So David, my friend of the Paracast with your host, Jane Steinberg and David Biedi. So so david my friend how does it feel to have a guest on the

paraguess who has a pedigree not just a degree a pedigree that's right we've had some fairly

decent guests on the show jean i mean if you look at Stan Friedman, certainly he's got a pedigree.

Lauren Coleman is the top of his field, without any question. But I think you're right.

Tonight's guest is a very special treat in that we've got someone here who is part of what is

probably the most important, certainly misunderstood in many ways, and detailed UFO cases in modern history,

the Roswell episode, which I don't think anything gets quite close to it in terms of the

amount of buzz and information and interest that a single case has generated in the UFO field.

One of the big problems with Roswell, of course, is that it happened in 1947. So many of the people

who were adults when it happened are no longer with us to talk about it. But in the case of Jesse

Marcel Jr., he was 11 years old when his father, Major Jesse Marcel, stationed at Roswell Army

Airfield, woke him up in the middle of the night when all this happened.

And Dr. Marcel has written a book called Roswell, it really happened.

I gather this book, which tells his story and his words, will be out in the next few months.

But we have them here tonight.

Very exciting.

It is.

We can actually get a firsthand account of someone who was there.

He has claimed, I mean, I've heard some of his stories, as I'm sure you have, Gene,

and Jesse claims that he handled materials, that he handled this beam of metal with strange hieroglyphic

inscriptions on it. I have no reason not to believe the guy, and it's interesting to me that

this happened to him when he was 11 years old, Gene, because that's the same age at which I had

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