The Roswell Controversy.

Sometimes, the internet can bring a smile to one's face.

By Jeff Spry published July 07, 2022

'The story goes like this: On July 7, 1947, a rancher in Corona, New Mexico named William Ware "Mack" Brazel
phoned the local sheriff with an odd tale of strange metallic pieces found on his property roughly 80 miles
(130 kilometers) northwest of Roswell, New Mexico.

Today is the 75th anniversary of that notorious event, known around the globe as the Roswell Incident, in which a
supposed alien craft crash-landed in New Mexico with a crew of extraterrestrials aboard.

After Brazel reported the alleged wreckage, officers from the nearby Roswell Army Air Field were dispatched and
officially announced via a press release that they'd found a "flying disc," a report that was later amended to identify
the foil-like debris as a high-altitude spy balloon instead. Nevertheless, America's fascination with UFOs erupted!..'

Space.com
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The Roswell Encyclopedia. Randle, Kevin D.

'On July 6, 1947, rancher Mack Brazel walked into the sheriffs office in Rosewell, New Mexico, to report some strange
debris in one of his fields. The incident was the culmination of several reports of strange lights, sounds, and shapes in
the sky; the beginning of a series of government statements, retractions, and denials; and the subject of a thousand
conflicting stories...'

Chicago Public Library:

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'...On June 14th, 1947, farmer Mack Brazel noticed a strange wreckage in one of his fields, 30 miles to the north of
Roswell Air Base. He didn’t  think much of it and drove home. Two weeks later, on July 4th, he returned with his
family to look at the wreckage again. He hid it under a bush and went back home. Two days after this he finally decided
to report it to the police.

Castleford Academy:

14th June + two weeks (fourteen days) doesn't get you to the fourth of July!
'Farmer'?!
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'It was June 14, 1947, when William “Mack” Brazel rode out on the J.B. Foster Ranch, which Brazel operated to check
the stock. His neighbor, Floyd, and Loretta Proctor’s son rode along with him. The pair soon found a large amount of
strange debris spread throughout about 200 yards...'

Legends Of America:
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Poor Mack, they mix it all up and the truth gets lost!

People need to remember it was a different time then, back then 2 weeks is the same as 3 weeks in our time