New Mexico geologist discusses suspected UFO crash site findings

The Bureau of Land Management is taking an interest in a New Mexico geologist’s discoveries that he claims are out of this world. He believes he has found parts of the alleged UFO crash near Roswell in 1947.

“Some of it could be trash, camper trash, but some of it could be interesting,” said Geologist Frank Kimbler.

Kimbler distinctly remembers the moment he discovered debris from the suspected 1947 UFO crash site.

“I started looking around all over the place, looking to see if the helicopters were going to fly over because you get paranoid when you read the stories of about Roswell and what’s happened to people when they’ve come forward with stuff,” he said.

Over the past eight years, Kimbler has dedicated himself to finding physical proof of the UFO, going out to the suspected site 75 miles northwest of Roswell about a dozen times.

Using a metal detector, he’s collected about 20 metallic fragments the size of a fingernail.

“Some of the material that I found out there has been tested and it has anomalies that suggest that it might be of extraterrestrial origin,” said Kimbler.

Recently, Kimbler became afraid his research was in jeopardy when the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) contacted him, wanting to meet.

Kimbler said he was positive he was just a test away from discovering the truth.

The tests proved that the material was 100% aluminum, which does not exist on Earth.