For decades, Washington insiders and UFO enthusiasts alike have argued over one explosive question: What exactly does the federal government know about unidentified flying objects?
Now, one of the FBI’s most infamous “UFO files” is making waves again, dragging Americans back into a mystery involving alleged crashed flying saucers, tiny humanoid beings, and claims the truth may have been buried for generations.
The document at the center of the renewed attention is not new. In fact, it dates all the way back to March 22, 1950. But thanks to growing public distrust in government institutions and the recent flood of Pentagon disclosures surrounding unidentified anomalous phenomena, the decades-old memo is once again fueling speculation that authorities may know far more than they admit.
The memo was written by Guy Hottel, who at the time served as the special agent in charge of the FBI’s Washington field office. Addressed directly to longtime FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, the document summarized information allegedly provided by an informant tied to an Air Force investigator.
According to the memo, three mysterious “so-called flying saucers” had reportedly been recovered in New Mexico.
The alleged crafts were described as metallic discs roughly 50 feet across with raised centers. But what truly captured the imagination of UFO believers was the claim about what investigators supposedly found inside.
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