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UFO crash in Utah in 1950?
The book The Ogden Enigma was written by Gene Snyder tells of mysterious goings-on in Ogden, Utah. Something crashes to the ground in 1950 and is swiftly retrieved by the military – who take it to what is described as “a sealed hangar.”
It remains within that well-guarded building for around three decades.
Rumors are rife as to what the craft is: Could it be a highly-advanced Russian vehicle? Or, incredibly, is the object nothing less than an alien spacecraft? Those are the key questions that are at the heart of the story. The novel is an entertaining one and contains more than a few thought-provoking moments. According to the author, however, the story was not solely a work of fiction. Snyder informed his readers that the saga was based on a controversial told to him – Snyder – by an insider source.
Snyder would only refer to his informant as “Charlie.”
Snyder said:
Ominously, inside of a year all five of the men were said to be dead. How, precisely, they died was never revealed to Snyder.
Snyder did, however, add the following words:
Maybe it’s time for someone else to look into the strange story/reality of the alleged UFO crash in Utah in 1950 – just maybe there is still more to be found.
The book The Ogden Enigma was written by Gene Snyder tells of mysterious goings-on in Ogden, Utah. Something crashes to the ground in 1950 and is swiftly retrieved by the military – who take it to what is described as “a sealed hangar.”
It remains within that well-guarded building for around three decades.
Rumors are rife as to what the craft is: Could it be a highly-advanced Russian vehicle? Or, incredibly, is the object nothing less than an alien spacecraft? Those are the key questions that are at the heart of the story. The novel is an entertaining one and contains more than a few thought-provoking moments. According to the author, however, the story was not solely a work of fiction. Snyder informed his readers that the saga was based on a controversial told to him – Snyder – by an insider source.
Snyder would only refer to his informant as “Charlie.”
Snyder said:
Ominously, inside of a year all five of the men were said to be dead. How, precisely, they died was never revealed to Snyder.
Snyder did, however, add the following words:
Maybe it’s time for someone else to look into the strange story/reality of the alleged UFO crash in Utah in 1950 – just maybe there is still more to be found.
