Person
Scott Ramsey
Researcher who with his wife Suzanne has spent about 35 years and more than $500,000 investigating the 25 March 1948 Aztec, New Mexico, crash, interviewing witnesses including Doug Noland, Ken Farley and minister Solon Brown, and co-writing books on it. He argues the 'hoax' label was manufactured. A 'marble' he found at the site in 1999 tested in 2026 with no iridium.
What Scott Ramsey said (6 claims)
On the record 1Alleged 4Does not hold 1
“The craft was cut up and hauled out on a Dragon Wagon from a concrete pad, and the mesa was re-landscaped.”AllegedAztec 1948 with Scott and Suzanne Ramsey
Fred Reed's 1999 letter and site observation; the pad is 'an oil-well cap' per Pflock.
“About 200 personnel records were falsified to show the recovery team elsewhere.”AllegedAztec 1948 with Scott and Suzanne Ramsey
Tech Sgt. Dick Harper, through Ramsey.
“The craft went to Wright Field and turned translucent under high-voltage tests.”AllegedAztec 1948 with Scott and Suzanne Ramsey
An anonymous Kodak instrumentation engineer, through Ramsey.
“A radar near Los Alamos brought the craft down.”AllegedAztec 1948 with Scott and Suzanne Ramsey
The Ramseys' finding; the Hottel memo has the same idea.
“A 'marble' found at the site in 1999 is about 40% iridium.”Does not holdAztec 1948 with Scott and Suzanne Ramsey
Zodakis' 2026 lab tests found titanium, gold and other elements but no iridium; Michels reports it honestly.
“Bureau of Reclamation heavy equipment was in the area at the time.”On the recordThe 1948 Aztec, New Mexico UFO Crash Retrieval
Records found by the Ramseys; its use in the recovery is their inference.