Dennis, we call you're

The Powercast with your host, Gene Steinberg and David Beedley.

Dennis, we call you because you're your label as the truth seeker at Roswell.

And we're trying to separate the facts from the fiction.

And certainly after some recent developments where two researchers came on our show and

basically claimed to be the only true researchers on Roswell, I guess.

You know, I have to start wondering, why can't we all just get along and put this information together and find out what really happened?

Because if we have different factions dealing with Roswell, one case, how are we going to deal with thousands of cases?

It's become one big mess. And Dennis, what can we do to sort things out?

Well, that's definitely a problem that has been for me as a researcher for years.

There's several things involved.

One, of course, is the ego of certain individuals that do this research.

The other thing is the fact that there's 2,000 websites on Roswell, of which

probably 90% is second, third, and fourth hand research, requiring someone like myself or

Stanton to do a lot of putting out of fires because it's wrong information, it's not verifiable

and hasn't been confirmed.

The information is important and should be combined, but it just doesn't happen.

Consequently, I think the government's probably sitting there laughing because they don't have to cover it up.

We're doing that ourselves with the way we operate.

You're in the powercast with Gene Steinberg and David Biednian, by the way, we're talking to Dennis Paul Thaiser, the truth seeker at Roswell. And certainly one of the things we're trying to get a handle on here, of course,

is this alleged deathbed confession from Walter Hott. And it appears in this new book that we

talked about a few weeks back called Witness to Roswell. And I want to deal with the

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