Case File: Suspicious Death at the Roswell UFO Site

Case File: Suspicious Death at the Roswell UFO Site

Case Number: 389-002

Date: September 18, 2023

Investigating Team: The Paranormal Investigators of the Southwest (PISW)

Lead Investigator: Robert Evans

Field Agent: Claire Morgan

Forensic Specialist: Dr. Alicia Grant

Subject: Suspicious Death at the Roswell UFO Site

Location: Roswell, New Mexico

Claim: Paranormal Activity Surrounding Unexplained Death

Description: A local man, Mark Sutton, was found dead under mysterious circumstances near the infamous Roswell UFO crash site. There are suspicions of paranormal activity tied to the death, with multiple witnesses reporting strange phenomena in the area around the time of his death.

Summary of Incident

On the night of August 22, 2023, Mark Sutton, a 34-year-old local resident and UFO enthusiast, was found dead just outside the Roswell UFO crash site, a location made famous by the 1947 UFO incident. Sutton had been an active member of the local UFO research community, frequently attending meetings and investigations regarding the infamous crash and the surrounding area.

The cause of death was initially ruled as a heart attack, but there were no previous indications of heart problems, leading some to question whether there was something more at play. Sutton's body was discovered by a fellow researcher, Kyle Jacobs, who reported seeing strange lights in the sky before finding Sutton’s body.

What raised suspicion was the proximity of Sutton’s death to a series of strange phenomena reported by local residents, including unusual lights in the sky and strange electromagnetic disturbances. The Roswell UFO crash site is known for these types of anomalies, which have continued to be reported sporadically over the years.

The family of Mark Sutton, concerned by the unusual nature of his death, contacted our team to investigate the potential paranormal involvement surrounding the incident. Sutton's sister, Maria Sutton, claimed that her brother had been speaking of "voices in the sky" and "hearing things that weren’t there" in the weeks leading up to his death.

Initial Assessment

Our team arrived in Roswell on September 1, 2023, to begin an investigation into the suspicious death. We interviewed family members, friends, and anyone who had been in contact with Sutton before his death. We were also granted permission by the Roswell police department to review the autopsy results and crime scene photos.

Upon speaking with Kyle Jacobs, the friend who discovered Sutton’s body, we learned that Sutton had been exploring the area near the crash site the night he died. Jacobs reported that Sutton had been extremely excited in the days before, mentioning that he had “finally cracked the code” on the Roswell incident, and believed he was getting closer to understanding the truth about UFOs and extraterrestrial activity in the area.

Jacobs also noted that he had witnessed strange, erratic behavior from Sutton on the night of his death. He described Sutton standing in the middle of an open field near the crash site, staring up at the sky, muttering to himself. Jacobs tried to approach but felt an overwhelming sense of dread and unease as if something was “pulling” him away. He retreated, and when he returned hours later, Sutton was dead.

Phase 1: Investigation of the Site

The first step in our investigation was to visit the crash site where Sutton had been found. The area was heavily guarded by security personnel due to its historical significance, but we were granted access to a nearby open field where Sutton had been seen before his death.

The field had a strange, almost unnatural quietness to it. The air felt heavier than usual, and there was an odd stillness in the atmosphere. Our team set up equipment to detect any unusual electromagnetic activity. We also deployed infrared cameras and EVP (electronic voice phenomena) recorders in the area.

Within hours, we began to experience strange occurrences. Our electromagnetic field (EMF) meters started picking up unusual readings, indicating high levels of electromagnetic interference. Several members of our team, including myself, reported feeling dizzy and lightheaded, as though something invisible was pushing down on us.

Around 3:00 AM, our cameras captured strange lights in the sky—rapidly moving orbs that seemed to hover and then vanish. This behavior mirrored descriptions of UFO sightings reported in the area for decades. Our EVP recordings also picked up faint, garbled voices during these occurrences, though nothing intelligible could be heard.

Phase 2: The Investigation Deepens

As we continued to investigate, we learned more about Sutton’s mental state leading up to his death. Maria Sutton shared a journal her brother had kept in the months prior to his death. The journal detailed Sutton's increasing obsession with extraterrestrial life and a growing sense of paranoia that he was being watched or followed by unknown forces.

In the journal, Sutton mentioned hearing “whispers” and seeing “shadows” near the crash site at night. These writings suggested that Sutton might have been experiencing some form of mental distress, possibly brought on by the intense study of UFO phenomena. However, there were entries that referenced “beings” speaking to him from the sky, as if communicating through some form of telepathy.

Our psychic consultant, Claire Morgan, noted that the energy in the area was “incredibly charged.” She reported sensing the presence of a “watcher”—an entity that seemed to be monitoring our every move. During one of our EVP sessions, Claire asked if anyone was present, and the response was chilling: “We are waiting.”

The more we uncovered, the more it seemed that Sutton’s death was not just a result of a heart attack. He had been involved in something far more dangerous—whether it was the result of his research into extraterrestrial life or an encounter with something otherworldly.

Conclusion

Our investigation into the death of Mark Sutton remains inconclusive, but the evidence points to the possibility that his death was influenced by some form of paranormal or extraterrestrial activity. While we cannot definitively say whether Sutton encountered beings from another world, the strange phenomena reported near the Roswell UFO site and his bizarre behavior before his death cannot be ignored.

The most unsettling part of this case is the potential link between Sutton’s death and the ongoing mysteries surrounding Roswell. While the cause of death may have been a heart attack, the circumstances leading up to it suggest that something—or someone—was influencing his actions in a way that is beyond natural explanation.

We have recommended that local authorities keep a closer eye on the area and continue to monitor any unusual activity in the region. Whether this case is linked to UFO phenomena or something else entirely, it serves as a stark reminder of the mysteries that still lie hidden in the skies above Roswell.

Final Notes:

Cause of Death: Officially ruled as a heart attack, though the surrounding circumstances remain suspicious.

Evidence: Unexplained lights and strange electromagnetic disturbances.

Recommendations: Increased monitoring of the area. Possible connection to ongoing UFO sightings and extraterrestrial activity.

End of Case Report.