Museum workers at the Hakui Centre for UFO Research in Japan found a document that indicate the FBI has evidence of alien life. These were allegedly three metallic, saucer-shaped objects.
DailyStar reports that besides the UFOs, there were occupants inside that were three-foot tall, according to the memo. Quoting Journal Telegraph, the document claims Air Force investigators recovered the three saucer-shaped objects in New Mexico.
The saucers had raised centers and about 50 feet in diameter. The occupants wore metallic cloth made of very fine texture and was bandaged. The U.S. government managed to capture the three UFOs because it had put in place in the area a very high-powered radar that could interfere with the saucers' control mechanism.
The museum, supposed to provide public access to more than 10,000 documents related to extraterrestrials and UFOs, was scheduled to open in 1994 but never did. These documents are in the FBI vault online, according to Paranormal Globe.
The building where the museum was supposed to be is the headquarters of Cosme Isle Hakui, a UFO and NASA research museum. However, its focus is less on alien life and more the space agency's past and present space missions and explorations.
Ishikawa JET, a blog by Leah Zoller, agrees that despite the museum's name, 75 percent of its contents are U.S. and USSR spacecraft. Its UFO portion is just limited to photos of UFOs and information about its sightings and location.