Christian Stefanizzi

Roswell wasn't the end of the story. It was the beginning of the cover-up. When debris was recovered in the New Mexico desert in 1947, the public was given explanations that changed repeatedly-each one designed to close the case. But as years became decades, the silence grew louder: documents disappeared, testimony persisted, and the official narrative kept being rewritten. In Beyond Roswell, historian and investigative author Christian Stefanizzi examines Roswell through the lens of Cold War secrecy, institutional control, and the long shadow of classified research.
What emerges is a haunting trail of contradictions-and the unsettling possibility that the truth was never meant to reach the public. Because the real mystery isn't what happened in 1947. It's what happened afterward.