Matilda O'Donnell MacElroy

Senior Master Sergeant of the US Women's Army Air Force Medical Corps, assigned to the 509th Bomb Group in Roswell, New Mexico. According to her posthumously published records, she was the only person able to communicate telepathically with the surviving extraterrestrial being 'AIRL', which was recovered in the Roswell crash of July 8, 1947. She conducted daily interviews from July through August 1947. Her records were published in 2008 by Lawrence R. Spencer in the book 'Alien Interview'. MacElroy describes AIRL as an officer, engineer, and pilot of the civilization 'The Domain' — an ancient interstellar power. The being communicated exclusively telepathically and explained that the physical body is merely a temporary vessel for the immortal consciousness (IS-BE). MacElroy died in 2007 in Ireland; her records were sent to Spencer shortly before her death. CRITICAL CONTEXT: Publisher Lawrence R. Spencer is a Scientology adherent. The IS-BE concept and the Old Empire cosmology are structurally nearly identical to L. Ron Hubbard's Xenu myth (OT III, 1967). Stanton Friedman: the text is fiction. No verifiable military files. The book is regarded as a creative work with a Scientology foundation.