The Coyame Incident: Ufo Crash Near Presidio, Texas

Publisher Marketing: In this follow-up to their wildly-successful book, "Mexico's Roswell," the authors bring us up to date on the incredible story of a mid-air collision in August 1974 between a small plane and a UFO on the U. S.-Mexico border near the city of Presidio, Texas. Following the crash, the governments of both Mexico and the U. S. sent troops to recover the fallen UFO. Since the publication of their first book in 2007, the authors have uncovered several key new witnesses and a number of important new details about the case. This amazing UFO story has been featured on numerous television documentaries, including the History Channel's UFO Files, UFO Hunters, UFOs of the 1970s, and Extraterrestrial Contact. Video clips of the authors at the crash site have been shown on Larry King Live. This book brings you all the latest information about this astonishing UFO incident! Praise for the authors' previous edition: "Amazing! This story is wilder than the U. S. Roswell. This book is an amazing piece of work." - George Noory, Coast to Coast AM. "Did a flying saucer really crash in the desert near the Texas-Mexico border? Maybe only the crickets and lizards know for sure, but this little book sure is fun to read and ponder." - El Paso Times. "The way you tell the story is very exciting, a great read. The prose really moves along and keeps the reader on the edge of her seat. Great job guys! " - Elaine Douglass, MIT Graduate and Veteran UFO Investigator. "Torres and Uriarte are to be commended for tackling such an important case, whose impact on ufology may only now be coming to light thanks to the research they have undertaken. A definite must-read." - MUFON UFO Journal. Contributor Bio:  Torres, Noe David Bennett Carren has directed, written or produced more than 200 films and television shows, including episodes of "Star Trek: Next Generation," "Stargate," "Twilight Zone," "Murder, She Wrote," "Diagnosis Murder," and "Walker, Texas Ranger." In his long Hollywood career, he counts among his fondest memories working with "Star Trek" creator Gene Roddenberry, as well as the cast and crew of "Star Trek: Next Generation," including Patrick Stewart, Brent Spiner, and many others. David's recognition as a screenwriter includes a First Place in the New York Television and Film Festival, a Writer's Guild Award Nomination, finalist honors at the Austin Film Festival on multiple projects, and Gold and Bronze Remi Awards. As a director, he earned a Silver Palm at the Mexico Film Festival for his feature film, "The Red Queen." His play, "Christmas," was performed at the Back Alley Theater in Los Angeles and another play, "Comments," won South Texas College's Ninth Annual Play Writing Contest. He has also produced and directed for the stage, including productions of "Wait Until Dark" and "The Nerd." Medallion Books originally published David's first novel, "No Power on Earth," in 1986. Stonelock Pictures optioned his second novel, "I've Killed Mother," and his short story "If She Dies" was published in "Twisted Tales" before he adapted it as an episode of "The Twilight Zone." David earned his Bachelor in Journalism at the University of Texas at Austin and his Master in Fine Arts at Spalding University. He is an Associate Professor at the University of Texas - Rio Grande Valley, where he teaches screenwriting, film directing, film history, and video editing.