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19 stantiate the Marcels' story in a way that would be widely accepted? . Was the recovered material really as unusual as sug- gested, or could it be explained as something generally unknown at the time but subsequently accepted as commonplace? . Would the U.S. government, once the story began to emerge into the public eye, be able to explain the "crash" as some normal event in such convincing terms that all thoughts of alien spacecraft would be put to rest? . Exactly what was found at the Brazel ranch? . Where was the material taken, and what was done with it (and to it) prior to its being shipped from the Southwest? . Who was involved in the analysis of the material, and how were they selected? . What was done with the material when the scientific work on it was completed? . Were bodies found? If so, what were they like and what was done with them? 10. Who was responsible for the grand cover-up of the crash and its aftermath? And what was the claimed justification for keeping all news of the crash and its investigation completely secret from the American people for more than forty years? 11. What was it doing in New Mexico in the first place? 12. Was it one of the many "flying saucers" seen all around the United States during late June and early July 1947? THE SEARCH FOR EVIDENCE BEGINS