[0:07:28 - 0:07:36] one Arthur
Stansell Jr. Now, quite often his name is spelled STANCIL which is incorrect in the
[0:07:36 - 0:07:44] confusion. It's
STANSEL. But anyway,
Stansell's background and credentials can be directly confirmed.
[0:07:44 - 0:07:49] Stansell began his career at Wright Patterson Air Force Base at that time, Wright Patterson Airfield,
[0:08:12 - 0:08:17] and this was during Operation Upshot Knott Hole. To add even more credibility to
Stansell,
[0:08:24 - 0:08:29] Huge thanks to Richard Geldrick Jr. for doing the digging on
Stansell as you'll find in his
[0:08:35 - 0:08:41] we can in fact verify the background of Wright Pat, the AEC, and aircraft testing with
Stansell.
[0:08:46 - 0:08:50] Let's start to break down and analyze the context of some of
Stansell's claims.
[0:09:03 - 0:09:09] coat tail of the Roswell crash. Within
Stansell's testimony, he mentions the night before viewing the
[0:09:32 - 0:09:39] During his time working as an engineer at Wright Field from 1949 to 1960,
Stansell worked in what
[0:13:13 - 0:13:24] detonated in 53 is far from surprising. Shockingly,
Stansell was not the only credible whistleblower
[0:17:38 - 0:17:43] biologics recovered that was very similar to
Stansel, around four feet tall, large eyes,