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Theories Of The Roswell Incident

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Roswell Incident There are many theories about what happened to Roswell back in the year of 1947. This incident happened at a ranch near Roswell, New Mexico after the Fourth of July in 1947 when a rancher named William Brazel reported to the local sheriff, George Wilcox, that he might have found the remains of a flying saucer. Many assumed it was a UFO, the government said it was “dummy drops” which led other to believe that, and people started to believe it was a weather balloon, as the Army claimed. One of the theories that was spread around was that it was a UFO. People suspected it was a UFO because what they found was a mess of metallic sticks, big pieces of plastic, foil reflectors, and scraps of a heavy, glossy, paper-like material.

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