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LONDON. Here is the proof that may be UFO-hunters to go into spin.

One FBI document appears to confirm that flying saucers actually crashed in Roswell.

The FBI has thousands of old documents available to the public on the Internet, writes the Daily Mail. Among them is a message from 1950 that generated interest among UFO enthusiasts worldwide.

A responsible agent in Washington, Guy Hottel, seems to confirm the FBI's chief executive, three flying saucers found in New Mexico and that the bodies of nine extraterrestrial beings was found in the crashed spacecraft.
Three cells

The memorandum has been subject line of "Flying Saucer" and Hottel reveals that an investigator in the Air Force provided a special agent in the FBI with information. The names of both the investigator and special agent of the published document censored.

"They were about 15 feet in diameter. In each there were three bodies of human shape but only 90 inches tall, dressed in fine metallic fabric. Each body was wrapped in a manner reminiscent of the special suits used by speed pilots or test pilots, "said Hottel about the craft.
Quieted down

The data seem to confirm the so-called Roswell incident in which flying saucers should have crashed outside Roswell, New Mexico, summer 1947 and UFO enthusiasts claim that the U.S. government since then tried to cover it up.

There is no mention of what must have happened with the alleged aliens, but the data in the FBI document said to revive the theory that the corpses were autopsied at the nearby military base.