Alien Agenda with Gene P Abel

Alien Agenda With Gene P. Abel, Season 2, Before and After Roswell

Episode Summary

The episode explores two lesser-known UFO crash reports, one from 1941 and another from 1953, both linked to the Roswell Incident. In 1941, Reverend Hoffman found a strange craft and three gray-skinned entities near Cape Girardeau, Missouri, with a local photographer capturing a photo of the bodies. The 1953 incident near Kingman, Arizona, involved multiple UFO sightings and a crash, with a craft recovered and taken to Nevada. Witnesses described advanced technology and humanoid remains. These reports, like Roswell, suggest military involvement and non-disclosure agreements, with no copies of the 1941 photo ever found.

Episode Notes

Reverend Hoffman’s UFO Crash Encounter: Insights from Colonel Gene P. Abel

In this episode, Colonel Gene P. Abel recounts lesser-known UFO incidents, focusing on Reverend William Guy Hoffman Sr.’s 1941 experience in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, and the 1953 Kingman, Arizona, crash. These events share eerie parallels with the infamous Roswell incident, including mysterious disappearances, military cover-ups, and advanced extraterrestrial technology.

Reverend Hoffman’s Encounter in Cape Girardeau, Missouri

In April 1941, Reverend William Guy Hoffman Sr. was summoned to what was initially believed to be an airplane crash. What he discovered, however, was far from ordinary:

• The Scene: Hoffman found a metallic, smooth craft without markings or rivets, featuring symbols resembling Egyptian hieroglyphics.
• The Entities: Three small, gray-skinned beings with long arms were discovered, one alive but unable to communicate.
• Last Rites: Reverend Hoffman performed last rites on the surviving entity.
• Confiscated Evidence: A local photographer, Gerald Varnberger, captured images, but the military confiscated his camera.
• The Disappearing Photo: The Hoffman family possessed a photo of a dead entity, but in 1953, Walter Wayne Fisk, a family friend linked to U.S. military intelligence, borrowed it for authentication and never returned it. Efforts by researchers Stanton Friedman and Ryan Wood to locate Fisk and the photo proved fruitless.

The Kingman, Arizona, UFO Crash (1953)

On May 21, 1953, multiple saucer-like crafts were reported near Kingman, Arizona:

• Witness Reports: Historian Henry Drew and test site technician Arthur Stanzel described intact and destroyed crafts, with advanced technology far beyond human capabilities.
• The Craft and Entity: Stanzel reported seeing a 30-foot saucer with glowing lights and a dead humanoid dressed in silver clothing.
• Military Response: Witnesses were escorted back to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, where they were forced to sign non-disclosure agreements. Colonel Pratt S. Brown reportedly confirmed the presence of alien bodies.

Patterns of Military Secrecy

Colonel Gene highlights recurring themes across UFO incidents:

• Confiscation of evidence, including photos and witness testimonies.
• Witnesses being coerced into silence through non-disclosure agreements.
• Despite similar details and implications, limited public awareness compared to the Roswell crash.

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