inary thunder, yet the worst thunderstorm the two had ever heard. Mac and his father went all around their ranch, not far from Roswell, New Mexico, searching for the debris, and had no luck. Considering it was pitch-dark outside, they decided to look for the remains in the morning. The next morning, when out searching for the debris, they discovered an object had scattered debris all over the Brazel’s Forester sheep ranch, which was consisted partly of aluminum foil-like material, some balsa-like wood, and silk-like thread, and none of the materials could be burnt or torn. The aluminum-like material straightened itself up when it was folded; the balsa-like wood contained strange slightly pinkish-purple hieroglyphic marks that were unable to be read and were in a straight line across the wood. All of the materials were lightweight and extremely strong, unlike any materials found on earth at that time. No one questioned recognized these materials as anything they had ever seen before. (International Masters Publishers, 1999; K. K. Korff, 1997)Some of this debris was collected and given to military authorities, while the rest of it was left there for others to investigate. It was originally described as a flying saucer or an unidentified flying object, but later the military explained it to be a weather balloon. It wasn’t a weather balloon, and the public knew this. It was obvious to them that the military did not want them to know what had fallen from the sky on the Forester Ranch that night. (K. K. Korff, 1997)William Woody and his father reported seeing a bright light with a flame-like tail streak across the sky. It lasted for some twenty to thirty seconds before it disappeared into the night’s horizon. It disappeared around 40 miles north of Roswell. (K. K. Korff, 1997)Two catholic nuns were writing in a logbook that night and recorded having seen a bright light plunge to earth. This light took its plunge...
