Also had GPT look into who the Italian fellow was and what their credibility was like. References it used are at the end. Feel free to discuss or ignore.
Italian researcher Roberto Pinotti claims to have obtained documents that provide evidence of a UFO crash in Northern Italy on June 13, 1933, which predates the famous Roswell incident by 14 years. According to Pinotti, these documents were sent to him by an anonymous source who inherited them from a family member who worked on Mussolini’s supposed UFO program. The documents include telegrams demanding silence over the incident, along with information about a secret department known as ‘Gabinetto RS/33’, purportedly set up by Mussolini to manage the retrieval and study of the alleged saucer wreckage. Former National Reconnaissance Office staffer David Grusch claimed that this craft was later captured by American forces at the end of World War II and shipped to the US. These claims are highly controversial and have been met with skepticism, with some suggesting that the documents could have been forged using vintage paper and ink. Despite these controversies, the Republic of San Marino is reportedly working with Pinotti to lobby the United Nations to set up a UFO investigations office
Also had GPT look into who the Italian fellow was and what their credibility was like. References it used are at the end. Feel free to discuss or ignore.
Italian researcher Roberto Pinotti claims to have obtained documents that provide evidence of a UFO crash in Northern Italy on June 13, 1933, which predates the famous Roswell incident by 14 years. According to Pinotti, these documents were sent to him by an anonymous source who inherited them from a family member who worked on Mussolini’s supposed UFO program. The documents include telegrams demanding silence over the incident, along with information about a secret department known as ‘Gabinetto RS/33’, purportedly set up by Mussolini to manage the retrieval and study of the alleged saucer wreckage. Former National Reconnaissance Office staffer David Grusch claimed that this craft was later captured by American forces at the end of World War II and shipped to the US. These claims are highly controversial and have been met with skepticism, with some suggesting that the documents could have been forged using vintage paper and ink. Despite these controversies, the Republic of San Marino is reportedly working with Pinotti to lobby the United Nations to set up a UFO investigations office