Aztec UFO Crash
Referenced in 4 episodes
Definition
An alleged 1948 flying saucer crash near Aztec, New Mexico, in which a disc carrying 16 dead alien occupants was supposedly recovered by the military. Skeptics have long dismissed it as a hoax.
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Chris Ramsay Returns: UFO Crashes, Disclosure Fatigue & Secret Technology
That UFO PodcastOct 22, 2026
Former magician turned UFO researcher Chris Ramsay returns to discuss disclosure fatigue, arguing that insiders who claim they know terrifying truths but cannot share them should either reveal the information or stay quiet. He explains why the 1948 Aztec, New Mexico crash is the case he believes in most, citing his own visit to the site, physical anomalies there, and deathbed witness testimony. He also explores Project Serpo, theosophy's influence on Nordic alien lore, and an anonymous caller who claimed the military uses predictive technology that may be non-human in origin.
Child Like Aliens FOUND inside a Crashed UFO
AREA52 Podcast (Chris Ramsay)Oct 20, 2026
Researchers Scott and Suzanne Ramsey join Chris Ramsay to lay out 34 years of investigation into the alleged March 25, 1948 crash of an intact, 100-foot flying saucer on a mesa near Aztec, New Mexico, where 16 small, childlike bodies were reportedly recovered. They present witness testimony, a buried concrete slab they say was used to winch out the craft, oddly planted rows of trees, and heavily redacted FBI files. They also argue that the famous 'hoax' debunking by J.P. Cahn was a deliberate smear campaign, and they reveal a mysterious blue metallic sphere found at the crash site.
Did President Eisenhower Meet Aliens? (SITS CLASSIC)
Somewhere in the SkiesJul 29, 2026
Author Paul Blake Smith, writer of 'President Eisenhower's Close Encounters,' argues that President Dwight D. Eisenhower secretly met human-like extraterrestrials at Edwards Air Force Base on February 19, 1954, using a Palm Springs golf vacation as cover. He says the aliens asked Eisenhower to halt atomic testing, showed off advanced craft and an invisibility ability, and were told the world was not ready for them. Smith also traces a possible second meeting at Holloman Air Force Base in 1955, an alleged treaty, and later visits by Presidents Johnson and Kennedy to Eisenhower in Palm Springs that he believes may be linked.
Behind the Camera of UFO History with Stanton Friedman's Nephew... Paul Kimball!
Somewhere in the SkiesJul 20, 2026
Filmmaker Paul Kimball, nephew of famed ufologist Stanton Friedman, walks through his UFO documentary career, from his intimate portrait of his uncle to films on Majestic 12, the Aztec crash, and the top 10 best UFO cases. He bluntly labels MJ-12 and Aztec as hoaxes, even though he made films about both, and explains why a documentary maker's job differs from a researcher's personal opinion. Along the way he reveals a previously unknown RB-47 encounter during the Cuban Missile Crisis, told to him off-camera by an Air Force officer who said crews were ordered never to speak of such incidents.
