Why is a dry lake bed in Nevada the source of continuous controversy in the UFO community?\r
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Robert Lazar, a self-proclaimed Area 51 employee, went public with tales of flying saucers and greys hidden in plain sight of the fabled military installation. These stories of reverse engineered UFOs and alien interion created quite a buzz, but is there enough evidence to back the tales up?\r
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In 1989, Robert Lazar, a shadowy figure claiming to work at Area 51, spoke with Las Vegas-area television station KLAS-TV.\r
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In aof interviews, Lazar told stories of a project to reverse engineer alien technology. The project centered on nine different UFOs collected by the U.S. Government over decades and hidden in hangers amidst in a location named S-4. Lazars information about S-4 corroborated with Papoose Lake, a now-dry lake bed just miles southwest of Area 51.\r
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As the interviews continued, Lazar went into detail about the intentional construction of the hangars at a devious angle and military attempts to camouflage the buildings.\r
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Lazar also spoke in detail about Zeta Reticulans — the grey aliens popularized in s — present in the hangars who aided in the the militarys research and intervened in events on Earth over the past 100,000 years.
