Each claim is graded on its own; this source is not graded.
| Claim | Verdict | At | Relation |
|---|
| The Padilla brothers found a crashed craft near Socorro, New Mexico, in 1945, and Trinity-era visitors rented the Padilla cabins | Unproven | 00:01:13 | reports |
| The restaurant family said the Socorro landing was a test of the Apollo lunar module | Unproven | 00:04:14 | reports |
| The Aztec, New Mexico flying saucer crash occurred on 25 March 1948 | Unproven | 00:12:11 | asserts |
| Sightings of craft and green orbs near Los Alamos and Cuba, New Mexico preceded Aztec, and La Paz called them meteorites | Unproven | 00:12:21 | asserts |
| Valentin Archuleta saw the craft strike a mesa bluff and reported it to Kirtland Air Force Base | Unproven | 00:15:28 | reports |
| Doug Nolan, Ken Farley and Bill Ferguson, oil-field workers, saw the Aztec craft the morning of the crash | Unproven | 00:22:11 | reports |
| The Aztec craft was about 100 feet across, intact, with a staircase, lenticular shape and 16 small bodies | Unproven | 00:23:58 | asserts |
| An Army helicopter flew over the Aztec site after the staircase came down | Unproven | 00:31:12 | reports |
| Military personnel arrived at Aztec, silenced witnesses with death and family threats, and confiscated cameras | Unproven | 00:37:12 | reports |
| A Baptist minister named Solon Brown counted bodies on the Aztec mesa and prayed over them | Unproven | 00:44:33 | reports |
| A Durango family saw bodies beside the road near the crash site and their vehicle lost power near two craft | Unproven | 00:49:06 | reports |
| County commissioner Benson Leeper was taken to Hard Canyon Road and later told his wife Ruby only on his deathbed | Unproven | 00:59:36 | reports |
| The Aztec craft was taken apart and trucked about 90 miles to Los Alamos | Unproven | 01:07:20 | reports |
| A 39-by-39-inch concrete slab at the Aztec site marks the recovery location | Unproven | 01:18:07 | asserts |
| Roswell Army Air Field was renamed Walker Air Force Base in January 1948 | Documented | 01:20:49 | asserts |
| The FBI has recently been helping a government task force on the Aztec case | Unproven | 01:28:51 | reports |
| Nurses at the Aztec crash site reported people entering the craft became nauseated | Unproven | 01:32:17 | reports |
| A Kodak-employed informant says the Aztec craft was reassembled at Wright-Patterson and worked on by Oppenheimer and others | Unproven | 01:33:56 | reports |
| Alexander Lippisch came to the US after WWII and later worked at Collins Radio in Iowa | Documented | 01:38:44 | asserts |
| Richard Feynman lay on the hood of a pickup during the first atomic test | Smoke, no fire | 01:43:27 | asserts |
| About 200 people worked on removing the Aztec craft, logged by a man at Walker Air Force Base | Unproven | 01:46:11 | reports |
| Cut, uprooted and replanted pinon trees at the Aztec site show the military re-landscaped it | Unproven | 01:49:36 | asserts |
| Scully's Dr. G was Leo GeBauer, or a different scientist per Scully's daughter | Unproven | 01:58:47 | asserts |
| Scully's 'Dr. G' scientists included Jonathan Torrance Tate of Minnesota and Carl Highland | Unproven | 02:00:23 | asserts |
| Jonathan Torrance Tate died of a stroke in 1950 just as Scully's book appeared | Unproven | 02:01:15 | asserts |
| Half of Scully's scientists went on to form GSI | Smoke, no fire | 02:06:47 | asserts |
| Geophysical Service Inc became Texas Instruments | Documented | 02:06:52 | asserts |
| Scully's book Behind the Flying Saucers was published in 1950 | Documented | 02:07:49 | asserts |
| Scully's 1950 book described submarine detection technology that was still secret | Unproven | 02:08:50 | asserts |
| Scully's book describes writing, mirrored material, hidden portholes and screens in the craft | Unproven | 02:11:04 | asserts |
| J.P. Cahn's 1952 True magazine article exposed Scully's sources Newton and GeBauer as con men | Documented | 02:13:09 | asserts |
| Silas Newton was reportedly worth about $20 million in 1950 | Unproven | 02:14:15 | reports |
| Cahn's attack was a deliberate scheme with J. Edgar Hoover and the military to cover up Aztec | Unproven | 02:18:28 | asserts |
| Newton and GeBauer were never jailed | Unproven | 02:20:09 | asserts |
| The case against Newton and GeBauer was a civil case over taking a check across a state line | Smoke, no fire | 02:20:11 | asserts |
| Scott Ramsey obtained about 300 pages of FBI files on Gebauer, nearly all redacted | Unproven Handling: FBI files on Gebauer reported as nearly entirely redacted Handling: National Archives access reported as delayed | 02:22:38 | reports |
| Leo GeBauer developed Paradise Valley, Arizona, and a UFO crashed there | Unproven | 02:22:52 | asserts |
| The Air Force gave Ramsey an Aztec file that was almost entirely redacted | Unproven Handling: Air Force Aztec file reported as almost entirely redacted | 02:26:16 | reports |
| Air Force documents set out a procedure for handling witnesses starting with the radio station and newspaper | Unproven | 02:33:30 | reports |
| Atomic Energy Commission radar bases formed a triangle around Los Alamos at Continental Divide, Alvarado and Moriarty | Unproven | 02:43:41 | asserts |
| Scott Ramsey's house was burgled and only Aztec crash-site photos were taken | Unproven | 02:46:05 | asserts |
| Officials denied for about 75 years that Kecksburg happened | Unproven | 02:50:10 | asserts |
| The Air Force denied requests for historical reports of crash retrieval divisions 606 and 4602 | Unproven Handling: Air Force denied requests for historical reports of units 606 and 4602 | 02:54:12 | reports |
| Air Force recovery groups in Pittsburgh reached Kecksburg within about 45 minutes | Unproven | 02:54:38 | asserts |
| Betty and Barney Hill's encounter occurred in New Hampshire, not Vermont | Documented | 02:58:23 | asserts |
| The Flatwoods Monster incident occurred in West Virginia | Documented | 02:59:00 | asserts |
| The 2017 MJ-12 document leak mentions Aztec and copied Bill Steinman's text, including the wrong river name | Unproven | 03:00:06 | reports |
| A buried metal object found at the Aztec mesa contained gold, rhodium, iridium, iron, zinc, titanium and lead | Unproven | 03:08:38 | asserts |
| The Ramseys published The Aztec Incident (2012) and The Aztec UFO Incident (Red Wheel/Weiser, 2016) | Unproven | 03:21:35 | asserts |
| Author Chris Evans died mysteriously while on his way to deliver something to the Ramseys | Unproven | 03:22:15 | reports |