Alien X-Files

In 1949 near the Mexican desert town of Roswell, New Mexico, an alien spaceship crash-landed and the crew was taken into custody by the American government for scientific experimentation.

According to some sources, the only surviving alien apparently lived until 1952 when it fell to illness and passed away. There were many attempts to save it.

Other sources say the governmental scientists dissected the creatures to attain human information about alien life form.

Many pictures of the creature surfaced, some were believed to be real while others proved to be fakes. These pictures made grounds for many television shows, conspiracy paperbacks and blockbuster movies. Alien creatures are now the poster eye catchers for popular sales pitches.

There are many reports claiming that alien spacecrafts have been found containing pieces of human body parts preserved in a cryogenic state. Reports of aliens have been reported near and far. The country government usually conceals these reports. It has been said that the governments have agreed to allow abductions of citizens in exchange for technological information.

Many of the movies made today claim that they are based on true events. Where does this information come from? Resources say the government allows these movies and books to be made so that mankind can prepare them for the inevitable.