The Alien. United States

Already in our time, several frames appeared on the network, which were issued as frames from the same lost film with the landing of a UFO at the Holloman base. It is difficult to say whether this is true or not, because these frames, according to rumors, were taken from a program about UFOs.

Among all the evidence of the existence of UFOs and aliens presented over the years, perhaps the most mysterious and convincing are those that we have not been able to see.

There are many cases of alleged lost photos or videos, missing witnesses, even lost alien bodies, and all this leaves us in limbo in speculation and perplexity about whether we are talking about real evidence or it is a hoax.

One of these cases occurred in 1973, when a low-budget Hollywood producer and his assistant came across stories about the existence of some amazing video recording, which was filmed landing an alien ship with a crew.

The producer of this was called Robert Emenegger, he lived in Los Angeles, and it all started with the fact that in 1973 he and his business partner Alan Sandler went to the Norton military base in San Bernardino County, California.

Naturally, before that, they had to get permission to visit the base and this permission was given to them by Paul Chartle, the head of the Special Investigations Department. Emenegger was determined to make a documentary on the territory of the base about advanced research projects and technologies of the US Air Force (of those that were not classified, of course).

Emenegger and Sandler arrived at the base and initially did exactly what they came for, shooting various objects inside and outside the base and communicating with military engineers. But then the conversation somehow turned to the topic of UFOs and suddenly Chartle told them a story that one day a UFO flew from the sky to another military base and landed.

According to him, this happened in 1964 at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico. It was 6 o'clock in the morning when it happened and for many soldiers it was a big surprise.

But even more unexpected was the fact that the aliens who came out of the ship, casually went to the management of the base and then for some time communicated with them on an unspecified topic as if they had done it many times.

Moreover, it was indicated that the whole meeting was filmed for some purpose on a 16-millimeter movie camera and later the base authorities viewed this recording.

In October 1988, an interview with Shartl was released on one of the US TV channels, in which he told about what exactly was filmed on that film:

"Three flying objects in the form of a disk arrived, one of which landed, and the other two flew away. A door opened on the landed object, from which three creatures appeared. They were the size of a man. They had a strange gray complexion and a pronounced nose. They were wearing tight-fitting overalls and thin hats that seemed to be a means of communication, and they were holding "translators"in their hands. Their eyes had vertical pupils, like those of cats, their noses were clearly defined, and their mouths were thin and slit-like, without chins. They were met by the commander of the Holloman base and other Air Force officers."

Shartl also claimed that the aliens then flew to the base and communicated with the authorities for several more days, "parking" their spacecraft in one of the military hangars of the base for this time. He also said that these creatures mentioned that they were watching some other alien race.

After hearing all these things, Emenegger began to insist on getting more information, in particular about what the aliens and the base commander were talking about, but in response he received only information that these aliens were "doctors, professionals in their field."

But even what he learned was incredibly intriguing, so Emenegger immediately changed his mind about the plan to make a film about military achievements, and instead decided to make a film about this amazing story about aliens at a US military base.

And when he announced these plans to the military, they, to his great surprise, agreed to show him a small piece of this mysterious recording and gave permission to use it in the film.

All this looked too good to be true, even though they set a strict condition for Emenegger that his film should only look like something like a theory or something hypothetical and that it should not be in any way assured that all this was really happening.

Nevertheless, Emenegger and Sandler left the base in high spirits, amazed that they would soon be able to see these mysterious alien footage for themselves. It was supposed that the recording would be handed over to them in a few days or weeks, but a week, a second, a month, several months passed, and no film was sent to Emenegger or transmitted.

Having lost his patience, Emenegger decided to go to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and talk about it with one of his long — standing military contacts-Colonel George Weinbrenner. But when he asked about what happened to the footage, Weinbrenner suddenly started saying something about secret Soviet technologies and the Soviet Mig-25 fighter, seemingly completely off topic, and it was very strange.

"Damn the MiG-25! The Soviets have many secrets that we have no idea about, we need to learn as much as possible. how can you talk about MiGs!", - Weinbrenner was angry.

But then he showed Emenegger a signed copy of Allen Heineck's book "The UFO Experience" standing on his bookshelf and nodded silently, picking it up and handing it to Emenegger.

Later, Emenegger explained all this in such a way that the words about the Soviet plane were just a disguise for the wiretapping bugs in the room and that when Weinbrenner silently pointed out the book to him, it meant that the film really exists, but he can't talk about it.

But this was all that Emenegger could achieve, because he never got the desired record. In 1974, he released the documentary "UFO: past, present, future", where he told this story.

Already in our time, several frames appeared on the network, which were issued as frames from the same lost film with the landing of a UFO at the Holloman base. It is difficult to say whether this is true or not, because these frames, according to rumors, were taken from a program about UFOs from the TLC channel and their authenticity, apparently, no one checked.

You can also find information that this landing actually never happened, and that all this is a kind of urban legend based on some kind of training film that was shown to the new officers of the Holloman base. But some of those who allegedly saw this "educational film" with their own eyes, assured that for a training film of those years, it looked incredibly real!

There is also a conspiracy theory claiming that the film was real and that it was shown to the officers as a psychological experiment, testing their reaction.