posted on Jun, 26 2005 @ 10:13 PM
A few years ago a relatively big story broke in UFOlogy... some researchers had managed to enlarge the surface of the telegraph General Ramey is
holding in the infamous 'weather balloon' photographs. Most of us, here, have already heard about this and, in the past, it has been extensively
commented upon by ATSers.
Well, the other day I came across an old issue of Internationl UFO Reporter (which is published by CUFOS) that I had and opened it up, quite
accidentally, to a story they printed that displayed the text as it had (up to that time) been interpreted by various UFO researchers. Years ago I
posted some of these interpretations up here... but I can't find that thread now.
Anyways, I'd like to present you guys with those textual interpretations. The magazine displayed them in a way that had each interpretation, per
line, laid out in a way that broke up the original sequence. For ATS, I've retyped everything in sequence as it occurs in the telegraph (with each
researchers interpretation standing on its own). Now, some of the words/lines are still unreadable (the telegraph is partially folded) and so ‘-‘
will stand in, below, for those spots individual analysis could not decipher (I couldn’t align them all below). Also, capital letters will be used
(below) for letters the researchers are sure of, lower case for letters they are nearly sure of. Note that the sentences don’t line up for each
investigator, as some found more words at the beginning of each line to be intelligible than others. Lines are noted by the number at their
beginning. Also, these are arranged by oldest findings to newest:
Neil Morris’ initial report:
(1)--------ARY WERE-------AS
(2)---------fxs 4 rsev1 VICTIMS OF THE Wreck and CONVEY ON TO
(3)------- AT FORT WORTH, Tex.
(4)---------S----smi Ths ELSE----unus-d—e—T&E A3ea96 L---
(5)----SO ught CRASHE s pOw-----N---SITEOne IS remotely----
(6)--------D base ToLd ---a for we—ous BY STORY are 8---
(7)----lly thry even PUT FOR BY WEATHER BALLOONS n-d—were
(8)---------la--- Denver----
Neil Morris’ later review:
(1)-------reco VERY Was ROSWELL Head olc given AS THE
(2)next 4hs VICTIMS of THE Wreck and CONVAY ON TO THE
(3)---EaM At FORT WORTH, TEX.
(4)W-S- SorTei-e---thAT---ONUS raaf T&E A#-9---Landparty
(5)(same as before)
(6)MIDDAY 509# TOLD newspaper segment of STORY Adv---
(7)LLY ThrY EVEN PUT for AF WEA TA TN BALLOONS radar W ERE
(8)And Land L—denver ofww3
David Rudiak’ first reviw:
(1)--------------officer
(2)---july 4th THE VICTIMS of THE wrECK you fOrWarded TO THE
(3)TEAM AT FORT WORTH, TEX
(4)---5 pM THE ‘DISC’ they will ship FOR A3 8th Arrived.
(5)—or 58th bomber sq—Assit offices At ROSwell As for
(6)-54 SAID MIStaken----of—story And said
(7)news—out is OF WEATHER BALLOONS which were
(8)—Add land---d--- crews
Rudiak’s second review:
(1)NEAR OPERATION AT THE
(2)RANCH AND THE VICTIMS OF THE WRECK YOU FORWARDED TO THE
(3)(same as before)
(4)THE ‘DISC’ THEY WILL SHIP FOR A3-AS2 Arrived
(5)BY B-29 ST OR C47 WRIGHT AF ASSIST FLIGHTS AT ROSWELL ASSURE
(6)THAT CIC-TEAM SAID THAT MISTAKEN MEANING OF STORY AND THINK
(7)LATE TODAY NEXT SENT OUT PR OF WEATHER BALLONS WOULD WORK
(8)BETTER IF THEY ADD LAND DEMO RAWIN CREWS
Don Burleson’s analysis:
(1) RECO—OPERATIONS WITH ROSWELL DISK 074 MJ-
(2)—AT THE – THE VICTIMS OF THE WRECK YOU FORWARDED TO THE
(3)TEAM AT FORT WORTH, TEX
(4) ON THE DISC MUST HAVE SENT LOS ALAMOS ADVANCED—
(5)URGENT. POWERS ARE NEEDED SITE TWO AT CARLSBAD, NMEX.
(6)SAFE TALK NEWSPAPER MEANING OF STORY AND
(7)ONLY SHOW – BY WEATHER BALLOONS—WAVE—
(8)L--- DENVER CREWS
John Carey’s review:
(1)RECO--- OPERATION—AT THE
(2)JULY 4th THE VICTIMS OF THE WRECK AREYOU FORWARDED TO THE
(3)—AT FORT WORTH, TEX.
(4)SSOR ON THE DISK MUST THUS SAVE FOR ATOMIC LABORATORY
(5)URGENT POWERS ARE NEEDED SITE TWO NW ROSWELL, NMEX
(6)SAFE TALK WANTED FOR MEANING OF STORY AND
(7)MISSION NEXT CREW OUT TODAY WEATHER BALLOONS
(8) 509 HAS LAND SURVIVOR CREWS
Yes, some have sentences that are very different from others. However, if you look at the differing lines from a letter by letter perspective, many
match up…
…But, more important are the lines that DO match up. We see a near unanimous read of an ‘operation’ near Roswell in line 1, a situation where
‘victims’ from a ‘wreck’ are being shipped somewhere in line 2 (perhaps the most important thing here), a total consensus on ‘Fort Worth’
in line 3 (then command center for the 8th AF), a consensus on a ‘disc’ being shipped somewhere in line 4 (BTW, ‘disc’ may be written in
elipses ecause many eyewitness reports say it was more of a wedge or fingernail shaped craft), a line 5-6 to which there is very little agreement, but
that refers to some military activity, a line 7 that overtly discusses what could be called a ‘cover story’ (though it may seem to support the
weather balloon story, at first, notice how ‘balloon’ references are sandwiched in between things like ‘safe talk’ and ‘story for
newspapers’, and a line 8 that deals with sending a ‘crew’ (perhaps a demolition crew?) to the original site.
So, is this the smoking gun? Just to make something clear, these reviews were not put together solely by computer (in case you were wondering if a
guy programmed his machine to ensure that it spit out things that looked cool)… Upon magnification, words like ‘DISC’, VICTIMS, WRECK, and FORT
WORTH are clearly visible and readable (I’ve seen the magnifications myself). And, in case you’re also wondering if us UFO guys are reading what
we want to see into this… Several people have done blind studies that show uninformed test groups consistently see even the more sensational things
like ‘wreck’ and ‘victims’ in the telegraph.
In summary, if the Roswell crash was just a weather balloon… Would it have:
1 Victims
2 Require deployment of emergency military teams
3 Be referred to as a ‘wreck’
4 Involve shipping materiel overnight to sensitive locations
5 Involve recovered ‘discs’?