In Roswell, where according to legend in 1947 crashed UFO, a geologist found unusual pieces of metal

Geologist Frank Kimbler claims to have found in Roswell (USA, new Mexico) several very small pieces of metal and that they are probably part of the skin of the UFO that crashed with the crew in these places in 1947.

This discovery geologist is already interested in the government's Bureau of land management.

"Some people will say that this is just rubbish, and maybe a few of them are. But among them there are really interesting examples," says geologist Kimbler.

One of the largest fragments scratched a lot, and many of these pieces give the impression that there crashed something out of light metal. And it is also not similar to household waste. When the geologist found the fragments, he knew very well the story of the Roswell crash and he immediately had that here now will fly the black government helicopters.

"That's because when you read all these stories about Roswell and about the things that happened to those who have found unusual things, you become a little paranoid".

Kimbler not just a geologist, he is also a big fan of the theory about the existence of UFOs, aliens, conspiracies and other things. All the past 8 years, he wanted to find physical evidence of the existence of UFOs and the way often led him to Roswell. Finally, he decided, and with the metal detector found in the Badlands around twenty metal fragments the size of a fingernail.

"Some of these metals have gone through the tests and have identified anomalies that may indicate their extraterrestrial origin".

What specific anomalies were found, the geologist does not specify, but says that shortly after these results, he began to fear for his life. And he was very scared when recently it tried to communicate from the government's Bureau of land management (Bureau of Land Management (BLM)). When people in the Bureau called him, Kimbler so much scared that even removed their study of the International UFO Museum in Roswell.

"I'm sure I had a heart attack. I thought "Oh, they're going to arrest me they're gonna have to impound this material," says Kimbler. Fortunately, nothing happened, he did not take anything, only gave some clarification on the rules and regulations about finds of metals in the land.

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