"Alien" artifact?

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Woman claims to have found an 'alien artifact' - Unexplained Mysteries

The object reportedly matches a similar item that CSM James Norton allegedly found at a UFO crash site.
This story comes courtesy of paranormal investigator Paul Dale Roberts of HPI Paranormal in Sacaramento who recently received a call from a woman named Stephanie Fuller.

She claimed that her fiance - a maintenance worker at an apartment block - had discovered a very strange object while cleaning up the home of a WWII veteran who had recently died.

The man had been a compulsive hoarder and it is unclear how he had obtained the object.

After researching the artifact, Fuller came across the story of Command Sergeant Major James Norton who in 1977 had a very strange encounter with a UFO at Fort Benning, Georgia.

On September 14th of that year, a group of men had been engaged in a live fire training exercise when a number of orbs appeared in the sky followed by a large triangular-shaped craft.

Shortly afterwards, many of the soldiers became ill and reported periods of missing time.

According to the report, the object, whatever it was, had seemingly crash-landed in the vicinity and Norton was able to surreptitiously retrieve a small piece of it.

The metal fragment was said to be adorned with strange symbols and exhibited peculiar properties.

Norton later posted a photograph online before burying the artifact on his property for safe-keeping.
 
I thought that all Alien items have to be turned over the the Fed. Gov. that it is automatically their property.
 
I thought that all Alien items have to be turned over the the Fed. Gov. that it is automatically their property.
No doubt they would have that law on the books. Maybe Duke could weigh in on that. However I don’t think that would stop people from hiding evidence. During wars many unauthorized items were brought home. I’ve heard of people finding live grenades stored away. Something as rare as an alien artifact would be a treasure to hide from authorities who would certainly confiscate it.

This piece certainly looks out of this world.
 
One more thing, odd they didn’t mention if this artifact was tested for what it is made of.
 
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No doubt they would have that law on the books. Maybe Duke could weigh in on that. However I don’t think that would stop people from hiding evidence. During wars many unauthorized items were brought home. I’ve heard of people finding live grenades stored away. Something as rare as an alien artifact would be a treasure to hide from authorities who would certainly confiscate it.

This piece certainly looks out of this world.

To my knowledge, the USG has never acknowledged the existence of extraterrestrial life. Also, a "law on the books" would mean a bill was written, debated, and voted on in both houses of Congress, then signed by the President. It would also be part of the Congressional Record. At some part of that process, one would think such a bill would have gotten some notice and commentary.
 
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To my knowledge, the USG has never acknowledged the existence of extraterrestrial life. Also, a "law on the books" would mean a bill was written, debated, and voted on in both houses of Congress, then signed by the President. It would also be part of the Congressional Record. At some part of that process, one would think such a bill would have gotten some notice and commentary.
Good points Duke.