The period and circumstances of his death remain unconfirmed, but word of mouth has indicated that it may have been two years later. A little over thirty years later, in early July 1947, his nephew William "Mac" Brazel gained certain fame in the so-called Roswell UFO incident when he allegedly found strange debris on his ranch some 70 miles northwest of Roswell, sparking the claim that a flying saucer crashed on the ranch where Brazel was foreman and that the government subsequently instituted a cover-up.
The circumstances surrounding the death of this individual are unclear, but rumors suggest it may have occurred two years later. In early July 1947, William "Mac" Brazel's nephew became associated with the Roswell UFO incident when he allegedly discovered strange debris on his ranch near Roswell, sparking claims that a flying saucer crashed there and that the government concealed the event.