Art security
![This flying saucer sculpture on the exterior of the International UFO Museum and Research Center was recently stolen and smashed. (photo by Tiffany LeMaistre/Flickr)](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tE_a3bZQ2IXAv6QtMo8bbUIFXa8SN4y1IgXrLIZYkgWKQZt_kIcY22w4gnzn_oMwnnoLimHlXWEghItLtog-ePZFYuaRuZHpopgqTSCeQImeK6p-7y-O4wljnN8BrJNHzQ56QgcnngI5ogS-YbPTJon1SC7G5WCerUr8ax1Q=s0-d)
UFO Museum’s Flying Saucer Takes Flight, Crashes
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A sculpture of an alien spacecraft that long adorned the exterior of the
International UFO Museum and Research Center in Roswell, New Mexico, was
stolen and eventually
found, smashed to pieces. The steel and fiberglass spacecraft had recently undergone repairs after it was damaged in a storm; it was being stored behind the museum in anticipation of a reinstallation on the façade. There are no suspects, and
security footage of the out-of-this-world heist has been released.
Verdict: Like the moon landing video, the supposed “security footage” was obviously staged — this saucer heist was clearly the work of Martian looters.
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