XZRS - The Glenn Dennis Interview
Feb 11, 2021 ·
44m 36s
On November 19, 1990, Kevin Randle, Don Schmitt, and Mark Wolf, interviewed Glenn Dennis about his claim to have been involved in the Roswell UFO Crash. Kevin Randle conducted the...
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On November 19, 1990, Kevin Randle, Don Schmitt, and Mark Wolf, interviewed Glenn Dennis about his claim to have been involved in the Roswell UFO Crash.
Kevin Randle conducted the preliminary interview with the more formal interview conducted by Mark Wolf the next day.
Glenn Dennis told the tale of going to the base hospital, where there was a great deal of activity. Glenn Dennis also told how he passed an ambulance in which he saw some strange debris, and then, being met by a nurse who told him to leave the hospital before he got into trouble.
Moments later Glenn Dennis was escorted by authorities from the hospital.
A day or two later the nurse told him about small strange creatures that had been brought into the hospital.
It wasn’t long before the nurse was transferred and when Glenn Dennis attempted to contact her, he learned that she had been killed in an aircraft accident with other nurses.
An investigation carried about by a number of civilian UFO researchers proved the Glenn Dennis tale was not true.
Given the nurse’s name, Kevin Randle and Don Schmitt could find no one who fit her description who had been an Army nurse.
Kevin Randel and Don Schmitt could find no evidence of the aircraft accident in which she was killed.
The description given by Glenn Dennis's description of the hospital was in error.
When these problems were pointed out, Glenn Dennis changed his tale, another indication that he was lying.
The problem here is that the video that is now in the possession of the National Archives, was not created by the Air Force during their investigation.
The Air Force did not interview Glenn Dennis . However, the notes provided by the National Archives suggest an importance of this video which it does not deserve.
The misrepresentation seems to have convinced some that the Glenn Dennis testimony is real.
It must be stated that the interview was conducted by civilians, the tape was loaned to the Air Force but was not an important part of their investigation, and that those inside the Air Force who worked on the investigation rejected it as untrue.
Glenn Dennis should be a footnote to the Roswell case and not a part of the main evidence for a UFO crash.
Here is that interview.
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Kevin Randle conducted the preliminary interview with the more formal interview conducted by Mark Wolf the next day.
Glenn Dennis told the tale of going to the base hospital, where there was a great deal of activity. Glenn Dennis also told how he passed an ambulance in which he saw some strange debris, and then, being met by a nurse who told him to leave the hospital before he got into trouble.
Moments later Glenn Dennis was escorted by authorities from the hospital.
A day or two later the nurse told him about small strange creatures that had been brought into the hospital.
It wasn’t long before the nurse was transferred and when Glenn Dennis attempted to contact her, he learned that she had been killed in an aircraft accident with other nurses.
An investigation carried about by a number of civilian UFO researchers proved the Glenn Dennis tale was not true.
Given the nurse’s name, Kevin Randle and Don Schmitt could find no one who fit her description who had been an Army nurse.
Kevin Randel and Don Schmitt could find no evidence of the aircraft accident in which she was killed.
The description given by Glenn Dennis's description of the hospital was in error.
When these problems were pointed out, Glenn Dennis changed his tale, another indication that he was lying.
The problem here is that the video that is now in the possession of the National Archives, was not created by the Air Force during their investigation.
The Air Force did not interview Glenn Dennis . However, the notes provided by the National Archives suggest an importance of this video which it does not deserve.
The misrepresentation seems to have convinced some that the Glenn Dennis testimony is real.
It must be stated that the interview was conducted by civilians, the tape was loaned to the Air Force but was not an important part of their investigation, and that those inside the Air Force who worked on the investigation rejected it as untrue.
Glenn Dennis should be a footnote to the Roswell case and not a part of the main evidence for a UFO crash.
Here is that interview.
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