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Person

Lonnie Zamora

no band government status · verified public figure

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Interview · source video

American Alchemy · 1:05:02

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American Alchemy · 0:55:36

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American Alchemy / Jesse Michels ↗YouTube-hosted preview and player; not relicensed

Zamora (1933–2009) said he saw an oval object on legs with a red insignia and two small figures before it rose with a roar. Blue Book listed the case as unexplained. The corpus cites it as one of the best-documented landing reports.

Who

RoleSocorro, New Mexico police officer who reported a landed egg-shaped craft and two figures in April 1964
Sidegovernment
Statusverified public figure (does the person exist and hold the stated position — not whether their claims are true)

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Named in 3 uploads (automatic name matching, 6 mentions)

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Related records

Crafts
Egg-shaped object
Events
Socorro (Lonnie Zamora) landing
Documents
Project Blue Book files (1952–1969)

Sources on this record

  • 1:05:02 UFO Skeptic Mick West Challenged To A Debate ▶
    hey reviewed Underwood's tapes afterwards, they saw these little appendages, these protrusions. Um which is impossible. I mean, is it Lonnie Zamora? Like that reminds me of a Lonnie Zamora craft what he described. But um