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The Roswell Report: Fact vs. Fiction in the New Mexico Desert

USAF / The Black Vault · 1995 · 882 pages · text by OCR, confidence 99%

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SC: No, that was the old District Office 17, OSI. RW: Oh. OK. SC: So this is after. Dr. Pflock sent me that. I got it out when Pflock sent it to me. This is Rickett. RW: OK. SC: And that is Jack Williams and that's old Cavitt. Down on the lower left. RW: Oh. OK. SC: That's me, and these are the two boys that were with me there at Roswell. I have them all identified and who's no longer with us. This thing that Pflock sent me, this picture. It says that Jack Williams is deceased. No wonder why somebody didn't contact him. I didn't even know he was dead. We were not friends. He was a Staff Sergeant, and a good honest kid, I think. MC: A smart guy. SC: What? MC: Really, he was quite intelligent. SC: Oh, yeah. He read. Read books while he was on road trips. RW: Well the names I recognize from here that were still: are Doyle Rees and John Stahl. SC: Doyle is still alive. I have a letter from him. RW: I think he's in the Association of Former OSI Agents. SC: Yeah. Right. RW: And I am also a member of that so I see a lot of that. So, I see a lot of their letters and stuff, pictures that they send. MC: We get correspondence from Doyle. Chris' son called him not long ago. He had a hole in one on his eightieth birthday. RW: Oh, is that right. Was it his first one? SC: I'm sure it was.

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