Al Boss, does anyone have any more information on this guy?

I was listening to a old Coast To Coast AM (Ryan Woods - Jan 19 2006) when a caller towards the ends gave up some pretty interesting information. The caller stated that his father bother killed a man named Al Boss, he went on to say Al Boss flew the wreckage of the Roswell crash to a Air Force base and I guess later killed for this.

The caller mentioned Al Boss was murdered in Michigan by his uncle while hunting. He also stated his father had some form of evidence but unfortunately destroyed it to protect his brothers name.

Id be very interested to know if everyone has followed this information up?

I've searched for Al Boss in connection with Roswell. Used in the various searches the word pilot, as he would have been in order to fly anything. No hits anywhere...even used Allen Ross. Just tried Albert Boss...no luck.

Sorry...

Des

reply to post by helium3


Could you please post a link to the interview and maybe give us a time stamp for the caller ?

Edit
Found it , but you need to be a member to listen and I ain't paying
www.coasttocoastam.com...

I have also searched hi and low on the net for this one...

Just though someone mite have chased it up as it sounded pretty interesting. The link is above if anyone cares to listen to the callers story.

I never came across an Al Boss in my research into the subject. There were several Air base personnel who stated they saw or flew with the debris, but this name isn't among them.

Still though, these planes had other crewmen too. The B-29 had a crew of 11, while the C-54 had a crew of 8 or more. So, it's possible he could have been one of the crew. Doesn't ever seem to have spoken on it though.

This may help lead to something? Not sure.

www.roswellproof.com/files/ROSDEBRI.DOC

Originally posted by CaptainBeno
This may help lead to something? Not sure.

www.roswellproof.com/files/ROSDEBRI.DOC

bad link

reply to post by Gazrok


Good to see you Gazrok on the boards you are always a welcome face.

I mite drop Ryan Woods an email as Coast took the callers details and I'm pretty sure he would chased this up.

Sory mate, I can't attach the file!

Have a look at this link and somewhere in amongst all the files you may come across something that pricks your ears up and leads you on to other facts etc.........sorry!!!

www.roswellproof.com...

Captain Oliver "Pappy" Henderson, a pilot at Roswell in 1947, told various family members and friends that he flew alien wreckage and had seen alien corpses. His wife, Sappho, said in an affidavit: "He pointed out [a 1980/81 newspaper article on Roswell] to me and said, 'I want you to read this article, because it's a true story. I'm the pilot who flew the wreckage of the UFO to Dayton, Ohio.

en.wikipedia.org...

Only thing I could find about a pilot and wreckage etc.......

Originally posted by Xcathdra
bad link

Easy enough to quote and look at the link

www.roswellproof.com...

Didn't the modern myth state that Pappy Henderson flew the 'wreckage" to Dayton? (although there never was mention about a co-pilot or additional crew of the plane). Unsolved mysteries....lol...remember that show?

The final witness testimony that I will address is that concerning Oliver W. (Pappy) Henderson. Millions have seen the Unsolved Mystery broadcast about Roswell with the scene of Pappy Henderson in his flight suit, leaning over and inspecting one of several alien bodies laid out on a hangar floor just prior to their being flown to Wright Patterson. Henderson, who died in 1986, on seeing a tabloid headline and story about Roswell, apparently told his wife that the story was true and that he had flown the wreckage and bodies to Wright Patterson. My best guess is that the testimony of Henderson' family years later was a case of memories of things read, or possibly seen in tabloid pictures, being blended or confused with memories of what Henderson may have actually said.

During my extensive conversations with pilots from the 509th, I spoke with several who knew Henderson and remembered his having discussed the incident. Apparently Henderson, a C-54 transport pilot at the time, did fly some of the debris out of Roswell, possibly to Wright Patterson. Jesse Mitchell, one of the 509th pilots at the time and a retired lieutenant colonel, told me that Henderson told him that he never saw the debris and he had no idea what it was. Mitchell was a good friend of Henderson's and almost decided to go into the roofing business with him in Roswell after Henderson left the service. Another former member of the 509th, Sam McIlhaney, also a retired lieutenant colonel who knew Henderson well, told me that they used to talk about the incident occasionally while sitting around in the hangar. According to McIlhaney, Henderson considered the whole matter a big joke and used to kid about it.

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