I KNOW WHAT I SAW: Last Living Witnesses of the Roswell UFO Crash

U
UFO CENTRAL
·
October 22, 2010
259.5K views
Tier 1First Person EncounterInterview with Experiencer
Experiencer: Ken Arnold, M Brazzle, Glenn Dennis, Frankie Row

Analysis Summary

Program Intel Profile
documentaryTopic: crash retrievalEra: 1940sIntel Value: 9/10

Ken Arnold

Contact Experience Triad

Hynek: not_stated

M Brazzle

Contact Experience Triad

Hynek: NL

Glenn Dennis

Contact Experience Triad

Hynek: not_stated

Frankie Row

Contact Experience Triad

Hynek: not_stated

The Encounter

The account discusses the Roswell incident of 1947, focusing on a rancher named M. Brazzle who discovered debris in the desert after a thunderstorm. On July 3, Brazzle found a large area scattered with unusual materials. He reported it to neighbors and later to the sheriff, which led to military involvement. Major Jesse Marcel and military officers investigated the site, collecting debris and searching for potential crew members. Eyewitnesses reported seeing small humanoid bodies near a second crash site. The military quickly moved to cover up the incident, leading to conflicting stories about weather balloons. The encounter left a lasting impact on witnesses, with many feeling pressured to remain silent about what they saw.

✦ AI Generated

Program Intelligence Analysis

Executive Summary

The documentary explores the events surrounding the Roswell crash of 1947, including eyewitness accounts of debris and alleged alien bodies. It highlights the military's rapid response to cover up the incident and the intimidation tactics used against witnesses.

Primary Revelation

Witnesses reported seeing small humanoid bodies at the crash site, which were later covered up by military personnel.

M
M Brazzle
witnesspro disclosure
Witnessed the crash siteReported findings to law enforcementDescribed unusual materials

I found it in a pattern perhaps 3/4 of a mile long and 250 ft wide.

M
Major Jesse Marcel
military officialpro disclosure
509th Bomb Group
Military officer with direct involvementWitnessed and handled debrisPublicly spoke against official narrative

I knew it was not a weather balloon or radar target.

G
Glenn Dennis
witnesspro disclosure
Ballard Funeral Home
Worked as a mortician in RoswellWitnessed military activity related to the crashTestified about threats received

There was no crash here, you did not see anything.

F
Frankie Row
witnesspro disclosure
Witnessed the crash siteReported threats to her familyProvided detailed descriptions of events

They had very large heads and very big eyes.

Roswell IncidentCold War (1947-07-02 to 1947-07-08)disputed

Managed by: United States Army Air Forces

Investigation of a reported crash of an unidentified flying object

crash retrievalspecific

In July 1947, a rancher named Mack Brazel discovered debris from a crash site in the New Mexico desert, which he believed to be from a flying saucer.

Source: Mack Brazel
coverupspecific

The military quickly moved to cover up the incident, changing the narrative from a flying saucer to a weather balloon.

Source: Walter Haut
biologicsspecific

Witnesses reported seeing small humanoid bodies at the crash site, which were later covered up by military personnel.

Source: Grady Barnett
intimidationspecific

The military used intimidation tactics to silence witnesses and prevent them from speaking about the crash.

Source: Glenn Dennis
reverse engineeringspecific

Dr. Jesse Marcel's son recalled seeing unusual debris with strange markings that were not consistent with known materials.

Source: Dr. Jesse Marcel Jr.
✦ AI-extracted program intelligence — verify against source testimony
1

Sighted nine objects described as flying saucers near Mount Rainier.

Ken Arnold · First-Person

Encounter Context

Factual Details
1977-01-01Year: 1977

Encounter Research Breakdown

Phenomenological Analysis
not statednot_stated
Low Evidential StrengthScore: 7/21commentary
Detail & Specificity
1/3
Corroboration
1/3
Physical Evidence
1/3
Unpredictability
1/3
Perceptual Clarity
1/3
Timely Reporting
1/3
Witness Credibility
1/3

The transcript provides no specific first-person account or detailed report of a UAP encounter. It lacks witness credibility, perceptual clarity, and any verifiable details, resulting in a minimum score.

The analysis found no relevant content for this section.

The analysis found no relevant content for this section.

The analysis found no relevant content for this section.

What makes this encounter unique

not stated

✦ AI-extracted phenomenological analysis — verify against source testimony
2

Found debris from a crashed object on his ranch and reported it.

M Brazzle · First-Person

Encounter Context

Factual Details
1947-07-03Year: 1947

desert area near Roswell, New Mexico

Roswell, New Mexico, united_states

ruralhigh desert
Connected Encounters (2)
White Sands Missile RangeRoswell Army Airfield
1 witness mentionedM Brazzle
Reported to authorities
Connected Events
Roswell IncidentJuly 1947

Encounter Research Breakdown

Phenomenological Analysis
physical sightingNL
Low Evidential StrengthScore: 9/21commentary
Detail & Specificity
2/3
Corroboration
1/3
Physical Evidence
1/3
Unpredictability
2/3
Perceptual Clarity
1/3
Timely Reporting
1/3
Witness Credibility
1/3

The transcript discusses historical UAP sightings and theories surrounding them, particularly focusing on the Roswell incident. However, it lacks specific first-person accounts or verifiable details, resulting in a low evidential strength score.

precursor eventsunknown

The context of atomic bomb testing and subsequent sightings of flying discs in the late 1940s set the stage for the encounter.

the shock waves those first atomic last they wondered travel far across the ocean of space and out there was something listening

initial sightingsunknown

Reports of flying saucers began to emerge in New Mexico following the first atomic bomb tests.

there were multiple sightings of the discs or flying saucers if you will

discovery of wreckageunknown

A ranch hand discovered wreckage in the desert, leading to speculation about its origin.

he found it in a pattern perhaps 3/4 of a mile long and 250 ft wide was a scattering of pieces of things

visual
5/10

saw wreckage and symbols

auditory
6/10

heard a thunderclap

The analysis found no relevant content for this section.

What makes this encounter unique

The encounter is unique due to its historical context involving atomic bomb testing and the subsequent emergence of flying saucer sightings.

✦ AI-extracted phenomenological analysis — verify against source testimony
3

Witnessed military activity and heard about bodies being examined at the base hospital.

Glenn Dennis · First-Person

Encounter Context

Factual Details

Rosen, New Mexico

New Mexico, united_states

desert
Connected Encounters (1)
Roswell Army Air Field
2 witnesses mentionedGlenn DennisJudy
Reported to authorities
Connected Events
Roswell IncidentJuly 1947

Encounter Research Breakdown

Phenomenological Analysis
not statednot_stated
Moderate Evidential StrengthScore: 16/21reported
Detail & Specificity
3/3
Corroboration
2/3
Physical Evidence
1/3
Unpredictability
3/3
Perceptual Clarity
3/3
Timely Reporting
2/3
Witness Credibility
2/3

The account presents a detailed narrative regarding the Roswell incident, including references to credible witnesses and specific events. However, the primary witness is not named, and while there are some corroborative elements, they are largely anecdotal and lack direct evidence.

background contextunknown

The experiencer discusses the emotional impact of their father's secret regarding the Roswell incident and the subsequent cover-up, expressing anger towards the government's handling of the situation.

I want them to say yes it did happen I'm sorry your dad had to carry that secret all those years

witness accounts and cover-upunknown

The experiencer recounts various witness accounts and the mysterious circumstances surrounding individuals involved in the Roswell incident, emphasizing the secrecy and lack of transparency.

it's time they wash your land and at least give us to at least give the people an explanation of why we shouldn't talk about it

auditory
5/10

The experiencer recalls conversations and statements made by others regarding the incident.

The analysis found no relevant content for this section.

What makes this encounter unique

The encounter is unique due to the emotional weight of familial secrecy surrounding the Roswell incident and the ongoing frustration with government transparency.

✦ AI-extracted phenomenological analysis — verify against source testimony
4

Saw and touched a piece of unusual metal related to the crash.

Frankie Row · First-Person

Encounter Context

Factual Details
Connected Events
Roswell incident1947

Encounter Research Breakdown

Phenomenological Analysis
not statednot_stated
Low Evidential StrengthScore: 10/21commentary
Detail & Specificity
1/3
Corroboration
1/3
Physical Evidence
1/3
Unpredictability
2/3
Perceptual Clarity
1/3
Timely Reporting
3/3
Witness Credibility
1/3

The account discusses various rumors and historical references related to UAPs but lacks specific first-person experiences or verifiable details. The claims are largely anecdotal and do not provide strong evidence for the UAP phenomena.

The analysis found no relevant content for this section.

The analysis found no relevant content for this section.

The analysis found no relevant content for this section.

What makes this encounter unique

The encounter reflects deep frustration over government secrecy regarding UAP incidents, highlighting a strong emotional response and a desire for transparency.

✦ AI-extracted phenomenological analysis — verify against source testimony

Have you had a similar experience?

Many people have reported encounters they struggle to explain. You are not alone. Project Profound collects and analyzes these accounts to advance understanding.

Talk about it with AI →

Analysis Summary

Program Intel Profile
documentaryTopic: crash retrievalEra: 1940sIntel Value: 9/10
1

Ken Arnold

First-Person

Contact Experience Triad

Hynek: not_stated
2

M Brazzle

First-Person

Contact Experience Triad

Hynek: NL
3

Glenn Dennis

First-Person

Contact Experience Triad

Hynek: not_stated
4

Frankie Row

First-Person

Contact Experience Triad

Hynek: not_stated
5

Unnamed Civil Engineer

Retold Account

This is a retold account. Triad scoring requires direct experiencer testimony.

6

Unnamed Army Nurse (Judy)

Retold Account

This is a retold account. Triad scoring requires direct experiencer testimony.