Any credible evidence for Dulce New Mexico Aliens?

I'm looking for CREDIBLE evidence of any aliens, and a secret government base in Dulce New Mexico.

a reply to: TacticalBond

You're doing a great job!

a reply to: TacticalBond

Best of luck! I doubt there is any. What would you consider credible evidence?

originally posted by: TacticalBond
I'm looking for CREDIBLE evidence of any aliens, and a secret government base in Dulce New Mexico.

That's nice.

Any credible evidence for Dulce New Mexico Aliens?

No

a reply to: TacticalBond

Well, ain't we all?

If you find any lemme know first.

Keep up the hunt, and make sure to share it here when you find it

Is there credible evidence of aliens anywhere? I've heard stories but I'm not sure about credible evidence.

a reply to: TacticalBond

The only actual evidence I've seen for weird things happening around Dulce was on an episode of UFO Hunters. They interview a local State Trooper who found that cows that were being mutilated were being marked beforehand and then "harvested'. They even found gas masks and some type of weird human-animal looking fetus. I'll always remember this episode because it's the only UFO documentary I've seen that actually came up with evidence.

Here's the clip:



ETA: Curiously enough, the show got cancelled not too long after this.

I miss Phil

I've been to Dulce many times, fishing, gambeling in the NA casino. the Jicarilla Apaches are getting very annoyed with the incessant questions! !

originally posted by: olaru12
I've been to Dulce many times, the Ji arilla Apaches are getting very annoyed with the incessant questions! !

I have an old acquaintance from the area. When I asked him, he smiled and asked if I'd like to be staked out on an anthill. We tacitly agreed not to discuss it further.

Unless they're being hauled in by that secret supersonic tunnel train, it seems like a huge military presence in the Dulce area might have been noticed by somebody.

there is a dulce base, but from what i have heard over the years its a bio-weapons develpement facility (see the UFO hunter episode linked above) and has nothing to do with aliens

a reply to: underwerks

That's Norio Hayakawa who's talking in the video and the 'state trooper' was the late Gabe Valdez.

Valdez worked the area for decades and investigated many of the mutilation reports as well as the numerous reports of lights in the skies and mysterious activities near and around Dulce. He never thought 'aliens' were responsible and came to the conclusion that it was all about secret advanced military/scientific tests.

He was misrepresented in ufological lore as someone who believed cattle mutilations and the UFO reports meant aliens. He really thought it was an orchestrated cover up of something else. His last interview alluded to who was responsible for the incidents and he died shortly after.

He told an interesting story about trying to track a nocturnal light in the sky when he was investigating cattle deaths. They were communicating by radio and this light kept moving away from them when they tried to approach it. He said they could see the light, but could also hear something like a motor. He switched to native dialect and the light lost the advantage so they gained ground on it. The implication was someone was patched in to their comms and only understood English.

a reply to: TacticalBond

No.

originally posted by: humanoidlord
there is a dulce base, but from what i have heard over the years its a bio-weapons develpement facility (see the UFO hunter episode linked above) and has nothing to do with aliens

If that was the case why would the USAF intelligence lead Bennewitz to thinking there was atctivity at Dulce to get his attention off of Kirtland? Doesn’t add up to me....

a reply to: BigDave-AR

Bennewitz was already taking private flights over Dulce before they got involved. He was reportedly seeing lights taking off and landing in Kirtland and people were reporting them over Dulce too. If I recall correctly there was a landing area on Dulce and a tunnel opening which he photographed. People who knew him say they saw the photographs. The opening was subsequently destroyed and buried. I don't mean to imply 'aliens' here as it's far more likely to be US military. Valdez had an incident involving a transporter heli (chinook? I can't remember) and being warned off the area by military men. He didn't recognise their authority and continued to investigate reports of lights and cattle disappearances.

originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: BigDave-AR

Bennewitz was already taking private flights over Dulce before they got involved. He was reportedly seeing lights taking off and landing in Kirtland and people were reporting them over Dulce too. If I recall correctly there was a landing area on Dulce and a tunnel opening which he photographed. People who knew him say they saw the photographs. The opening was subsequently destroyed and buried. I don't mean to imply 'aliens' here as it's far more likely to be US military. Valdez had an incident involving a transporter heli (chinook? I can't remember) and being warned off the area by military men. He didn't recognise their authority and continued to investigate reports of lights and cattle disappearances.

I defer to your knowledge, I hadn’t heard a timeline were Bennewitz had been looking at Dulce before making contact with AF intelligence I’ll have to freshen up on the subject.

a reply to: BigDave-AR

Yeah man, that's possibly what startled them into all those wild antics. Apparently some of those photos are part of the family estate too and won't see the light of day. A lot of his story and the Dulce legend has missed being written about. It's more of an oral history if you listen to interviews with Greg and Gabe Valdez, Norio Hayakawa and Greg Bishop. None of these guys are saying aliens either, they're more inclined towards secret tech and, more likely, experiments that could make America blush.

a reply to: BigDave-AR

is there a better way to trick someone than by showing them the real deal?