The Roswell Incident

In 1947, a strange object crashed in New Mexico. The US military hurried up to say it was just a conventional weather balloon. But was it?

In the 1970s conspiracy theories began to appear, claiming that the object was actually an UFO and several corpses of aliens were recovered!

Conspiracy theories are so cool and interesting (and some of them, super dark), I have a lot of theories I will like to talk about, including some of the pop culture. But in this post, I decided to choose a classic theory, a "vintage" one: the Roswell UFO incident.

As I said before, in the 70s and 80s UFO researchers interviewed a lot of people and recollected their testimonies. Including Jesse Marcel, a person known to have seen and accompanied the Roswell debris, and Glenn Dennis, who claimed that a friend who worked as a nurse at the Roswell Army Air Field had accidentally walked into an examination room where doctors were bent over the bodies of three creatures. Also, Edgar Mitchell (NASA astronaut who was part of the Apollo project) has affirmed that this event has to do with extraterrestrials on several occasions.

Alien Autopsy (or me when I don't want to get up)

This lead to a lot of new conspiracies, books, and hoaxes. Including a video of an alien autopsy, have you guys seen it? 

True or not, this event is very important because is considered as the birth of modern ufology and it started the debate: “Are aliens already on earth? Will the government hides them from us?”