About this episode
John Kirby shares his personal investigation into the Roswell incident, bringing fresh perspective and new witness interviews to the most famous UFO case in history. His research includes previously unknown testimony from military personnel and civilians who were present during the 1947 events but had remained silent for decades. Kirby's investigative approach combines traditional journalism with modern research techniques, uncovering documents and witnesses that earlier researchers missed. He examines the credibility of key witnesses while exploring the social and political climate that kept them silent for so long. The discussion covers new evidence about the crash site location, debris characteristics, and military response to the incident. Kirby addresses recent debunking attempts while defending the integrity of witness testimony and physical evidence. His investigation reveals ongoing intimidation efforts directed at witnesses and researchers, suggesting continued official interest in suppressing information about the case. The conversation explores how Roswell has become a cultural phenomenon while examining the serious evidence underlying the popular mythology. Kirby's work demonstrates how careful investigation can still uncover new information about historical events, even decades after they occurred. His research adds to the substantial body of evidence supporting extraterrestrial explanations for the Roswell incident while addressing skeptical criticisms with documented facts and credible witness testimony.