Lt. C. Lenny Marquis

Lt. C. Lenny Marquis is a figure mentioned in UFO research forums in connection with the 1953 Kingman UFO crash retrieval case in Arizona. Limited verifiable information exists on his background, including birth/death years or nationality, which remain unknown from available sources. His primary role appears linked to military or government involvement in UFO incident response, potentially as a lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force or related agency. Key association is with the Kingman event, publicized by researcher Raymond Fowler in 1973, involving an engineer (Arthur G. Stancil, aka Fritz Werner) who measured the crashed craft's momentum for reverse engineering. No specific achievements, publications, or testimony directly attributed to Marquis are documented in credible sources. He may have been part of a response team alongside figures like Dr. Eric Wang at Wright-Patterson AFB, but details are speculative and unconfirmed.