Hoaxes & Hard Lessons

Fakes, cons and honest mistakes, and how each one was caught. 12 entries, oldest first.

FG-001 · November 1896 – May 1897Probably explained

The Great Airship Wave

Fifty years before 'flying saucers,' Americans saw mysterious airships.

California, then across the Midwest and Texas
FG-006 · June 21, 1947Hoax

The Maury Island Incident

A tale of falling slag, men in black and a deadly plane crash.

Puget Sound, Washington
FG-007 · July 1947Explained

Roswell

A 'flying disc' press release, a weather balloon retraction and a legend that took 30 years to form.

Near Roswell, New Mexico
FG-014 · 1949–1952Hoax

The Aztec Crash Hoax

A bestselling book about a crashed saucer, built on a con man's sales pitch.

Aztec, New Mexico
FG-018 · 1952 – 1970sDisputed

The Contactees

Friendly 'Space Brothers' from Venus, desert conventions and a new kind of UFO believer.

Desert Center and Giant Rock, California
FG-043 · July 1969Probably explained

Apollo 11's Traveling Light

Buzz Aldrin sees a light pacing the spacecraft. A science fiction writer's hoax made the story much bigger.

On the way to the Moon
FG-059 · 1982–1986Explained

The Hudson Valley Boomerang

Thousands saw a huge, silent boomerang of lights. A group of pilots had a secret.

Hudson Valley, New York
FG-060 · 1984–1987Hoax

The Majestic 12 Documents

Supposed top secret papers about a secret UFO control group. The FBI called them bogus.

Mailed to a TV producer
FG-063 · 1987–1990Hoax

Gulf Breeze

Dramatic Polaroids of a glowing craft, and a model found in the attic.

Gulf Breeze, Florida
FG-064 · 1989Disputed

Bob Lazar and S-4

A man on TV says he worked on alien craft near Area 51.

Las Vegas, Nevada
FG-065 · November 1989 – 1990Disputed

The Belgian Wave

Triangles over Belgium, F-16s scrambled, and a photo that turned out to be fake.

Belgium
FG-069 · 1995Hoax

The Alien Autopsy Film

Black-and-white footage of an autopsy on a Roswell alien, broadcast around the world.

London, England