A Bit of RGV Folklore and Legend

– December 30, 2011Posted in: History, Local Writers & Poets

I have heard some strange tales about this case.
There have been UFO sitings, someone could investigate and interrogate witnesses, but in the end the establishment throws it out whether substantive or not. The current Obama administration has taken the position that alien aircraft do not exist. However at your next back yard bbq, ask some old codger about the Alien Base in Weslaco. One thing it is for sure: A part of Rio Grande Valley folklore and legend. Read on>>

About Edgardo

Born in Houston, Texas and moved to Raymondvile, Texas in 1969. Family bought a radio station and helped with the family business until it was sold in 1997. Since then started an agency and mostly writes about experiences in Deep South Texas. Writers of the Rio Grande founder, editor and contributing author.

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