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Man who issued Roswell UFO release dies
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Source: Monsters and Critics.com - Glasgow,UK
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ROSWELL, NM, United States (UPI) -- Walter Haut, who as a young Army officer issued the press release about a flying saucer in Roswell, N.M., has died. He was 83.
Haut believed for the rest of his life the area had been visited by something 'not of this earth,' his daughter Julie Shuster told the Roswell Record. He went on to become one of the founders of the International UFO Museum.
A native of Chicago, Haut decided to settle in Roswell in 1946 after two tours of duty there.
On July 8, 1947, Haut, on instructions from the base commander, put out a press release about the finding of a flying saucer on a ranch near the base. Later the same day, the Army retracted the story, saying that what had been found was part of a weather balloon.
Later news stories have said that the find was part of a balloon involved in a project to spy on the Soviet Union.
Haut, an insurance agent, became a leading citizen of his adopted home and member of many local organizations. His daughter said he did not talk much about UFO`s until interest in them revived in the 1980s.
He helped found the museum in 1991 and served as its first president.
news.monstersandcritics.com...
ROSWELL, NM, United States (UPI) -- Walter Haut, who as a young Army officer issued the press release about a flying saucer in Roswell, N.M., has died. He was 83.
Haut believed for the rest of his life the area had been visited by something 'not of this earth,' his daughter Julie Shuster told the Roswell Record. He went on to become one of the founders of the International UFO Museum.
A native of Chicago, Haut decided to settle in Roswell in 1946 after two tours of duty there.
On July 8, 1947, Haut, on instructions from the base commander, put out a press release about the finding of a flying saucer on a ranch near the base. Later the same day, the Army retracted the story, saying that what had been found was part of a weather balloon.
Later news stories have said that the find was part of a balloon involved in a project to spy on the Soviet Union.
Haut, an insurance agent, became a leading citizen of his adopted home and member of many local organizations. His daughter said he did not talk much about UFO`s until interest in them revived in the 1980s.
He helped found the museum in 1991 and served as its first president.
OMG. Why have they silenced him. First James Forrestal then JFK then Bill Cooper now Walter Haut. This will send shivers up the spine of
anyone who has made public statements about UFOs.
It is sad he passed away...but come on he was 83 years old. No one needed to silence him.....were you being serious or just funning?
----warpfactor9
----warpfactor9
Originally posted by warpfactor9
It is sad he passed away...but come on he was 83 years old. No one needed to silence him.....were you being serious or just funning?
----warpfactor9
It can hardly be coincidence that he died at the same time as this information is coming out about the Ebens and planet serpo.
It can hardly be coincidence that he died at the same time as this information is coming out about the Ebens and planet serpo.
Hmmm ... ? LINK PLEASE ?
Originally posted by 12m8keall2c
It can hardly be coincidence that he died at the same time as this information is coming out about the Ebens and planet serpo.
Hmmm ... ? LINK PLEASE ?
www.serpo.org...
mod edit: fixed link
[edit on 22-12-2005 by sanctum]
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