Child like Alien Bodies Found inside UFO - Scott & Suzanne Ramsey | Flying Saucer Diner

Suzanne Ramsey (0:30)

What do they think? What do they see? What do they experience?

Scott Ramsey (0:32)

What do they think?

Suzanne Ramsey (0:33)

You know?

Chris Ramsay (0:34)

They certainly did, though. They certainly did talk about it.

Suzanne Ramsey (0:37)

They probably did. Yeah.

But that was supposed to be the deal. You're not supposed to...

Chris Ramsay (0:43)

But I would love to be a little fly on the wall for some of those conversations.

You know, even just like people seeing the crash or whatever it is. Okay, you don't talk in official capacity, but then you're out for a beer, you're out for whatever. What do you think they're saying to each other? They're going, hey, what do you think that was?

SPEAKER_4 (1:04)

We had lunch, actually a couple of times, down at the White Owl Inn in San Antonio, New Mexico, where the Padilla boys found that craft in 1945

Suzanne Ramsey (1:17)

New Socorro. Oh, yeah, okay.

SPEAKER_4 (1:19)

New Socorro. And the real quick story, the Padilla family had the White Owl restaurant, still there to this day, and they were telling us how old man Padilla built these cabins in the back for to rent to people. There was no Interstate 25 back then, there was Highway 1 or Highway 25 that went north.

Chris Ramsay (1:45)

Right.

SPEAKER_4 (1:46)

And he just thought, you know, people coming through here, they've been driving for the whole day, they need a place to crash. Ironically, if you walk out the restaurant door, there's a flashy red light, and the house caddy corner, it was the Hilton family house.

Chris Ramsay (2:01)

Oh, wow.

SPEAKER_4 (2:02)

The Hilton, the hotel people. And so it was sort of to them because we built the first place. Well, one day, these guys and sports coats and suits show up in these black sedans and said, these cabins, like two days later after they got them done, are these cabins maybe up for rent? And they went, yeah.

They took all of them for six months. Well, they're freaking out. They're like, we built these and we got them all these books for six months.

And one guy was Oppenheimer. They figured that out later.

Suzanne Ramsey (2:37)

Isn't that something?

SPEAKER_4 (2:38)

And they said, what do you guys do? They said, oh, we're geologists. And they said, what are you doing around here? And they said, see that mountain range right there? We work on the other side of that. We're just examining some rock formations.

Well, the night before the blast, they got the Pieda family together and said, about five o'clock in the morning, you may want to take these lawn chairs and point them that way. You might see something really spectacular.

Chris Ramsay (3:06)

Wow.

SPEAKER_4 (3:07)

And they did.

Chris Ramsay (3:08)

They saw the first blast?

SPEAKER_4 (3:09)

They saw the first blast. After it was already a foreign mushroom cloud because of the mountain range.

But they said, it snowed. It rained. This is August. July. You're right. July.

And it's the first test. And the winds, they could hear the winds roaring against the mountain, and then up over the mountain to them. They said that you couldn't even really describe what they went through. And then eventually got back to desert temperatures.

Those guys came back that day and they've rearranged the restaurant a little bit. You'd walk in, it was a grocery store on the left, a bar on the right, and then the restaurant was further back. And they said they all sat at the bar, and some laughed, and some cried. Like, oh my God, what did we do?

Suzanne Ramsey (4:01)

The scientists.

SPEAKER_4 (4:02)

These are all the guys from Los Alamos. Wow.

Chris Ramsay (4:05)

Wasn't that wild?

Suzanne Ramsey (4:06)

And this is a family that experienced it. You know, I mean, they were there and they saw it. So it's not a hearsay kind of thing.

SPEAKER_4 (4:13)

Yeah. We asked her about the Socorro landing. And she went, ha. That was them testing the lunar module for Apollo.

They don't even look anything alike. Yeah. And the granddaughter came over to us and said, keep in mind, a lot of the security people from White Sands eat here and drink here. So just sort of take that into consideration.

Chris Ramsay (4:40)

Right. To keep it down. Yeah.

SPEAKER_4 (4:43)

We toned things down around here. They didn't tow down the, and in the restaurant, they have pictures of all the atomic testing. Oh, it is.

Suzanne Ramsey (4:50)

It's cool. And they have fabulous green chili and cheeseburgers.

SPEAKER_4 (4:54)

They have really good food there.