Something enormous and fiery crashed, resulting in considerable Soviet government cover-up. Films have been obtained and verified by experts revealing the possible crash of a flying saucer and the finding of a badly mutilated alien body, also filmed during autopsy. This incredible information was featured 9-13-98 on TNT (Turner Network Television) program "The Secret UFO Files of the KGB".

http://tnt.turner.com/kgb/frame_index.html"

which has an excellent overview of the stories, film and experts involved in this startling case. Below are images from the program showing the Russian soldiers from the 1969 footage examining the remains of the disc that crashed. Speculation is that the disc crashed in the nearby field and this portion flipped and bounced into its position in the wooded area.Soldiers are seen throughout the film, along with KGB officials examining and guarding the site. Experts on the TNT program say the Russian autopsy of the alien torso and arm was very authentic and accurate procedure for 1969 in Russia.

UPDATE:

UFO- Researcher Kal Korff Receives Metal Fragments for Analysis from Alleged Russian 'UFO' Crash in TNT Special

September 27, 1998

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA -- TotalResearch announced today, that their President and CEO, critically-acclaimed investigative journalist and author, Kal K. Korff, has received for analysis five purported fragments from an alleged UFO 'crash' near Berezovsky, Russia, in 1969.

"After careful research and investigation, I am pleased to announce that I have received for analysis, five fragments from an alleged UFO crash that we are told took place in 1969 in Russia. This case first came to international prominence recently when the TNT network aired just a few weeks ago, a 90-minute, made for television, primetime special claiming that this event took place, the source of which purportedly comes from previously-classified Soviet KGB intelligence files on the subject of UFOs." Korff said in a short statement while visiting one of his offices in San Jose, California.

"Before I send these fragments in for analysis, I intend to follow up first on the background and provenance of these samples, and then it is my intention to have them analyzed both at a private university laboratory and at a U.S. government laboratory. I believe in using both civilian and government facilities as controls, and that this is the proper and responsible way to handle having these samples analyzed."

While Kal Korff has already investigated and exposed several of the claims in the TNT KGB-UFO television special as being "inaccurate, and outright erroneous," he remains intrigued by the samples.

"The metal samples are of interest to me, because they are tangibles that can be tested, measured, quantified and analyzed. We should be able to tell exactly what these pieces of metal represent, and most importantly, whether or not they were manufactured on this Earth by human technology. I look forward to learning the results of the analyses, whatever they reveal."

When Korff was asked whether he thought the fragments were from a 'real' UFO, he declined to speculate, saying, "How would I know? Right now, I have no opinion one way or another. I remain, for now, neutral in this matter and will make sure these samples get analyzed properly. That's the best I can do, and this is the responsible thing to do."

"As soon as the lab results are in, I shall immediately make them public, and then it is my intention to contact the producers of the KGB-UFO TNT special and have a conversation with them about this whole affair."

"That conversation should prove interesting." Korff said with a smile.

Kal Korff will be discussing his receipt of the fragments over the next few weeks via postings on Glen Campbell's UFOMind web site, and on his regular, syndicated bi-weekly radio show, "Counterpoint," which broadcasts out of radio station CKTB in Ontario, Canada. But since we have good and regular contact with Kal, you will find any new revelations on the A.U.R.A. Website as well.