A: I didn’t bring it up. I told him I didn’t know any more about it than he did. He said well that was strictly out of my field, and I didn’t want to get involved in it. That was about it. But he brought it up. I didn’t ask him. Q: He was just curious about what happened. A: Wanted to know whatever happened to it. Q: That’s about all I’ve got. (END) Transcript of Interview with Alice Knight[*] (Alleged secondhand witness to “crash site” 175 miles northwest of Roswell) [*] Excerpted from raw footage used to prepare the video, _Recollections of Roswell Part II_, (Washington, D.C.: Fund for UFO Research, 1993). A: I remember that he saw—one time I went to visit—and I don’t remember whether it was before my husband and I married or after, I don’t recall the date. But he said that he saw a UFO fall. He was out working in the field and I understood that he was out on the St. Agustin Plains and he went over that way and it fell and he got nearly to the site and there was a group of people on a geological—archeological hunt and they were over there. I don’t remember how many people he said. But they got nearly up to the UFO but it was close enough that you could see some creatures. He said they didn’t look like human beings out there. And along came government cars and trucks... Q: Now, by government you mean... A: I guess it was government. You know, as I said it was a long time ago. And someone came along and I understood it, I don’t know whether it was army or what. I think he just termed it government trucks and they told him to go on back and forget they ever saw anything, and that’s all I recall. (END) Transcript of Interview with Vern Maltais[*] (Alleged secondhand witness to “crash site” 175 miles northwest of Roswell) [*] Excerpted from raw footage used to prepare the video. _Recollections of Roswell Part II_, (Washington, D.C.: Fund for UFO Research, 1993). A: ...he [the eyewitness] had been coming back from one of his field trips, he’d run onto a flying saucer that had burst open and there were four beings on the ground and that he was surveying the site, archeological group from the University of Pennsylvania, telling us that there were about four or five people with this group. As they were just starting to look things over really closely, the military moved in and gave them a briefing not to say anything about it and keep quiet and it was in the national interest to get out of there. Q: What was his feeling about what it was that he had experienced? A: He had no qualms about what it was. He said it was a vehicle from outer space. There wasn’t any question. The beings on there were nothing like, not exactly like human beings.... Q: How did you... A: ...similar but not exactly.