OVNI Trace: Salvatore Carta and Apollo 20

La Huella OVNI talked with Salvatore Valentín Carta about the problems he faced studying the Apollo 20 case.

He is an expert on UFOs.

He told us what he thought about this case.

With Jorge Luis Sucksdorf telling the story, Salvatore Carta takes us on a journey about the Apollo 20 case and the problems he faced.

Carta says that this case had unexpected problems and he worked with people from other countries.

Salvatore looked into the «Apollo 20». Even though he knows that some parts of this story caused arguments and people think it’s fake, he believes the main part of it is real.

He says he worked on this for almost two weeks.

Problems

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But, some bad things happened that stopped his work: he and his friends, including an Italian in Venice and a guy from Israel who’s good with pictures, lost their work and had computer problems.

An Australian who likes UFOs also lost important information.

The Italian shared the letters he wrote with William Rutledge, an important person in the Apollo 20 story.

Carta says that Burgos got some of his work back with help from other people.

Talking About Apollo 12

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But problems and being scared made Burgos share only a little of what he found.

Salvatore talked with Rutledge on YouTube, which was owned by Google.

He says computer problems and lost work messed up their talks, and even broke part of his computer.

But Carta, even with these problems, asked about the Apollo 12 guide, which he had on his computer.

What William Rutledge Said

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Rutledge answered quickly and knew a lot, showing he knew about the guide for a long time.

He talked about a moon thing called «Rigoletto», saying it was like jelly.

They didn’t know if this was true then, but later, people like John Lear, who knows secret stuff, said it was true.

Richard Buckland, who used to work for NASA looking at pictures, also said some things Rutledge said were true.

Apollo 20 by Salvatore Valentín Carta

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He proved that Rutledge told true things before people like Lear and Richard Hoagland said them.

To end, Jorge Luis Sucksdorf tells the story of how Salvatore Carta studied the Apollo 20 case.

Even with problems, Carta talks about working with people from all over and trying hard to find out the truth about strange things and stuff from the earth and moon.

What he found is very important for later studies.