Inside are a pair of spectacular if grainy photographs that Dweper says could have major implications for the history of Mankind. The first contains a partial view of what he claims may be the first undeniable alien spacecraft.
| Ingebeeld
Neef has received, via Federal Express,
a Manilla envelope from Gek Dweper, perhaps the best-known and certainly
the most controversial UFO investigator in the Old Country.
Inside are a pair of spectacular if grainy photographs that Dweper says could have major implications for the history of Mankind. The first contains a partial view of what he claims may be the first undeniable alien spacecraft. |
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| "I was stunned in silence, if I have seen the first photo," Dweper wrote. "how there is definite proof, that the military conquers has flies UFOs in zone of 25. something so that they have always disputed!" | |
| Zone 25 is a top-secret Military base, totally off-limits to all but a select few. Neef explains: | |
| "It becomes zone of 25 calls because the entrepreneur so that they have put in, to do the construction has the whole basis builds 25 kilometer-south of where it had been accepted. Fortunately, nobody has there lives either, so all so that they an arrow on all of their maps does will do." |  |
| Gek Dweper gave the picture to "photographic experts" who used "very cultivated computer-expansion-technologies, to take out an approach of the whole vehicle in flight." | |
| "It dazed really, sits here, to all these years of chases to shadows, grasps to the tiniest rests of questionable proof, and watches these pictures," he wrote. |  |
| "At long last the fight has finished. Finally, the whole world could know the truth, because we have real proof finally!" | |
