The 'Alien Autopsy Memo' - An alleged 2001 National Institute for Discovery Science document surfaces

This document is a blog post by Keith Basterfield, dated June 8, 2019, which examines an alleged 2001 memo from Dr. Eric Davis to Robert Bigelow regarding the National Institute for Discovery Science (NIDS). The memo, titled 'Kit Green's professional evaluation of the Alien autopsy (from the Roswell Incident) Film/Video and other related information,' details several briefings attended by Kit Green, a former CIA staffer and medical/forensic pathology expert. The blog post provides context for these briefings, citing diary entries from Jacques Vallee and other historical accounts to cross-reference the claims made in the memo. The narrative explores the long-standing rumors surrounding alien autopsy films, including the involvement of figures such as Len Stringfield, Richard Niemtzow, and Colonel Phil Corso. The author investigates the credibility of these claims, noting that while Kit Green was asked to evaluate autopsy reports, he consistently maintained that he had never seen anything biological that was anomalous. The document also addresses the provenance of the memo, confirming its circulation on the internet in June 2019 and providing updates from researcher Richard Dolan, who states that Green confirms the authenticity of the email but does not believe the being in the Santilli film is an alien. The post concludes with biographical notes on individuals mentioned in the document, such as Jim Westwood, Bill McGarity, and Kristin B. Zimmerman, to provide further clarity on the network of individuals involved in these investigations.