Ep 12. Crashes and Cover-Ups

Extraterrestrial Beings season 1 episode 12, titled "Crashes and Cover-Ups," delves into the intriguing topic of UFO crashes and government cover-ups. The episode explores the idea that since the early 20th century, there have been several reported instances of UFO crashes and alleged attempts by the government to initially cover them up.

The episode starts by highlighting one of the most well-known cases, the Roswell incident of 1947. The show interviews several witnesses who claim to have seen strange debris scattered around the Roswell area, including unusual metal fragments and indestructible fibers that did not resemble any earthly material. The episode discusses the initial press release issued by the Army and how the story changed within hours. Though the government eventually declared it as a weather balloon crash, many people believe the incident remains shrouded in secrecy to this day.

The show then moves on to discuss several other UFO crashes that have occurred around the world, including the Kecksburg Incident, Retrieval of the Sicilian Spaceman, and the Varginha Case. The episode also explores how the government has dealt with these UFO crashes and possible reasons why they would want to cover them up. You will hear a range of interviews with experts on the subject, including historians, researchers, and astronomers, who provide their insights into these incidents and the likelihood of a government cover-up.

In addition to the potential cover-up of UFO crashes, the episode also documents the efforts of independent researchers and conspiracy theorists who have tried to uncover the truth about these incidents. You will hear about the attempts to gather information from witnesses, the hunt for classified government documents, and the challenges that arise when there is no concrete evidence to support some of these claims.

Overall, Extraterrestrial Beings season 1 episode 12 provides a fascinating insight into the topic of UFO crashes and potential cover-ups. It presents a range of views and theories, allowing the viewer to make up their own mind and consider the possibility that we are not alone in the universe.