
The 1967 Close Encounters Of Carroll Watts
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- July 15, 2019
- November 15, 2021
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During the spring and summer of 1967 in the small town of Wellington in Texas, a series of bizarre close encounters, all of which would occur within six months of each other, would take place with farmer, Carroll Watts seemingly at the center of them. Furthermore, Watts’ wife, Rosemary, could also corroborate at least parts of several of the sightings, if only from afar.
The incidents are another that divide opinion in the UFO community and remain controversial still today. Were the apparent contact events the result of manipulative plotting on the part of Watts in the hopes of financial return? There is little evidence of that. So, then, does that mean the events are undoubtedly real and genuine? Whil...
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That happen in Loco,Tex -A few miles south of Wellington