ALIEN INTERVIEW
Based On Personal Notes and Interview Transcriptions Provided by :Matilda O'Donnell MacElroy
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Chapter Two
My Second Interview
"In the next
interview I was told to ask the alien only one question."
(OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT OF
INTERVIEW)
TOP SECRET
Official Transcript of the
U.S. Army Air Force
Roswell Army Air Field,
509th Bomb Group
SUBJECT: ALIEN INTERVIEW,
10. 7. 1947
"QUESTION - "Why have you stopped communicating?"
ANSWER - NO STOP. OTHERS. HIDDEN / COVERED. SECRET FEAR.
The alien cannot communicate with them because they were afraid of
her, or do not trust her. And, it is clear to me that the alien is very aware
that some people have secret intentions toward her and are hiding their real
thoughts. It is equally obvious to me that the alien does not have even a tiny
bit of fear of us, or anything else, for that matter!"
(MATILDA O'DONNELL MACELROY PERSONAL NOTE)
"I pondered the words I chose to convey the meaning of the
aliens thoughts very carefully before reporting to the stenographer and the
people who were waiting anxiously in the other room.
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Personally, I never suffered any fear or misapprehension about the
alien whatsoever. I was very, very curious and excited to learn anything and everything
I could about her and from her. However, like the alien, I did not have much
trust or confidence in the agents or "authorities" who were controlling
my interviews. I had no idea what their intentions toward her might be.
However, I am sure that the military officers were very, very nervous about
having an alien space craft and pilot on their hands!
At that moment, my greatest worry was how to more clearly
understand the thoughts and ideas of the alien. I think that I was doing pretty
well as a telepathic "receiver", but not as good as telepathic
"sender".
I wanted desperately to figure out a better way to communicate
with the alien in a way that would enable the growing legion of government
officials to understand her more directly, without having to rely on my
interpretation of her thoughts. I did not feel very well qualified to act as an
interpreter, yet I was the only person with whom the alien would communicate,
so it was up to me to get the job done.
I was also becoming acutely aware that this was probably the
biggest "news event" in the history of Earth, and that I should be
proud to have any part in it. Of course by that time the entire incident had
been officially denied in the press and a cover-up of immense proportions by
the military and the "powers that be" 33 (Footnote) had already
begun.
However, I was beginning to feel the pressure of the responsibility
for being the first person on Earth, as far as I knew, to communicate with an extraterrestrial
life form! I think I know how Columbus 34 (Footnote)must have felt when he
discovered a "new world" the size of a continent on one small planet.
But, I was about to discover an entirely new, unexplored universe! 35
(Footnote)
While I waited for my next instructions from my superiors I went
to my quarters, under escort of several heavily armed MPs. Several other men
dressed in black suits and ties accompanied me also. They were still there when
I got up in the morning. After breakfast, which was brought to me in my own
quarters, they escorted me back to the office at the base that was used for the
interview."
To be continued ... Chapter Three
To be continued ... Chapter Three
Footnotes of Chapter Two --
33 (Footnote)
34 (Footnote)
34 (Footnote)
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