The field of ufology is changing fast. A subject that used to be regarded with derision, skepticism and ridicule is now gaining the legitimacy and attention it has long deserved. Truth is coming out as governments across the world are admitting that UFOs are real. One of the cutting edges of the UFO phenomenon are accounts involving UFO crashes. And there are more of them than you might think. This episode presents seven shocking UFO crash incidents that you probably haven’t heard of before. But they all deserve to be well known.

UFO CRASH IN VENEZUELA. In 1952, Mr. JP (full name known by the researchers) went on an expedition in the Amazon Jungle in Venezuela in search of gold. The expedition was a tragic failure as the group struggled for survival and soon disbanded, and JP found himself alone in the jungle. Then he came upon a metallic-disc shaped craft. There was an opening in the side and right in front of it was a short deceased gray alien. He saw three more inside it. JP took a piece of the ET technology as proof and headed back to his home in Caracas. He hoped to mount another expedition to the site, but a series of misfortunes prevented him from doing so. The craft might still be there today.

UFO CRASH IN NEW MEXICO. In 1953, radar specialist Mr. TE was stationed at Fort Monmouth, NJ when he and other specialists were called into the base theater to view a mysterious film. To his shock, it showed a crashed UFO and alien bodies in the deserts of New Mexico. He soon heard rumors that it had been recovered one year earlier. Years later, he met another man who saw the same film at another base. He contacted researcher Leonard Stringfield, who managed to locate yet another witness to this mysterious film.

UFO CRASH IN OHIO. One evening in April 1977, family was in their yard in Xenia, Ohio when the nighttime became brilliantly illuminated by a glowing object which zoomed overhead and crashed into a massive oak tree on their property. The craft became lodged in the branches. The family called the police who arrived, and contacted officers from nearby Wright-Patterson AFB. As the Air Force arrived, the family watched from their home as the craft and several small beings were scooped up by the Air Force. The family was told to leave their home and return the next day. Upon returning, the tree was dead and the yard torn up.

UFO CRASH IN AUSTRALIA. On February 7, 1980, Daryl Brown watched TV inside a home in Stirling, Australia. Suddenly a huge crashing noise shook the house, and the dogs outside barked furiously. Rushing outside with a flashlight, he was amazed to see a small craft had crashed into a 120-foot-tall cypress pine tree. He fled inside and called the police. When they went back to the tree, the craft was gone. However, the damage to the tree was apparent, and researchers arrived and confirmed the damage and other strange traces. Before the encounter, witnesses just a few miles away observed a dramatic UFO display.

UFO CRASH IN ESTONIA. Starting around 1984 or earlier, information started to leak out about an unusual event at a farmhouse in Tallin, Estonia. Reportedly the owners were digging a well and came upon a massive metallic disc-shaped object. The report found its way to the Russian military who began a thorough investigation and determined that it was some kind of craft, which had been there for thousands of years. Attempts to excavate the craft met with ongoing problems, d and were eventually abandoned. Per some accounts, the craft is still there today.

UFO CRASH IN MEXICO. In 1989, Dr. Rafael Lara Palmeros and two colleagues were walking near an electrical station in Santa Rosalia, Mexico when they came upon an apparent UFO crash/retrieval operation. They saw a massive military force. The craft was spherical and there were two badly burned short humanoids lying next to it. He inside the craft and saw two little seats. A bogus news story was leaked to the press, and the entire event was covered up.

UFO CRASH IN KAZAKHSTAN. In 1992, researchers and military personnel began to investigate a mysterious craft which apparently crashed at the foot of the Tien Shan Mountains of Kazakhstan. The craft was massive, but when people tried to approach it, their equipment failed and they suffered what appeared to be radiation burns. A helicopter that got too close crashed. Still, researchers were able to determine that the craft was about 2000 feet long and apparently not of Earthly origin. This was not the only crash. An earlier one was even more dramatic.

These seven cases are just the tip of the iceberg. The vast majority of cases like these are never made public, so the actual number of UFO crashes is probably much larger. UFO crash/retrievals provide incontrovertible evidence of extraterrestrials. Ironically, the reports are almost purely anecdotal. Hopefully as more attention is paid to this subject, the truth will come out!

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