Person evidence · E-V99-081
Elizondo asserts a non-human craft crashed near a government test facility in New Mexico in 1947 and broke up across two crash sites
DisputedSecondhandThe registry records a dispute or competing account; conveyed by someone else. 1947 (claimed event) · Attributed allegation (memoir)
Why this grade
DisputedSecondhand From the Evidence Log's Assessment ("Disputed; unverified"), and Firsthand? ("No"). Grade rules.
Record
- Date
- 1947 (claimed event)
- Evidence category
- Attributed allegation (memoir)
- Firsthand?
- No
- Publicly accessible?
- Yes (book)
- Independent corroboration
- None; no authenticated craft or material is publicly available
- Assessment
- Disputed; unverified
- Notes
- Attributed claim by Luis Elizondo in Imminent (2024); chapter/page not yet supplied (Jason worked from a user-supplied paraphrase). Claimed site locations and original witnesses not identified. Contrasts with the documented USAF position (Project Mogul balloon train) Chunk M search (2026-11-12): Elizondo's sworn November 2024 House testimony does not mention it, and no file hosted on this site does either. No public statement by Puthoff confirming or denying the conversation was found. The Air Force's 1994 Roswell report on this site concerns the Mogul balloon project, not two crash sites, a test-range EMP, a secrecy playbook or the Rosenberg executions. Nothing independent of Imminent. Flag stays.
- Linked case IDs
- CASE-003
From the workbook: the Evidence Log sheet.