Carter Roy

Hey, can I see the super secretive Air Force base?

Why?

I think it's just cool.

Yeah, so his request was denied, but Ziefman went looking anyway.

Technically, he stayed in public airspace.

He flew along the restricted area's border.

Armed with a camera, a zoom lens, and bravery, he snapped aerial photos of Area 51.

He even posted them online, on Reddit.

If you do a quick Google, you can find his Google Drive link containing 346 photos.

While it mostly looks like boring buildings, there are a few odd craters.

You'd think that Ziefman would have been punished, abducted in a parking lot by angry CIA agents with a bag over his head.

But as far as we can tell, he didn't receive any legal repercussions.

The point is, Ziefman and the 2009 Rogue pilot weren't shot down just for getting close to Area 51.

So why would the missing Nevada Triangle planes be any different?

Well, maybe we're just looking at times Area 51 was being nice.

Around October, 2014, a YouTuber named Kenny Veach left a comment on a video about Area 51.

He wrote about finding an odd cave in the Mojave Desert near the notorious base.

He called it the M Cave since its entrance resembled the letter.

Now, Kenny was an experienced desert hiker who'd explored caves before, but the M Cave was different.

When he approached, his body vibrated.