantiate their findings and ideas. I recommend the book for Roswell Conspiracy buffs like myself. Undeniably something landed or happened there in 1947. Whether its a flying saucer or a weather balloon the government or someone does not want the public to become privy to all the info regarding this event. Kudos to the writers for their work and perseverance in obtaining the interviews and accounts of key witnesses who helped moblize and carry out orders given to them at that time.
Well worth the time to read.

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A lot of repetition due to the approach taken writing the story

While the book is an interesting read, for me, it could have been half as long and told the same story. The authors tell individual parts of the story multiple times, each time including more details from a different witnesses perspective. While this certainly "builds" their case, it creates a somewhat repetitious book, IMO.

Overall, however, I recommend the book. The list of witnesses is credible, and the overall tone of the book makes it easy to believe that a UFO really did crash in New Mexico with "creatures" aboard. In fact, it's easier to believe than the "official" government stories.

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