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Based on the above, it appeared likely that the debris found by the rancher and was subsequently identified as a "flying disc" by personnel from Roswell AAF was, with a great degree of certainty, MOGUL flight no. 4, launched on June 4, 1947. This conclusion was based on the following:
1. Descriptions of the debris provided by Brazel, Cavitt, Crary's diary, and the photos of the material displayed in General Ramey's office. These materials were consistent with the components of a MOGUL service flight, with neoprene balloons, parchment parachutes, plastic ballast tubes, corner reflectors, a sonabuoy, and a black electronics box that housed the pressure cutoff switch (Atch 3).
2. According to Brazel's July 8 statement, the debris was recovered on June 14, obviously eliminating any balloons launched in July.
They used the most advanced AI lie detection software in the world and proved jessie marcell and countless others were telling the truth
The Roswell Report published by the USAF 1994-1995 already includes an affidavit from Irving Newton confirming that Jesse Marcel believed the wreckage he recovered had alien writing on it. So we didn't actually need a lie detector test to say Marcel believed it, and no lie detector test is 100% reliable anyway. I think this demonstrates Marcel believed it was alien writing:
originally posted by: beyondknowledge
A machine intelligence looked at some facial expressions and came to conclusion that they believe what they are saying.
I find this no proof of anything.
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
The same report also includes this photo of Marcel with the "alien" wreckage that Newton recognized, but nobody else on the base did because it wasn't used in the area...only Newton had seen this type of target used elsewhere, so in some sense it was "alien" to everyone on the base except Newton.
... No, we were doing something that was unorthodox, using targets that, as far as I know, had not been flown before in New Mexico. There's no way that the rancher could have ever seen one. And there's no way that either Major Marcel nor General Ramey or General Ramey's people could have come up with providing a radar to substitute for the real debris. I think there's a very high likelihood that the unusual things we were doing provided this debris.
Neither one of them "saw a UFO while riding in a car", Reagan was in a plane and Carter was standing on the ground. We still don't know what Reagan saw, but a man claims to have identified what Carter saw:
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: Chris42393
Was it Reagan or Carter that said they, and their wife, saw a UFO while riding in a car one night?
Geez let me stop being lazy....
Reagan did.
And so did Carter.
Huh, didn't know both had.
Spoiler, it wasn't aliens either, like most other reported UFOs, it turned out to be either something manmade, or natural phenomena.
I am virtually certain that I have identified the source of what it was that President Carter saw.
OK, I'm waiting for you to do so. Maybe you want to try again after you read Irving Newton's affidavit I posted about 8 posts before your post. He talks about why it was going to be flown for analysis, and why according to him, after he identified the material, he heard Ramey tell someone to cancel the flight. A reply by Ectoplasm8 clarified further.
originally posted by: crayzeed
Well let's use our own intelligence...
Then you must ask yourself why, just why would they fly such insubstantial material to any other airbase when you can clearly see the debris shown in the photograph is of such flimsy material.
Marcel contradicted himself, once saying the debris he was pictured with was the actual debris, and another time saying it wasn't the actual debris. So the best we can make of this contradiction is that he's not a reliable witness, changing his story.
Anyway, Marcells death bed confession he said that photograph was staged and it was not of the debris found.
Maybe it was a Mogul service flight, not a regular Mogul flight.
Then, as other investigators have found out ALL the weather/Mogul arrays were accounted for.
I think Charles Moore summed it up in his affidavit:
I can think of no other explanation for Roswell than one of our early June service flight balloons.
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
Neither one of them "saw a UFO while riding in a car", Reagan was in a plane and Carter was standing on the ground. We still don't know what Reagan saw, but a man claims to have identified what Carter saw:
originally posted by: EdisonintheFM
a reply to: Chris42393
Was it Reagan or Carter that said they, and their wife, saw a UFO while riding in a car one night?
Geez let me stop being lazy....
Reagan did.
And so did Carter.
Huh, didn't know both had.
Damn, I had no idea Carter did lol. Good to know!