The Maury Island Incident

[@greaterbonneylakehistorica2989]

The program that depicted the Maury Island Incident was Project Blue Book.

[@PrettyGrittyTours]

Thank you, glad you were here

[@whatabouttheearth]

Project Sign - 1947 Project Grudge - 1949 Project Bluebook - 1952-1969

[@whatabouttheearth]

Project Sign - 1947 Project Grudge - 1949 Project Bluebook - 1952-1969

[@JCinerea]

Sooo.... What happened to the debris that supposedly fell on the boat? Did a veterinarian examine the dead dog? What about repair bills and receipts for the damaged boat? Did anyone else see the "objects"?

[@ga5299]

Every time I thought this story got weird, it shifted into 8th gear Great job on this video, really enjoyed it

[@PrettyGrittyTours]

Imagine researching it. Ha ha, it was nuts.

[@jamess1376]

Very good sir, I'm digging it too!

[@williamsheehy6809]

If you need a story to look at how about the collage students who went sailing out of Tacoma YC on a 22 ft sailboat and were never seen again.

[@PrettyGrittyTours]

I was just talking to someone about that

[@trevorgarrett7602]

MANY boats have gone out of Tacoma and Seattle, never to be seen again. What makes this one special?

[@tommyvangompel6672]

Great job

[@classactkirk]

Yea that book is not an easy read I have an original copy of it. Great video

[@franku4everything963]

I saw a UFO near stanwood WA when I was 14.

[@mara_seaghost]

I saw one in Bothell Washington

[@polymathematics5837]

Nice! What years was it and how did the UFO move? I live next door to Stanwood, in Arlington.

[@franku4everything963]

@@polymathematics5837this would have been in 1997. I was on a rural road waiting to get picked up from my part time job cleaning horse stables. It hovered over me for a second then shot off at a speed no aircraft could go. No sound.

[@spencerselander71]

Kelso isn't close to Mt Rainier - Tacoma is near Mt Rainier, Kelso is about 80 miles SSW of Tacoma, closer to Mt St Helens. The whole story is weird enough anyway, without misplacing the plane crash to Mt Rainier. A normally reliable twin-engine warplane like a B-25 falling out of the sky due to an engine fire is mighty strange, like a lot of other things surrounding this incident.

[@simonsmith3030]

An excellent presentation. I watched this after being intrigued by the Fred Chrisman involvement after reading the "Torbitt Document". Simon Smith, author of "Fake Aliens And The Phony Nuke World Order"

[@JCinerea]

B-52 bombers were not deployed until the 1960's. The bomber was probably a B-25 Mitchell medium bomber.

[@PrettyGrittyTours]

That’s exactly what it was. B-52 just rolls off the tongue so much better that I got it wrong the first time

[@JCinerea]

@@PrettyGrittyTours, I thought this video was pretty interesting. You did well on this! I understand that a team from the show "UFO Hunters" did an episode on the Maury Island incident and they also supposedly did done excavation of the bomber's wreckage. Have you heard anything about that?

[@whatabouttheearth]

YB47 flying wing aircraft were in development though 🙄 Just like today...we the "aliens"

[@whatabouttheearth]

YB47 flying wing aircraft were in development though 🙄 Just like today...we the "aliens"

[@John-ln9se]

Maurey Island 'UFO' sighting incident in 1947 near Tacoma, Washington

[@JB-rt4mx]

Looks like a drum set cymbal

[@JB-rt4mx]

The loins ache, pineing for the memories of autonomous heat

[@byronumphress3805]

The Bethlehem star Ezekiel vision Elijah was taken 🛸 Ophanim, Probably !

[@BuShips]

I'm just beginning to watch this but know a bit about the story. I will add this. The dog is killed... (cue John Wick). :)

[@PrettyGrittyTours]

This may be my favorite contribution

[@BuShips]

@@PrettyGrittyTours I think I might have found something last night to connect a few more dots re: the Maury Island Incident. I learned that before the samples that were sent by Harold Dahl to Ray Palmer were stolen from his Chicago office, he had some samples analysed. They were neither slag or rocks but contained many metals. One was titanium. While that on the surface might elicit a shrug because titanium is very popular in aerospace now, I dug a bit and found out that in 1947 only 2 tons of titanium were made in the United States. It was extremely rare in the U.S. Also, I recently visited the Boeing Museum of Flight where they have an Sr-71 Blackbird. I learned that as much as 93% of it is titanium. In fact, in the early 60s when being developed, there still wasn't enough of it to make them. In a bit of irony, using third parties and shell companies, enough was acquired to make the fleet from ore- sourced from Russia. :) To connect even to the D.B. Cooper legend, titanium particles were found on his abandoned necktie, giving some the idea that he had worked for an aerospace company, even possibly Boeing. Anyway, titanium seems to be a common thread in these stories and especially in Maury Island. Remember this: Two tons. Just two tons.

[@CondosNkarens]

Didn’t this turn out to be bs ? Everyone involved and everyone that knew the guys said it was bs.

[@PrettyGrittyTours]

Yes and no. Kenneth Arnold had credibility but the Maury island incident never held water. Of course it prompted the FBI to get involved and gathered national attention because the air-force intelligence officers died in the plane crash.

[@whatabouttheearth]

I'd say yeah it was made up...sort of I'd say Fred Chrisman, the spook investigated by District Attorney Jim Garrison because he was the first person Clay Shaw called after he was indicated in DA Garrisons JFK investigation, made this shit up in 1947 as a cover up for YB39-YB47 flying wing aircraft development to get ahead of the story in case too many people saw damaged test flights. Now think about that, Kenneth Arnolds drawing, early flying wing aircraft like the YB47, later flying wing aircraft like the stealth bomber, and modern black triangle UFO sightings (aka "TR3B", etc)

[@whatabouttheearth]

I'd say yeah it was made up...sort of I'd say Fred Chrisman, the spook investigated by District Attorney Jim Garrison because he was the first person Clay Shaw called after he was indicated in DA Garrisons JFK investigation, made this shit up in 1947 as a cover up for YB39-YB47 flying wing aircraft development to get ahead of the story in case too many people saw damaged test flights. Now think about that, Kenneth Arnolds drawing, early flying wing aircraft like the YB47, later flying wing aircraft like the stealth bomber, and modern black triangle UFO sightings (aka "TR3B", etc)

[@REDEEMED-FORGIVEN-SINNER-777]

Fallen angels or our wicked military or both

[@whatabouttheearth]

Angels do not exist

[@whatabouttheearth]

Angels do not exist

[@REDEEMED-FORGIVEN-SINNER-777]

@@whatabouttheearth Yeah you are wrong

[@whatabouttheearth]

@@REDEEMED-FORGIVEN-SINNER-777 No I'm not, you are But at least you responded twice, it's a safeguard if Google (You Tube) randomly wants to erase responses. 👍

[@whatabouttheearth]

@@REDEEMED-FORGIVEN-SINNER-777 No I'm not, you are But at least you responded twice, it's a safeguard if Google (You Tube) randomly wants to erase responses. 👍

[@lynnmiller605]

Great investigation on your part! Thanks. This one, hoax.

[@donaldwilson2548]

Well, the geography is complete wrong. This is definitely is NOT Maury Island. How do I know you ask, well, my family owned a cabin just around the corner at Piner Point towards Quartermaster harbor at what is known as the Rosehilla area. It would have been easy to appropriate the correct photograph in which would show the correct view. My step father purchased the beach place in 1951. We, that is me, my mother, brother and sisters came into the picture in 1962 when my mom married Dr. Schindler. My mom was a nurse and met Dr. Schwind at Tacoma General. He had lost his wife several years earlier and my mom lost our dad about the same time. Anyway, we spent many years at the beach place, especially during the summer months. And we spent alot of time swimming in the water just off the old gravel pit operation, close in proximity to the incident in question. And yes, we knew of this story, and spent many hours hoping to find the material on the beach or up on the hill. Alas, we didn't find any exotic metallic material. I believe the story, I'm sure that Dahl and Crissman were told to debunk their original story. The truth is out there, and it's also here. Believe me!

[@donaldwilson2548]

Dr. Schwind, not Schindler. Predictive text sucks. Don Wilson, Tacoma.

[@SCW1060]

@@donaldwilson2548 that was the Dr who delivered me in 1960 Andy Aunt was his nurse