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can do at home, and a lot more. On this
edition of the program. My favorite Roswell witness and in
a minute I will tell you why this person is
my favorite roswell witness. Now listen, I'm not going to
bore you by telling you the story of the Roswell

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incident for the umpteenth time, but I do want to
reiterate to you how all of this actually began in
July of nineteen. It actually started closer to a town
about one hundred miles from Roswell called Corona, New Mexico,

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and at that time in n mac Brazil was the
foreman of a ranch called the Foster Ranch about thirty
five miles southeast of Corona, and he came in to
town one day to report that he had discovered a

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large amount of metallic debris on the ranch, and he
started asking some of the guys in town, including a
man named Jesse Wade, if they would go to the
ranch to help him remove the debris. He didn't know
where it came from, but he said his sheep would

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not cross it to go to water. Well. Surprisingly, no
one was available to help, and so that is when
mac used the telephone at the local drug store to
report the event to the sheriff in Roswell and the
rest is history. Now Jesse Wade, again, one of the

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guys who mac Brazil asked for help, was the father
of a seven year old boy named Chuck Wade, and
Chuck Wade, of course grew up hearing about this opportunity
that his father had to go see this debris before
the government got involved, and of course his father always

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regretted that he wasn't able to do that. And so
Chuck Wade the rest of his life became especially fascinated
with this story, and he would go out himself the
rest of his life into the field around the area
looking for debris. And as a matter of fact, years
ago he discovered some little metallic pieces of debris that, uh,

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we're in a dried up lake bed basically, so it
makes sense that this is something that might have been
missed in the area. And you have to realize it's
not like the crash happened just at one spot. Supposedly,
this UFO it came in at such high speed it
was just sort of like skipping like a stone on

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water and leaving all of these different patches of debris
strewn out over a very wide area. So Chuck Wade
discovered some weird pieces of debris, and I met him
in person at a UFO conference, and Chuck Wade actually
sent me some of these weird little pieces of metallic
debris for me to analyze at my Lemur Paranormal Research

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Lab and Ashville, North Carolina. And one of the weirdest
things about this debris is that I found. You could
take a sliver of it and put it in something
like a metal pie pan, and then put that pie
pan on top of an electro static generator like a
Vandergraph machine, the type of thing with the metal ball
that you you know, you put your hands on it

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and it makes your hair stand up sort of thing.
And as soon as this little sliver of metal all
was within that electrostatic field, it just stood up and
just started spinning all over the place, almost magically. It's
the weirdest thing. And all kinds of examinations that have

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been done of this metal say that it's a combination
of metals that has not found on this earth. So
only on a few rare occasions over the years have
I brought some of this metal out and demonstrated it
in person for people. But we do have a little
piece that I do show to people who come to

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the Creepy Vegas Ghost and UFO show that we do
here in Las Vegas from time to time. So that's
a very interesting connection that I have that goes right
back to the source of the whole roswell incident. And
as a matter of fact, if you go to Chuck
Wade's website Chuck Wade UFO dot com Chuck Wade ufo

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dot com you can learn more about his work. So
I wanted to tell you that to give you again
an idea of how all this stuff really began. And
the first person who was fearless enough to really come
out and and sit down in front of a camera

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and go on the record and say, look, I was
there in Roswell in the midst of this incident when
it went down, and I will tell you, despite the threats,
despite the intimidation from the military, I will tell you
what my experience there was. And this man was named
Glenn Dennis, and Glenn dinnis at Glenn Dennis worked at

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the funeral home there in Roswell, which put him in
a very unique and serendipitous position when all this went down.
Just to give you a little more background on Glenn Dennis,
he was born in nineteen and he died in two
thousand fifteen at the age of ninety. He ended up

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becoming a founder of the International UFO Museum and Research
Center there in Roswell, and uh I actually ended up
working on the ex Ops Discovery Channel project and being
able to spend a night there investigating that museum where
all kinds of bizarre things happen. But Glenn Dennis began

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working as a part time assistant in the Ballard Funeral
Home there in Roswell in nineteen forty while he was
still attending Roswell High School, and then after graduation, Dennis
was excused from wartime military service because of poor hearing,
and then he commenced an apprenticeship as an embalmer there

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at the Ballard Funeral Home. He graduated from the San
Francisco College of Mortuary Science in nineteen forty six and
was then put in charge of the Ballard Funeral Home
military contract, which included ambulance and mortuary services for the

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nearby Roswell Army Airfield, which was renamed Walker Air Force
Base in ninet And what he witnessed in that capacity
is absolutely fascinating. Um He's he sat down and talked
to UFO researchers again on camera and told his story.

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And I want to play for you some portions of
what he said on camera. And this interview was conducted
from what I understand, November the nineteenth of nineteen nine.
And when you hear his voice, he just comes across

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and so darn believable, and he's just, you know, like
just assault of the Earth. Guy who was twenty two
years old when he got this bizarre phone call in
July of nine which would change his life and the
direction of his life forever. And he just sounds like such,

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you know, such assault of the Earth guy who just
got mixed up in this extraordinary situation out in the
middle of nowhere and this small desert town. And by
the way, I believe Dr Edgar Mitchell, who was the
sixth man who walked on the Moon. You've heard me
talk about interviewing him and him saying that there were

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aliens out there. I think he was also born in Roswell,
So there's a lot of interesting connections to Roswell. And
you know, the best aviators in the world worked there,
and they were the ones that went out and developed
the well they were they were the aviators who ultimately
dropped the atomic moms. And there's been a lot of
speculation that that somehow triggered more interest from aliens and

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UFOs that oh boy, the the primitives here on Earth
have discovered how to make a nuclear bomb now and
it's great to listen to Glenn Dennis talk about his
experience being there at the time, because when you hear
from a lot of these other witnesses, and there have
been some great ones like for example, um, we have

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Philip J. Corso, who was a lieutenant colonel in the U. S. Army,
and he came out in and published the Day after
Roswell where he told in great detail about what happened
and the bodies that were recovered, and how a lot
of the technology they got was sort of back engineered

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and seeded into the country's technological developments and all that.
I mean, all this stuff is wrapped up so well
by a lot of these other people who kind of
came out as you know, I guess deathbed confession types
in one way or another. And yet I've always loved
what Glenn Dennis had to say, because when a military

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person tells you something about what was a military cover up,
you always have this question mark in the back of
your mind, like, I don't know, are they just helping
to spread some more misinformation. Well, in this case you'll
hear from Glenn Dennis his own mouth. He says, look,
I have a civilian I didn't think they could do

(11:34):
anything to me. And that's why his story is so powerful.
And when we come back from this break again, I'm
gonna play for you some of the most significant parts
of this historic interview. And I just love it. Every
time I hear it, I just believe over and over again. Man,

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interview you was posted on YouTube by the U. S
National Archives, the official U S National Archives. I applaud
them because everybody should have access to this and everybody
should hear this, So thank you US National Archives. And

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I believe, I believe that this interview and you can
listen to it and its entirety there on YouTube, and
I'm going I'm just gonna play some portions for you
that I believe that this was recorded on November nineteenth,
nineteen ninety and the interview was conducted by Kevin Randall,
Don Schmidt, and Mark Wolfe. And my understanding is that

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Kevin Randall conducted the preliminary interview and then the more
formal interview was conducted by Mark Wolfe the next day.
So listen. I applaud Kevin Randall, Don Schmidt and Mark
Wolfe also for going out there and doing the work
and collecting this. It's just one of the most interesting
things you're ever going to hear. So at this point

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check back and listen to Glenn Dennis talk about when
he was twenty two years old in July of nine
working at the funeral home in Roswell, and then he
got a phone call and it would change the rest
of his life. Here we go, really, the way I

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became involved in this was started out in the after
early afternoon and round probably one thirty in the afternoon,
and I received a telephone call from the march where
he officer out at to Welker Air Force Base, Army
Airfield Base, and uh he was requiring inquiring about what

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would be the smallest possible castet that we could get
that would be tramatically sealed. So he said, I'll get
back to you. And that was the first contact that
I had with the base did He called back up
probably forty five minutes or so later, and he said,

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I need to ask you some more questions, he said,
in case something like this should happen. He said, we, uh,
we need to know what the preparation and what what
your preparations are for the bodies that had been laying
out in the elements, you know, and uh, you said,
we need to know also what what if your treatments

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of the bodies are the remains? Uh, what could you
do to them, and if your treatments would it would
it change any of the chemical breakdown of the tissues
the blood? Would it make a difference? And I said,
I thought probably it would. I told him, I said,
if you if you have a problem, if you want

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to you know, if you have something you don't really
know what to do about it, let me come out
and I'll, you know, try to help you do whatever
you want to do. Well, I thought, maybe what happened,
they might have had a v I P or you know,
some officers and something that happened. They maybe they didn't want,
you know, I want to keep it quiet, and they
probably want to do it themselves and not be involved

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with the civilian. And then I didn't go out to
the base, and probably a couple of hours later then
I'd got an emergency call. There was an airman that
was injured dinner an accident, and I took the airmand
to the base. He wrote in the ambulance with me,
and I take him out to the emerging streamer. And

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that's why I became really involved out the base. I
didn't go out just because I was curious. Well, and
I got the call, you know, I left the funeral
home and the aimless went to the scene of the
accident pick the year man up. He did not place
him on a stretcher because he added head injurying her nose.
I think his nose were fractured. When we got to

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the base, then he walked into the emergency room. I
didn't have to take him in that. They didn't bring
out a you know, a gurney or anything. We just
he just walked in on his own. Then I had
this friend that I wanted to talk to and say, this,
Uh is the lieutenant nurse that I knew quite well
that had only been there approximately, only been commissioned and

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been that to sign. This was her first assignment to
the add it to the air base, and I wanted
to talk to her. And so this I was going
down the hall and I the first thing the lady
that I wanted, the lieutenant that I wanted to see,
He was coming out of one room going across the

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hall to the other and she noticed me. She said,
how did you get in here? And what are you
doing in here? And she said you'd better get out
in her and she said, you're going to get in
a lot of trouble. She said, would you please leave
and get out of here in hurry, And then about
turned around and then about and she went on end
to the other room. Then in about the time I

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had turned around, there was there was another officer said wait,
wait a minute, and I said, uh, it looks like
you had a crash and said, I see there's some
you know in the Animalds said, in the Animalds is
out there. I see a lot of recogniz said where
was the crash and he said there wasn't any crash

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and he said, uh. Then he said just wait a minute.
And then I he said wait a minute, and I,
you know, stood there for a minute and he turned
around and hevidently missed the wait for somebody else to
come up, because there was another officer coming out. He said,
this man says there was a crash out at the base.
He said he wanted to know about He was inquiring

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about our crash. And this was when I encountered he
was a redheaded officer and very nasty, very uh braf.
He said, uh, he did not see any crash. There
was not any cat crash. And he said you get
the hell out of here. And you didn't see anything,

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and you don't talk to anybody. He said, you've got
to get in hell a lot of trouble. And I said, look, Thomas,
in the damn thing you do to me about it?
He said no, but somebody might be picking your bones
out at the saying, And that's when he made the
remark there. And then there was a black sergeant that
was standing beside him, and he said, yeah, but he

(21:37):
would make better dog food for our dogs. Because I
didn't understand that. But and then there was two MPs
that joined me right on take me outside, and he
told him me by my elbows, and they escorted me
out to the back to the animals and followed me
all the way back to the funeral. Now, as you
were entering the hospital, saw something, Yeah, Because usually where

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I park there was three field ambulances parked in the
area where I usually parked when will be back up
to the to the ramps. So I just pulled up
to the side in front of those and parked up
in the front of the airmand and I got out
and walked in. When I passed. When I got up
and went up the steps and up the ramp. When
I was walking going into the emergency room, I noticed

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that the doors were open. And then but what was
odd about it? There was an MP standing beside each
one of the vehicles in the back, standing there and
the doors were open. Actually I was curious, and you know,
I just happened to look in and that's when I
saw some debris that looked like parts of a plane
or something that they hadn't had a crash, because I've

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seen them do this a lot of times bring in pieces.
Then the old ambulance is in Kenny described it to brief. Yeah,
they were I noticed in two have the amimulants as
there was some debris that was probably two and a
half to three ft you know, long and probably high
that was propped up on the side of the amats there.

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They were kind of in the shape of maybe like
a half a canoe. They they were like the front
part of the canoe. But you know, it looked like
it looked like it might be aluminum, but it it
looked more like it was the metal looked more like
stainless steel that had been heated. It was blue, kind
of bluish tented. What was out about it. It looked

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like around the curve park in the front of the canoe.
There was some that's some these designs or something that
kind of reminded me of maybe some Egyptian signs or whatever.
And it was probably about three inches the high and
probably the length of what the wreckage I saw. It
looked like it was, and the same thing was in

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then the other amats too. I mean I saw practically
the same thing, the pieces that were practically the same size,
and the insignias look like whatever that might be, it
was part of the wreckage. What she saw, well, I

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didn't know really until until uh, until the next day,
and I wanted to I called out. I kept trying
to get ahold of it because naturally I was curious
and I wanted to know what was going on. And
so I called out the next day and then probably
around eleven thirty, and she said, I know you've been
trying to get a hold of me, but I haven't

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been available. And she said, why don't you meet me
at the Officers Club if you if you have time,
meet at the Office Club and we'll have lunch. And
I wanted, I want to talk to you. Yeah, the
funeral home we had it at that time, we had
all the son of the businesses they're had an associate
membership to the Officers Club, and our funeral home had

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that membership. And I also had a card to identify
myself and what business did I was, you know, associated with?
So I had no problem on time I go to base.
I'll had to do a lot of times if it
was in the evening night, had stopped signing vistors and
get a vistor's pass and then turn it in when
I left. There's no problem going out there. So I

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went on out and met her. Okay, we're gonna stop
right there and take a break, and way to hear
what happened when he went to see his nurse friend
and she told him what has you know what had
actually been happening there on the base. And keep in
mind this is nineteen forty seven. World War two had

(25:43):
just ended in nineteen forty five, and everybody was on edge.
And when a military guy says, hey, listen, if you
talk about this, we're gonna be picking your bones out
of the desert. You're gonna be dog food. I mean,
you didn't take that lightly. That was a real threat.

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Welcome back to Strange Things on the I Heart Radio
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I am your host, Joshua P. Warren, and this is
the show where the unusual becomes usual. Okay, let's get
back to this interview. Here's what happened when Glenn Dennis

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went to visit his friend, the nurse on the Roswell
Base to have lunch. How would you like to have
been a fly on the wall for this one? Tell
me about lunch. Well, we, you know, both ordered I'm
not sure to remember what we ordered, but it was

(30:09):
just to light, just to light lunch. But she was
so upset. Uh, she looked like she's you know, and
shocked is what she really talked like and looked like.
And she said, I want to she said, I said, well,
I'm just curious of reason I want to talk to you.
It was curious and what happened? And she said well,

(30:29):
you won't believe it. And she says, I don't believe
it either, But she said, uh, I got in a
lot of trouble on this thing. I probably I'm not
real sure about this, but she said when I Then
she pulled out of a little person a little pocketbook
whatever she had there. She gave me a little diagram
that she had that she had drawn some driving, some

(30:53):
figures of of some arms and face and so. And
she told me that this is what you know was
what was in those that it was a crash, wasn't
an airplane, but they didn't know what it was at
that time. Yeah, but she said, we have three bodies.
That there was three bodies. She said two of them
were very mutilated. One looked like it might have walked

(31:17):
out her that it, you know, might have lived a
little while. And she explained they were like three and
a half feet four ft tall. The two of the
bodies were the you couldn't identify much because they were
practically destroyed. It looked like maybe that they might have been, uh,

(31:39):
a predatory animal or something might have been doing some
damage on the buddies too. She described her head, her hands. Well,
she said that you had then the little drawings that
I had she had the way she explained it and
the way she drew it, that the heads were somewhat
larger than than a human heads. The hands were long,

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no thumbs that we was just a long, very delicate
fingers at the end of the on the under side,
at the tip of each fingers was a pad like uh,
maybe a little pad, but it looked like the skin
had maybe a little suction like the little suction cups
on those on the no fingernails on the hands. The head,

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the lips were very just a long, narrow more or
less not full lips like we would have in in
most of our people, but very fine line, very fine lips. Uh.
There was no teeth. That was the inside of the
mouth that was it was kind of like a real
uh gums and maybe it was she said to explain

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it. It It was almost as hard as if it was
raw hide. Maybe at that the uh the years there
was only two small officers on each side of the
head would looked like a couple of small lobes that
might some way that might cover both of those, but
there was not a trading year. And also that the

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nose there was only two small orificers and knows that
there was there was really no knows that was the convex.
It was all just flesh with the the face very
much so, very emotional. She would have to stop and

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drink water every once in a while. And also she
never touched the meal. That all the time we were
talking in a nar and a half that we were there,
she never touched her meal. You know, we every once
in while she'd go like this, you know, then wringing
her hands, and she said, there was the most most
or if I've never and so horrified in my life.

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I've never seen anything so gruesome in my life. I've
never smelled to anything that smelled worse than my life.
And she told me that when I saw her, she
was leaving the room to go to the bathroom because
she was deathly ill and was going to throw up. Well, yeah,
we'd missed it a while and then I had to
get back to the funeral and go back to work.

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But then, uh, I never did see her after that,
And I called out the next day to see how
she was feeling and see what and they told me
that she wasn't available. Then I wouldn't be available that day.
I called the next day and they told me that
she had been transferred. And it was rather odd because

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she had only been at the base less than three months,
that was her noncommissioned less than three months, and that
was her first assignment, so it was rather odd that
she would be transferred out, you know, within three months.
Then about two weeks, probably two weeks, at least two weeks,
could have been a little longer, but I it was
at least two weeks. I got a I got a
letter addressed to me at glenn Edicit the Ballard Fuel

(35:06):
Home with she didn't sign. It didn't have any returned
address or anything on it. But inside of the letter
there was just a note she said, I don't have
time to write. I will write later later. This is
my A p O number, And that was That was
the extent of it. So then I wrote back to

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her and asking more or less how you know, how
she was feeling and why the sudden transfer, and then
I just hoped that she wasn't in any trouble. It
was just a short note. I really didn't go into
a lot of detailer anything. Then probably three weeks or
probably a month after that, then I got the letter

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that I had mailed her it was returned, it was
to return and also it told them on then red
printing it said deceased. And that's less time I ever
heard or heard anything about it. And then well probably
then I went out to the base UH a few
days later and I was talking to one of the

(36:10):
nurse and I said, you know, whatever happened to Lieutenant
And she said, well, the rumor is that we heard
that she was killed with five other nurses in a
training mission in a plane crash, and that was it. Well,
it was in London, English, she said in in the
note that she said me that she was in London
station in London, and that was it. That's the last

(36:32):
time I've heard. So that's all I'm gonna play for
you from this historic interview. If you want to listen
to the whole thing and see the video, just go
to YouTube and do a search for W. Glenn Dennis
interview and you'll see it. They're posted by the U. S.
National Archives. Doesn't it kind of make you angry to

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think that, you know, this happened almost seventy five years ago,
and since then, all of us who have been working
hard and paying taxes um have not been able to
see exactly what they got that day. What was there?
I mean, I understand the need to keep things secret

(37:17):
for security purposes, but what are the limits? What are
the boundaries of that? At what point do you say, Okay,
come on, this is something that's too big. You can't
keep this a secret. It's interesting when you think about
what happened in Roswell, how physical that everything sounds like
this was a physical craft that crashed with physical debris

(37:39):
and physical bodies. And then you have all of these
experiences that people have with these beings, and they almost
sometimes happen in a dream like or astral state, and
that's why it makes you think maybe they're just different
types of beings. Often when someone is abducted, so to speak,

(38:00):
um it, it has a dreamy quality to it. When
we come back from our next break, I actually want
to read to you an email I got from a
man who says he still has PTSD from waking up
and seeing something standing in his bedroom. Uh. But I'll

(38:22):
squeeze this in here real quick. I was thinking about
how long those types of experiences go back, and I
started looking into the concept of the sandman. You know,
you wake up in the morning, you have grit in
your eyes, they said, Oh, it was a sandman. That's
that comes from an old European folk tale. And in
eighteen forty one Hans Christian Anderson wrote about it uh

(38:45):
in a story called Old luke YOI Uh. Apparently it
says that Old is a common Danish first name, and
luke you means closed eye, and I just thought this
was a cool description. Here's what Hans Christian Andersen wrote.
He said, there is nobody in the world who knows
so many stories as oh luke Oi, who can relate

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them so nicely. In the evening, while the children are
seated at the table or in their little chairs, he
comes up the stairs very softly, for he walks in
his socks. Then he opens the doors without the slightest
noise and throws a small quantity of very fine dust
in their eyes, just enough to prevent them from keeping

(39:29):
them open so they do not see him. Then he
creeps behind them and blows softly upon their necks till
their heads begin to droop. But Oh luke Oid does
not wish to hurt them, for he's very fond of
children and only wants them to be quiet. So that
he may relate to them pretty stories. And they never

(39:52):
are quiet until they are in bed and asleep. And
as soon as they're asleep, oh lukoi. He sits himself
upon the bed. He's not nicely dressed. His coat is
made of silken fabric. It is impossible to say of
what color, for it changes from green to red and
from red to blue as he turns from side to side.

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Under each arm he carries an umbrella, one of them
with pictures on the inside. He spreads over the good children,
and then they dream the most beautiful stories the whole night.
But the other umbrella has no pictures, and this he
holds over the naughty children, so that they sleep heavily

(40:34):
and wake in the morning without having dreams at all.
Something kind of creepy about that, huh, Something visiting you
in the night, giving you dreams, visions controlling you. When
we come back, I'll tell you more and the story
of what a woman saw at her rear view mirror

(40:57):
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Joshua pe Warren, and I received this email from Brandon
Wayne hit about something that happened to him when he

(44:41):
was a college student in Longview, Texas, December of two
thousand nine. He wrote, in the winter of two thousand nine,
sometime in early December, I was in my bedroom when
I woke up from a deep sleep. I was oddly
more awake than usual, and I felt a strange presence

(45:05):
to my left. When I turned over and looked, there
was a being standing in front of my dresser. We
made brief eye contact right before he reached out towards me,
which resulted in my becoming fully paralyzed. My back slightly

(45:25):
lifted off my bed, probably no more than an inch,
and I had no control over any aspect of my
body except for my thinking. I could barely see out
of my right eye, though I was able to observe
a beam of light pressed into my chest with extreme pressure.
I felt no physical pain. The only thing I could

(45:48):
feel was an overwhelming emotion or energy of love, far
more intense than the love I felt from humans. Suddenly,
the being left and I laid there trying to process
what happened. I gathered my courage and stood up. I
turned the lights on and push my tall dresser in

(46:09):
front of my window. I didn't sleep for days. I've
spent years researching ancient history and studying world religions. In
the past few years, I have been able to psychically
channel with the being that visited me, though I've yet
to experience an actual abduction. I view what happened to

(46:32):
me as some sort of divine surgery or spiritual resuscitation.
I've recently been able to rehabilitate myself from all the
anxiety this event has caused me, and I'm still struggling
with post traumatic stress disorder PTSD. In recent years, I've
discovered many things that have helped me understand what happened

(46:53):
to me, but I'm still searching for answers. That's a
weird story, isn't it. I mean, it's it's horrifying and
terrifying in the sense that you know who wants to
have that happen. And then he says he's suffering PTSD.
But then he says, at the same time, I felt
loved and it seemed like some divine spiritual resuscitation. What

(47:16):
an odd combination of feelings for him to describe? Is
that a more typical type of alien encounter? Or would
you call that something else? You hear a lot of
those types of stories. How about this one? This was
sent to me from Vicky Nolan. This happened to her

(47:38):
in and over, New Jersey in nineteen five. She said,
I lived in New Jersey and they had raised the
drinking age to twenty one. This meant that I had
to travel to a bar on the New York state
border on Saturdays to dance and watch bands play. I

(47:58):
had a long, more hour and a half drive through
northern New Jersey to get to my mom's house. I
left the bar at exactly one thirty a m. Sober
as I was afraid that if I drank, I'd fall
asleep behind the wheel. That particular night, I was tired,
even though I had gotten plenty of sleep the night before.

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I was four miles from my mom's house when I
suddenly felt extraordinarily sleepy. I was afraid that if I
pulled over in the zero degree temperature, I would freeze
to death. I kept telling myself that I just had
to stay awake just a short while longer. The week before,
my friend had fallen asleep behind the wheel of his truck,

(48:44):
leaving that very bar and totaled his truck, but luckily
he wasn't hurt. As I made my way up a
long hill, the windy road forked. To excuse me, the
windy road forked to the right. I could not believe
how enormous the moon was. A plate held at arm's

(49:06):
length in front of you would have been equivalent in size.
I was staring and thinking, it's got to be the Moon.
I can see craters, but it's as if it's magnified
a hundred times. Seeing this beautiful sight reinvigorated me. I
wanted to pull over on the shoulder and stare at it,

(49:27):
but I kept driving. At the top of the hill,
the road bent ninety degrees to the left, and the
topography dictated that there was a deep wooded valley directly
behind me and that's when. That's when I saw a
light a couple of miles behind me that appeared to
be weaving down a hill. However, there was no hill

(49:49):
behind me, nor was there a road. A bright spotlight
shone in the backside window of my car, reflecting off
of the back seat. I wondered if it was the moonlight.
As I glanced into the rear view mirror again and
saw that the light was much closer. The single light

(50:10):
had broken into two, so that they were traveling side
by side. I wondered if it was two motorcycles. But
despite my car being brand new and they're not being
a radio, why couldn't I hear their engines? I should
have heard them as they approached from behind me. I
began the speeding, but the lights were able to catch

(50:33):
up with me. In minutes. The bright lights were now
immediately behind me, as I exclaimed, what the hell? That
was the last thing I remember. I was very awake,
but I could not recall driving those last two miles
to my mom's house. I found myself parked oddly at
the bottom of her driveway, not at all where I

(50:55):
usually parked. It should have been about three a m.
And the sky looks slightly pink, as if the sun
was rising. It was January, so it had to be
closer to seven am. I was going to look at
the clock to confirm the time, but all I could
think of was how strange it was that I couldn't
recall the last two miles of the drive, and then

(51:20):
I should really just go to bed. It still bothers
me that I've been so wide awake before and after
the missing two miles of the drive, and to this day,
I'm disappointed in myself for not verifying the time, as
I have an obsession with being aware of it. Prior
to that incident, I love looking at the moon, but

(51:41):
since find myself looking at it with suspicion. I can't
forget that I've experienced lost time, but I'm too afraid
to undergo hypnosis to find out what really happened. A
decade later, I watched a TV show and we someone
experienced something similar. In two decades after that, I worked

(52:05):
with someone who was a UFO enthusiast, and co workers
made fun of him. I told him this story, and
the boss overheard and admitted that he had experienced something similar.
But in Alaska, it feels so amazing to know I
am not alone. Thank you Vicky for sharing that experience,

(52:34):
and uh god, should I have more? I can read you.
Thank you, Brandon. But you know what, We're almost at
a time, so let me just squeeze in this real quick.
It's a cool testimonial from a lady in Texas. And
she went to my curiosity shop and she purchased the

(52:56):
psionic D materializer a k a. The Bad Buster. And
I don't know, there might not be any of them
in stock at this point. They sell out all the time.
She says, just a quick note about what happened to me.
Her name is Amanda. Just a quick note about what
happened to me when I used a bad Buster. I

(53:17):
bought the bad Buster back in October. When I was
setting it up, I wrote on the paper I did
not want my car loan anymore. At that time, I
owed about thirteen thousand dollars. I put the bad Buster
in a safe place and promptly forgot about it. A
month ago I was able to pay off the note

(53:40):
in full. I was so ecstatic. It took roughly five months,
but it worked. Big smiley face. Thank you, Amanda, Well, Amanda,
thank you for that, and congratulations to you. And I
know for those of you listening, you might say, well
five months. It took five months. Yes, she had at

(54:02):
dollar dead. You know how long it takes to pay
off a thirteen tho dollar car loan and five months
is what she did it in. So look, I get
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