myeck's cousin Ingebeeld Neef has been following
with interest the growing controversy in the Old Country over the crash and
recovery of an alleged alien space craft in the early 1950s in a remote valley, outside the village of Roosbron.
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| "At first, the military
has dealt as bewildered as any body. You have sealed away the area, and eye
filters late said they, is a stoned flying saucer recovers and three or maybe
four real dead alien body. Everyone became excited and fearful. Some
days late, they have announced, that it straight was a little airplane-carrying
a military message-bearer, the has had an accident, if the pilot became through fumes
overpowers while crossing over the mountains. |
"This photo of
an of the alien corpses became actually runs in the Roosbrun News Of Things
however the military has seized quickly the
printing, plates and all the copies so that they could!" |
| This has done sense to many
people, how each knows, that the mountain-people are extremely gaseous."
The incident
was largely forgotten until the early 1980s, when witnesses, no longer willing
to keep silent, began to come forward. Slowly, old photos, thought long-destroyed,
began to surface, topped by the shocking news that a businessman had obtained, and
was selling on video cassette, what was purported to be a secret military
film of the autopsy of one the the dead aliens.
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"The film provides
does became through a company with head-quarters right here in Moeras Damp
At. Some frames of the end of the film became skillful the company and they
could, to confirms that it had coated actually film. The government, natural,
allegations, that it knows nothing, over the
film!
The
film is very controversial. It even more controversial is, if further people
into these land TV-sentences had. |
A still photo
from the still controversial "Alien Autopsy" film. Here, although the autopsy
has already been completed, the conscientious hospital orderlies continue to offer
hot, nourishing soup to the dead alien. |
| Each body, that has seen it, has their own
opinion, especially over the type of soup-existence has serves." |
