MUFON covering up evidence?

again, given the source is allnewsweb, a bit of skepticism is in order, but this is an intriguing claim nonetheless.
The long and short of it is that MUFON has ties to Bigelow Airspace, and several folks have claimed that MUFON has covered up valuable evidence of UFO visitations.

While a cynic such as myself would not be at all surprised if this were true, as usual allnewsweb is long on the allegations and short on the evidence.

The article is also muddied by a side issue concerning the age-old (and for me, stale) argument about Roswell. I don't give a rat's ass about Roswell anymore, there are much more interesting and compelling cases. Even so, so many deathbed confessions lately that seem to support the Roswell story make me slightly trend towards belief that it was an ET crash, but again, who cares when there are way better cases out there.

New revelations reveal Roswell Debris was extraterrestrial!

Startling news, if it can be confirmed!
props to the UFO Iconoclast for bringing my attention to this amazing story! I highly recommend you read his detailed article.

A former high-level scientist employed by the involved laboratory has offered a confession that he was tasked to study the crashed UFO material. Information provided by two U.S. Air Force Generals also offers direct support for this discovery.

The article details several documents and statements (among them those of two generals) concerning some classified metallurgical studies done on the infamous 'memory metal' alleged pieces of the Roswell crash of 1947, made famous by the revelations of Jesse Marcel, Jr, the son of the famous Army Major who made the initial investigation of what has become known as the Roswell crash. Another quote from the article:

Battelle scientist Elroy John Center has stated that he analyzed metal from a crashed UFO when he was employed by the Institute. Center was a Senior Research Chemist who worked for Battelle for nearly two decades, from 1939 to 1957. This has been confirmed by both his University of Michigan alumni files and by the location of scientific papers that he authored during his employment while at Battelle.

These documents and confessions seem to confirm not only the debris themselves, but also the US military's interest in them, and even subsequent 'discoveries' made as a result of the studies of the alien material!
double wow, if these can be confirmed. I'm trolling the web now for more info....

[Update 07/05/09] the 3rd part of the series was released recently, and has some interesting additional info...