Show Notes
What happens when the people sent to recover a crashed UFO start getting sick? In Part Two of Alien Viruses, we continue into the research presented by Nick Redfern and Dr. Robert M. Wood and follow one of the darkest threads surrounding alleged UFO crash-retrieval programs: Biological contamination. An alleged MJ-12 annual report describes personnel coming into contact with fluids from recovered non-human bodies. One technician reportedly collapsed while attempting to remove a body. Another slipped into a coma only hours after placing one into a body bag. Four technicians were eventually rushed to Los Alamos. According to the document, all four died after suffering seizures and profuse bleeding—despite wearing protective equipment. The suspected cause? A toxin or highly contagious disease associated with whatever had been recovered. But that's only the beginning. We dig into the strange history surrounding Camp Detrick, early biological-warfare research, retroviruses, and claims that biological samples recovered in New Mexico represented something potentially far more dangerous than extraterrestrial technology. We also look at a fascinating part of the UFO-document controversy itself: the possibility that genuine information could be deliberately mixed with false information, creating documents that can neither be completely authenticated nor completely dismissed. From there, the rabbit hole expands. Cattle mutilations. Biological warfare. UFO sightings occurring alongside disease outbreaks. Military and intelligence interest in whether unidentified craft could potentially deliver biological agents. And a strange 1950 story involving an object allegedly transported into a secured military hangar in Utah—followed by the unexplained deaths of all five men involved within a year. Then we arrive at Kingman, Arizona. According to the testimony attributed to “Fritz Werner,” a strange object crashed near Kingman on May 21, 1953. Werner later signed an affidavit claiming he participated in the investigation and saw both the recovered craft and the remains of its approximately four-foot-tall occupant. Additional accounts would eventually connect the Kingman story with recovered bodies, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, alleged survivors—and another possible contamination event. One account claims men entered the recovered craft wearing clean clothing and medical masks. They remained inside for approximately an hour. When they came back out, they were confused. Their stomachs were upset. They removed their masks and began vomiting. And strangely... they couldn't remember what they had seen inside. Maybe the greatest danger of recovering something from another world isn't figuring out how it flies. Maybe it's figuring out whether we can safely touch it. This is Alien Viruses Part Two: Crash Site Contagion. Stay Safe • Stay Weird
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