Aliens from Roswell being kept in underground tunnels at secretive US base, says ex-worker

ALIENS are being kept at a military base in Ohio, US, according to one former employee who worked there for almost 40 years.

 

Raymond Szymanksi, an ex-engineer at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB), says that aliens from the infamous Roswell incident in 1947 were transported from the alleged crash site in New Mexico to the Dayton,Ohio, military base.
Mr Szymanksi has revealed the “secrets” of the base in his new book ’50 Shades of Greys’ and he is believed to be the first person to blow the whistle on the aliens at WPAFB.
The engineer-turned-alien hunter says that he was first made aware of aliens at UFOs by his mentor, who he has named ‘Al’.
He says that Al showed him a series of tunnels and vaults beneath the surface which was both a home and burial site to ETs.

Mr Szymanksi said: “[Al] said that in 1947 there was a crash down in Roswell and they brought the machines and the aliens here for inspection and said they keep them in secret tunnels under the base.
“When I asked him how he came to know about the secret, he responded, 'Everybody who works on base knows’.”
Following the discussion with Al, Mr Szymanski decided to carry out research into the “secret” UFO and extra-terrestrial activity at the base, where he worked for 39 years.

“By looking at evidence, which I document in the book in text and photographs, it would appear to me as if the stories are true.”
The author of 50 Shades of Greys claims to have seen the secret tunnels which home the “greys” – as he calls the aliens – but not the extra-terrestrial beings themselves.
Mr Szymanski believes that the tunnels are state-of-the art climate-controlled facilities and deep underground cyrogenic chambers which are catered to the aliens’ needs.
The reason the public have not been made aware of extra-terrestrial beings however is simply because they are “not ready”, the ex-WPAFB employee says.

He told The Sun: "We still aren’t ready for full disclosure, the governments like to keep secrets cause that’s what keeps us safe sometimes.
"The last time the Air-Force made the announcement ‘hey we’ve got a flying saucer’ that didn’t go so well, so what would happen if they announced it this time?
"I really don’t see a change, I don’t think the fact that we have cell phones or 150,000 cable TV channels will make us any more prepared than the people were in 1947 after Roswell.”

By Sean Martin

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