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A Lieutenant Colonel and Press Officer at Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) in 1947 left a testament to the reality of fallen ET in a rare audio recording that was meant to be heard after his death. A portion of it is revealed here publicly for the first time.
“To the best of my remembrance there was one body.”
“It was a relatively small body, comparable to, oh, maybe to an 11 year old or a 10 year old child.”
“It was pretty well beat up.”
Originally posted by SLAYER69
Audio snippet
I'll take a wait and see stance for now.
I do believe something went on at Roswell and a subsequent cover up.
Originally posted by boncho
Why is there just a "snippet" of the recording?
Originally posted by Shdak
Originally posted by boncho
Why is there just a "snippet" of the recording?
I have heard this recording before, Going to see if I can find it again... back later
That said, probably the most significant matter of fact in reference to what Tony has "labeled" a taped confession (aside from that being an erroneous description) is that the interview that Dennis & Wendy conducted with Walter was "VIDEO taped" (in November 15, 2000) and performed under the auspice of “Oral History” about “Walter’s life” (not just Roswell).
I was one of the researchers to get a full, unedited copy of the interview after Walter's passing and it was not at all what I anticipated, nor is it anything akin to what Tony describes herein–quite the opposite in fact.
To state the obvious, the merits of a "video" interview far surpass that of just audio alone, and for anyone to properly interpret it, or offer an informed opinion they need to watch it in its entirety; for research purposes—absorbing it several times while taking notes is prudent (as I did ).
To be clear and to put things in their proper context, Walter Haut for over 50 years (although endorsing the ETH for the Roswell Incident and repeatedly describing his part in the events, i.e., being the base PIO and writing the now famous press release and disseminating it to the civilian news organizations in Roswell) denied ever seeing bodies, wreckage etc., or being more involved then he was in his capacity as base PIO. In 1993 “he” wrote and signed an affidavit affirming said facts.
In the “2000 video interview” rather then being a confession or smoking gun as suggested here, for me in the most positive light it confused the issues and in the worst case scenario it affirmed what Walter had said all along as “HE SAID 4 TIMES THAT HE IDN”T SEE ANYTHING in the very same session!”
Moreover, during the interview in response to direct questions, he couldn’t remember where he did his basic training; he couldn’t remember where he was stationed after the war; he couldn’t remember certain words; he often repeated himself, as well as contradicted himself—one time within a few sentences and didn’t seem to be cognizant of it. I later had my wife watch the interview with me (without any advanced input from me); at the end, we both felt that we might be watching the early onset of either Alzheimer's and or some form of dementia.
In 2003 Walter appeared on the Larry King Show; again, he appeared very confused and in this instance could not finish the segment. Prior to unexpectedly exiting the interview, King asked:
"Did you, Walter, ever see any of the wreckage?"
Walter replied, "No."
Originally posted by PhoenixOD
Originally posted by Shdak
Originally posted by boncho
Why is there just a "snippet" of the recording?
I have heard this recording before, Going to see if I can find it again... back later
I think your right, im sure i have heard that recording somewhere before.
I don’t mean to be rude; however, none of what is presented in the article is new; this was beat to death 5 years ago, and quite frankly as evidence is worthless:
• By text book definition, Walter had dementia of some sort, whether from old-age or otherwise.
• We have two (or more) conflicting affidavits, one Walter wrote himself and one Schmitt wrote.
• We have a “video-taped interviewed” where Walter seemed confused, very forgetful and contradictory; again he repeatedly said (4 times he didn’t see anything).
At the end of the day, for one to assess the Haut debacle properly, studying the video in its entirety (along with everything else) is essential; however, barring that pay heed to the a fore mentioned facts weigh it accordingly.