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It's the Roswell crash landing's
biggest, boldest, and most disturbing

Did the military carry out alien
autopsies?

Now, all the evidence will be tested,
and the truth will be revealed.

Roswell. The Perk.

and most controversial UFO conspiracy of
all time.

The truth shrouded in the shadows.

Until now.

How are we rolling?

For the first time ever, the infamous
Roswell eyewitnesses will be put to the

test.

What were you doing in Roswell, New
Mexico in July of 1947?

The most advanced lie detection software
ever made.

will determine the ultimate truth.

We've been able to explain them as
hoaxes.

There were four bodies, not humans.

Can you imagine having undeniable proof
of extraterrestrial visitation?

How did he describe the craft?

Moment by moment, a timeline of events
will emerge.

Will the evidence aliens crash -landed
on Earth appear with us?

This is rewriting the history book.

This is going to change us forever.

As a law enforcement officer, the
sheriff of Roswell, George Wilcox,

is one of the most reliable witnesses to
the events that have taken place over

the past nine days.

In the eyes of the government, that
makes him a threat.

He's not only seen the materials, but
he's heard the story of a crash -flying

saucer.

He's a loose end that needs to be tied
up. His opinion needs to be adjusted

and silenced and quickly.

Sheriff Wilcox has become a problem for
the military.

He's not within their chain of command.

He doesn't report to them. He's a
civilian that the people trust. They

control him.

Wilcox shares the story of what happens
next with his family.

In 1991, his granddaughter, Barbara
Duggar, shares it with the world.

When the incident happened, the military
police came.

They were on him like you wouldn't
believe.

Did the government threaten the life of
one of its own citizens if he told the

truth?

Now, over seven decades on from the
crash, the world's most advanced lie

detection software can answer this
incendiary question.

Not only we would be killed, but they
would get the rest of the family.

Our artificial intelligence looks at a
video clip, analyzes the micro

-expressions in the person's face, the
intonation of his or her voice, and

predicts whether the person seen in the
video is telling the truth or not.

Will the advanced software reveal a
government... prepared to go to horrific

lengths to silence a witness or a family
myth never meant for the

public's ears it's vital to know if this
is true if it's true

it tells us how far the military was
willing to go to cover this up

this is not just your average everyday
rancher that they're threatening this

is the most top and authoritative law
enforcement official in the whole town.

Was Barbara Duggar telling the truth?

They told George that if we ever told
anything about this incident, talked

it in any way, that not only we would be
killed, but they would get the rest of

the family.

The AI predicts she was.

Sheriff Wilcox told her his life was
threatened.

by U .S. government officials.

It's not that I wanted this to be true
because it's actually quite sad to think

that there came a time when our military
threatened adults and children with

their very lives in graphical ways,
terrifying them.

The sheriff's story isn't the only one
of government intimidation, and all of

them were dismissed as lies.

Everyone in the town of Roswell and the
outlying ranches is suspect of

knowing too much or having seen too
much. And the military will resort to

of the most extreme measures in
preventing them from telling or reliving

their experiences.

Among those on the military's list to
keep quiet is local firefighter Dan

On July 7, Sheriff Wilcox sent Dwyer to
crash site 2, where he witnesses the

flying saucer and the bodies of aliens.

He's chased off the site by members of
the military.

earning him a place on their list of
targets.

Dan Dwyer is a key witness.

This is someone who saw not just debris,
not just a flying saucer, if I can even

say that, but aliens too. He talked
about little people. He talked about

being already dead.

So this elevates the story to a new
level. But also, he's... Pretty much the

first person who talks about the cover
-up in terms of the military at the

shutting everything down.

Threat. Almost brutality. People being
pushed away.

People being told, you didn't see
anything. If you speak out, you're going

prison.

And he talked in particular about a red
-headed captain who he said was...

screaming orders at people, making all
sorts of threats. He's really one of the

villains of this piece.

The terrorizing actions taken against
him three days later are witnessed by

12 -year -old daughter, Frankie Rowe.

He had this club or stick or whatever it
was, and he was beating it with his

hand.

And he said, you know, this is a big
desert out here.

We can just take you out in the middle
of this desert and no one will ever find

your body.

He said, you'll be nothing but bones and
nobody will ever know what happened to

you.

How better to get the attention of a
mother and father than to say, we will

your children.

It is a truly disturbing threat.

But is it credible?

Why would a child make up a story like
that? It

wouldn't be in her best interest.

That's shocking.

Threatening someone with their life?

Come on.

That you'll be nothing but bones and
nobody will ever know what happened to

The AI suggests Roe's claim of death
threats toward her father is false.

He said, you'll be nothing but bones and
nobody will ever know what happened to

you.

So what does this mean for the other
parts of Frankie Roe's testimony?

Is she lying about the military even
coming to her house?

I know it happened.

I knew it was real. The threats were
real.

She's not lying.

The military did come to the house to
speak with her father.

I mean, the memory can do funny things,
particularly with younger people. We

know this from psychology. When people
have a traumatic experience or a

experience, it can jumble your memories.

Though Frankie Rose claims about her
father's experience appear unreliable.

Those made by Roswell witness number
one, Mack Brazel, are not.

July 10, 1947.

Marks the rancher's third day in a
military detention cell.

He has been detained, deprived of food
and water.

They ask him the same questions.

over and over again.

Their mission is to get him to totally
retract the flying saucer story

that he knows to be accurate.

They had shut him up in a room and
wouldn't let him out.

They had told him to shut up because it
was important to our country and it was

a patriotic thing to do.

He was very discouraged and upset about
the way they had treated him.

No doubt the techniques used on Mack
Brazel were learned by many of them

during the previous war.

The only difference is they are dealing
with one of their own, an American

citizen.

It's almost four days since Mac Brazel
told reporter Frank Joyce and his boss,

George Roberts, about the otherworldly
debris he found on the ranch.

The interview is in the can.

These journalists have the scoop of the
century, the story of a lifetime.

And if it gets out there, it's game over
for the government.

So the military now had to shut down the
press because the story, if it gets

outside of Roswell, will shoot around
the world as fast as they could get

it out.

Matt Brazel's interview will tell the
whole world that a flying saucer did

indeed crash in Roswell.

That is, unless somebody puts a stop to
it.

If the reporters from PGFL broadcast
that testimony of Mac

Brazel, it would have been an immediate
culture shock.

It would announce to the world that
there was wreckage from a crash -flying

saucer.

Mac Brazel's interview makes it
perfectly clear this was no weather

He talks about this wreckage as being
like... Nothing on earth.

The station's co -owner, George Roberts,
is discussing with reporter Frank Joyce

how to make best use of the interview
when they claim to receive an

call.

Some person called it for wiping and
said, we understand that you have

some information.

And we want to assure you that if you
release it, it's very possible that your

license could be in jeopardy.

So you got the phone call from
Washington?

Yes, yes.

Suddenly, it's put on the line for him.

The broadcasting license may be taken
away.

Well, that is his lifeblood.

Without that... There is no job. Without
that, it's game over. So suddenly,

everything is in play, and they realize
we can't go ahead with this.

If George Roberts' statement is true,
the government has turned to ever

more malicious tactics.

This will effectively prove that, yes,
there was government interference, and

yes, They are trying to stop this story.

We want to assure you that if you
release it, it's very possible that your

license could be in jeopardy.

Robert's claim is predicted to be true,
and the implications are serious.

The idea that Washington would call and
threaten a news source.

just because they would put out a story
is unprecedented.

It just demonstrates, again, the level
of extreme measures

that the military -slash -government
took in containing and silencing the

We don't know the identity of the
mystery caller, but it was somebody very

up.

It was somebody almost certainly in
direct personal contact with President

Truman and acting on the president's
authority.

This was not something done on a whim.

They embargoed. Yes, precisely.

But this was a total plan down.

I would say so. It certainly was as far
as we were concerned.

To this day.

Mack Brazel's interview recording has
never been found.

It remains one of the most sought -after
missing pieces of the Roswell puzzle.

It's the ultimate irony. They're on the
threshold of the greatest story of all

time, and yet what's being threatened is
there'll be no stories again from you

ever.

With all he has seen, Brazel is still a
danger for the government, so he remains

under lock and key at Roswell Army
Airfield.

He is not going to be released from the
bay until they are sure he is compliant.

By that compliance, Mack is subjected to
disturbing, mind -altering tactics.

In an attempt to break him.

Sleep deprivation is absolutely a
recognized form of torture.

And it's an extremely effective
technique. What it does is it takes

is fresh, strong -willed, determined.

And it flips back 180 degrees, and what
you end up with is somebody confused,

disorientated, and ultimately compliant.

With Mac Brazel at his weakest, he is
told to make a phone call to the

same KGFL reporter, Frank Joyce, he'd
already given the interview to.

a phone call again. It's Brazil.

And he is saying in a very clear voice,
you know, very loud,

well, look, this story is, you know, we
haven't quite got this

story right.

They want to come over and talk to me.
So I said, okay, come over to the

station.

Mack offers to do a new interview.

Will he stick to his story of seeing a
crashed flying saucer?

To do so would require him to defy his
captors.

Mack Brazel heads to local radio station
KGFL to issue a new

statement about what he saw.

But the man walking the street is far
from the familiar neighbor.

Marion Strickland had known for years.

They saw Max being escorted by two army
men, and I

don't know whether he had handcuffs on
or not.

The whole neighborhood was scandalized
that the army would treat people like

that.

There's Mac in between these two men,
being escorted by them, dazed, tired,

broken in his spirit.

He's pale. He looks disheveled. He looks
like he doesn't really understand

what's going on.

They saw Mac being escorted by two army
men.

This testimony is really important
because if it's true, it establishes

yes, Mack was in the custody of the
military. And it goes along with what he

discloses as this kind of inquisition.

The whole neighborhood was scandalized
that the Army would treat people like

that.

Marion's statement is predicted to be
true.

So this is great because we have a third
-party witness who can now corroborate

what Mack was saying.

It's horrendous.

But I'm still trying to figure out what
is the reason for them showing off their

capture to the entire town?

Is this a warning to others? Has he been
made an example, showcasing him and

saying, hey, this is what's going to
happen to you if you don't do what we

you?

Mac Brazel makes his way to KGFL to
speak with reporter Frank Joyce.

Finally, Mac is going to give a live on
-air interview about the whole

incident.

Joyce is thinking he's going to get the
story of the century, that he's going to

get it from the very person who started
all this.

Is the number one witness to the Roswell
crash finally ready to reveal to the

world what he saw?

Will he reveal the truth about the
incredible material that crashed in the

desert?

As they go live with the interview,
there's a sense that...

Everybody in the town of Roswell is
listening.

What comes out of Mac's mouth is the
government

line that a weather balloon crashed on
the ranch and nothing more.

Frank's dreams are shattered.

I said, look, it's nothing at all like
or it's completely different from the

story you told me the other day.

Hearing the AI results on this will be
fascinating because it will support

Frank's claims that the government did
force Mac to change the story.

Frank Joyce has always been a central
figure for me in this story because

he's... kind of the information gatherer
and voice of the people. He knew

something was up.

It's nothing at all like or it's
completely different from the story you

the other day.

The AI predicts that Frank Joyce's
statement is true.

I'm really happy to hear that this is
true because Frank is one of those

figures.

in the Roswell event that we need to
rely on. We need his credibility because

this is one of the first people that
Mack comes to. At this stage, it is

clear that the fix is in.

Mack Brazel has effectively drunk the
Kool -Aid.

The government is actively controlling
the narrative and changing the story

about what happened here.

That is the appearance until Mac and
Joyce share a private moment when the

goes off air.

Once the interview is over and they're
packing up, Frank leans over to Mac and

says, hey, what about the little green
man that you told us about in the last

interview? And that's where he said,
yeah, only they weren't green.

It indicates.

He's admitting that he did actually see
bodies, and he's frustrated by the fact

that the military won't let him
acknowledge that.

There is much at stake with Frank
Joyce's testimony, even beyond the

layperson, because he was a trusted
media reporter.

And that's where he said, yeah, only
they weren't green.

If the story turns out to be true, then
it implies that we are not alone

and that this did in fact take place at
Roswell. And that's where he said,

yeah, only they weren't green.

This is also true.

And that confirmation underlines that
Matt Brazel believed sharing his truth

publicly.

could cost him his life.

Mack Brazel still makes sure that Frank
Joyce gets the final truth,

that his word is still the last word.

Despite changing his story to the
government's version of events,

Mack Brazel's ordeal is not over.

He's returned to his cell as the
government's all -out blitz on covering

truth continues.

Soon after Matt Brazel's interview, a
radio station out of El Paso, Texas,

features General Roger Ramey.

Ramey is the Army commander responsible
for orchestrating the dismissal of the

crashed flying saucer report.

He brought out the initial weather
balloon explanation, and now it's his

wrap everything up, move it away like it
never happened.

He's interviewed on an El Paso radio
program, and General Ramey

reaffirms, The balloon explanation,
explaining away Roswell.

To which the host then says, well, that
doesn't explain all the flying saucer

sightings throughout the country.

Isn't it true that they've been sighted
in every state throughout America?

To which General Ramey then responds,
true, except for Kansas.

which is a dry state.

It's the first time the ridicule factor
has been introduced.

So in other words, only people who
overdrink see such things.

All of the government's efforts are
paying off.

A situation that has radio presenter
Frank Joyce wondering what, if anything,

Can he do about it?

Publicly, Frank Joyce isn't saying
anything.

But behind the scenes, he's a reporter.

He's looking for facts. He's asking
questions.

He's talking to people.

To assure Frank Joyce's silence, they
don't threaten him any further.

But they did what was so typical back at
that time.

The military places him.

in a mental hospital in Texas for a full
year.

We're talking about a time when they
would resort to lobotomies,

electric shock treatments.

It was to put a permanent blemish on his
reputation and make sure that he was

forever discredited.

With Joyce out of the picture, the
assumption is the flying saucer incident

officially dead just as fast as it was
born.

The military effectively silences
everyone involved.

The military, the civilian, the press,
and it all works.

They have been able to shut down.

The biggest story of the millennium.

Or so they think.

After playing the pat for the government
cover -up, intelligence officer Jesse

Marcel returns to Roswell.

He's determined to get to the truth of
what happened and clear his name.

Jesse Marcel is in a bizarre situation.

He is the one that went to the crash
site.

He's the one who got his hands on the
debris and realized immediately this was

something different.

Possibly, almost probably, something
extraterrestrial.

And yet here he is.

the fall guy.

Adding insult to injury, when Marcel was
in Texas, Captain Sheridan Cabot,

his junior ranking officer, filed a
report supporting the weather balloon

Marcel tries to push back and says, hey,
that's not what happened. I want you to

rewrite that. Tell the true story.

To which Cabot responds, if you don't
like it, take it up with Washington.

It's clear Major Marcel's hands are
tied.

But as his son recalls, the military's
position is one he refused to agree

There's still a feeling that there's
something very unusual about this. There

was not something in commonplace.

Marcel's, to me, are at the center of
everything with the Roswell story.

And any indication we can get to
substantiate the claims that have been

by the Marcel's just further adds to the
credible, reliable testimony we have

related to this incident.

Your father didn't think it was a
weather balloon or a radar target?

Never did.

Jesse Marcel Jr.'s claim about his
father is predicted to be true.

It's great to hear that this came back
as true because it's just another thing

in a consistent line of testimony from
Jesse Marcel.

Did he ever...

Three months after the Roswell crash,
Marcel is transferred to Washington.

Jesse Marcel is given a promotion.

He is assigned to be one of the
intelligence specialists studying what

Soviets are doing in relation to
development of their own nuclear

He may be the fall guy, but he's
somebody that they need in the system

site.

Jesse is a strict military man.

He is a career soldier, and he has to go
by what he is told and what his

superiors tell him to do.

Luckily for those searching for the
truth, there is one vital witness

a military code.

Around 24 hours have passed since
Roswell mortician Glenn Dennis visited

base, seeing strange activity.

He's returning to Hangar 84 because he's
concerned for a nurse friend who works

in the hospital wing.

Glenn Dennis' friend invited him to come
back to the base to meet him for lunch.

She said she had something very
important that she wanted to tell him.

This story is Glenn Dennis' most jaw
-dropping claim for why there was a

cover -up.

She looked like Beth Wendell.

She said, you won't believe what
happened. She said, I've never seen

good.

I said, well, look, you're a nurse, and
I said, any time you're in this

business, you're going to see a lot of
things.

I said, well, I'll get used to it. She
said, no, this is what it is.

Then, the words that come out of her
mouth next leave Dennis absolutely

She said, this is something that no
one's ever said.

48 hours after being removed from Hangar
84,

Glenn Dennis returns to the airfield.

He's arrived to speak with a friend, a
nurse in the hangar's hospital wing.

It's a conversation Dennis recalls for
the shocking revelation conspiracy

theorists have been trying to
corroborate for almost 30 years.

There wasn't anyone around us because we
kind of had a table up on the side of

the office by ourselves.

She was hoping that I could hear it.

Glenn has been outspoken for decades
about what he has seen. And, of course,

testimony has been dismissed and
discredited by the experts.

She said, you have to give me a sacred
oath that you will not ever mention my

name or not. But she said, you can get
me in a lot of trouble.

But I'm going to tell you, you don't
know where you got this human.

I said, what do you mean by a sacred
oath? She said, I mean like cutting your

arm off.

Glenn asks the nurse, he said, what was

going on? What did you see?

But he said she was afraid to verbalize
anything. She's looking around and

worried somebody's going to hear what
she's telling him.

What happened?

She was going into this other room to
pick up some supplies.

This were the two doctors that were in
there, supposedly doing a preliminary

autopsy on these bodies.

The doctor said, you're not going
anywhere. We have to have some help.

She said she never smelled anything so
horrible in her life.

It was the most gruesome, most horrible
sight that she'd ever seen.

The smell was almost devastating.

Glenn's additional testimony from the

nurse is that there was a terrible
stench coming from the body.

And they were getting sick. They were
going into the hallway and then

to complete their duties, complete their
work.

The testimony of this nurse is of great
import because we have somebody who is

witness to an actual autopsy. So that
means we have fatalities of a crash and

descriptions of beings that are clearly
not human.

The government is in possession of
extraterrestrial beings.

This is something that no one's ever
said.

The alien autopsy at Roswell has always
been one of the most contentious parts

of the Roswell story.

Reason for many skeptics to dismiss all
of Glenn Dennis' testimony.

as untrue of all the

many many witnesses with stories to tell
about Roswell his have been perhaps the

ones that have been disbelieved most if
that testament is absolutely truthful

then we are in new territory here we are
in this situation now where arguably

the most extreme part of this whole tale
is validated

she said this is something that no one's
ever said the two doctors

that were in there supposedly doing a
preliminary autopsy on these bodies she

said there was three bodies two of them
were very mangled can this testimony be

trusted two of them were very mangled

According to the AI, Glenn Dennis is
telling the truth.

This is groundbreaking.

It's going to take me a while to get my
head around this.

It's fascinating.

She said it was three bodies.

It's very difficult to find the words to
react to right now.

We've got a validated testimony that
there was an alien autopsy that took

place, that there were bodies examined.
This is the first time and by

far the most supported case with
evidence that this actually occurred.

With this statement being true, does it
mean his nightmare -inducing description

of what these creatures looked like is
also true.

She said, you won't believe this, but
she said I made a diagram.

Gerald Anderson, Elazar Benavidez, Happy

Henderson, and a handful of other
eyewitnesses to the Roswell crash

getting a glimpse of actual aliens.

They had four fingers.

But the mysterious nurse from Hangar 84
provides her friend Glenn Dennis with by

far the most detailed description of
them all.

A sketch based on an autopsy she was
forced into taking part in.

She drew me a diagram of the head.

She drew me a diagram of the arms and
hands.

And it was on the back of a prescription
pad where, you know, the nurses always

carry the prescription pad.

And she drew me a diagram of an R,
because she said the anatomy from the

shoulder to here was real short, and her
arm was long here.

And there was only four fingers.

There wasn't a thumb, only four fingers.

Little long, very fragile little hands.

And she said the head was very much
larger than the body. It was out of

proportion for the size of the body of
the head.

The eyes were very deeply set back and
set in.

And she said the amazing thing about the
skulls that it wasn't like ours, that

it was kind of like a newborn baby. They
were kind of flexible that, you know,

the doctors couldn't move, that it
wasn't, you know, like a hard skull.

If these claims about what the nerd saw
are also true, it will verify the

descriptions of our alien visitors once
and for all.

I want to know what beings from another
world look like.

And she said the heads were very much
larger than the body. It was out of

proportion for the size of the body's
head.

Glendennis is predicted to be telling
the truth, and it carries an enormous

weight. This is huge.

We now know what beings from another
world look like.

I think it was probably very dangerous
of the nurse to share with Glendennis

about what she had seen.

The nurse is talking and the government
are there in force

surveilling everything, watching,
listening, fully across who's saying

who.

That government operation in Roswell
will continue for months after the crash

and the wake from its activity.

continues to reverberate through the
area today.

In Roswell, there's a level of distrust.

People have been threatened.

People have been silent.

The media has been shut down.

And there's this total level of paranoia
of who is

spying, who is informing.

On who?

When you've got a secret as big as
Roswell, a secret doesn't stay a secret

forever.

Next, on Roswell, the final verdict.

The greatest alien mystery has endured
for over 70 years, despite the

claiming the case is closed.

Are we on the brink of full disclosure
about visitors from outer space?

Only now, these new truths prove there
is still more to reveal.