The Phoenix Incident Page #3
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- 2015
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We just wanna know
what happened to our boys.
- What?
- By coming forward
with this information now
you risk exposing
a military operation
that led to the disappearance
of these four men.
How did you become
involved with this event?
- In 1997, I was stationed
at Luke Air Force Base
in Phoenix, Arizona
as part of a special operations
aerial unit.
- And the weeks
leading up to the incident,
had you experienced
any warning signs
about an impending attack?
- There were reports
of livestock mutilations,
things of that nature
on our side of the spectrum.
We had experienced, uh...
atmospheric anomalies
about 50 clicks west
of the range.
- That's in an area where
the four men were abducted?
- That's right.
- But there was
no other indication
of an attack or an invasion?
- No. No, not at that time.
- And leading up
to the incident,
were you or your superiors
aware
of the four civilian men
prior to that night?
- No, we were not.
- Walton Gayson?
- No.
- Were you aware that the men
had been recording themselves?
Did you... did you know
that the footage existed?
- Not at that time,
I have subsequently
become aware of that.
I thought you had to piss?!
- Dude.
- Can I get space?
Dude!
- All right, fine!
Is this what you want?
This is what I want.
- It's gonna take me a minute,
hold on, with you watchin'.
- Are you pee shy? Don't move.
I'm gonna try to get it
between your legs.
- Nobody look,
I get really embarrassed.
- Oh my God,
what are you doing?
Holy sh*t.
Did that freak you out
at all? Is that gay?
Is this intimidating anybody?
Is that a squirt bottle?
Got it on my shorts.
- That's what happens
when you pee into the wind.
- Off a tire, into the wind.
- My father would be so proud.
God.
- At that time Hale-Bopp
was making its approach
to the North-West.
0430 Nor Comm El Paso reported
a... a triangular shape
that was trailing
behind the comet's tail.
- Did you know
what the object was?
- They referred to it
as a Chevron,
but no, nobody knew
what the hell it was.
At 0700 there was traffic
about a separation.
The object had been following
the comet
until 1.32 aeronautical units,
at which time
it began a break-off
and a rapid descent
into our atmosphere.
- And was there any
indication where it was heading?
- Yeah, somewhere over Arizona.
- Yeah, this is how it begins!
- We're gonna have
to stop for gas first.
- Sup, buddy?
- Whoa! Hello-o.
- We should take those, yeah?
- Yeah, I know, right?
Hey, here, take it, take it,
take it.
I gotta show ya something.
I've been practicing.
- Come on, man, I thought
you were ready to go!
Here, ready?
You son of a b*tch!
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