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From the article:”Marcel graduated from Louisiana State University’s school of medicine in 1961 and joined the US navy in 1962. He retired after nine years but later joined the Montana army national guard and became a flight surgeon in 1981. He was called back to active duty in October 2004 and served as a flight surgeon in Iraq for just over a year. He reached the rank of colonel.”

He must have been a prodigy genius to have graduated from a school of medicine at age 18(and have graduated from high school as well?). I wonder if he joined the Navy at 19 and graduated from med school in 1971?

He would have been 3 or 4 when he handled “the artifacts”(based on the article’s timings).

If Marcel was 76 years old when he died, that means he was born in early 1943. He would have been only 4 years old at the time of the Roswell incident.

I see a lot of inconsistencies in this story but perhaps the article writer was a bit sloppy in his recounting and reporting of events?