"Explosive New Roswell Info and How It Connects to Materials Releases!"

No date unfortunately, but just up on Whitley Strieber's YouTube channel.

"Tom Carey and Don Schmitt have been researching the Roswell Incident for 30 years. Here they discuss recent discoveries about the memory metal found there and its whereabouts."

www.youtube.com...

a reply to: Planetarian

I don't think anything that comes from Carey or Schmitt has any merit after the Roswell Slides hoax.

Which was I might add Debunked by menbers of this wesite ,Buyer beware.

www.roswellslides.com...

a reply to: gortex

Also, each of them spent almost 30 years investigating just this one case. It's almost as if a great deal of their income depended on their books on Roswell.

If they invest so much time, would they be more interested in critically analyzing the case or making sure it remains a mystery with a long "product life cycle"?

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Planetarian

I don't think anything that comes from Carey or Schmitt has any merit after the Roswell Slides hoax.

Which was I might add Debunked by menbers of this wesite ,Buyer beware.

www.roswellslides.com...

Merit be damned, repetitive hollow stories keep the book sales alive

dimensional beings

come though this new portal now

a reply to: Planetarian

Whitley Streiber is a fraud, I strongly believe.

And yet they did come up with Memory Metal pretty suddenly a lot of other things too
2013

2016

and how many "researchers" have made their living on the Roswell incident?

a reply to: TXRabbit

I think most have at least snacked on it , it's like an irresistible honey pot.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

Amazing!

I have seen a rumor (sorry, don't remember where) that the company Liquidmetal Technologies, Inc. holds a patent based on technology derived from material recovered from the Roswell crash.
Don't know if that is true, but watch that ball bounce. Impressive!