Dead Man Identified As "Alien Hybrid" by family

a reply to: sirChill

Totally off-topic, but those pictures say "© Facebook"...Is Facebook really copyrighting peoples' personal photos?

One more thing that makes me glad that I've never had a Facebook account...

I still say this guy was a disposable asset, in the employ of some three-letter agency.

Perhaps not directly, as rouge spinter groups may exist even within the CIA, DEA, ATF, FBI, ect ect. It wouldn't be hard for a department head to have his own private team doing their own mission thinking they're working in the official capacity of their organization.

Ever seen the show Alias?

The guy sounds like he was loosing his grip and becoming a liability. It sounds like he was telling people he worked for a bunch of spy agencies (a big no no). He may have been lying and inflating his actual importance. He simply may have been a safe house baby sitter, keeping up the home and making it appear "normally used" to outside observers.

For all we know there may have been more people coming and going from the house through a hidden entrance, using disguises. Once inside you take off your disguise. Each time you leave, you put on your alter-persona.

You have to realize that suspected safe houses may be under surveillance by foreign intelligence agencies, and having someone come and go on a regular schedule makes the home appear "normal".

The house could have also been a temporary storage location for an arms shipment to....who knows.

I'm of the opinion he was killed and his GF is taking the fall by appearing "crazy". I bet she'll drop off the radar and probably never see the inside of a jail cell. Someone needs to set a timer and revisit this case in about 18 months. I bet you won't be able to find anything about her.

For all we know she wasn't really his girlfriend but his handler.

If the guns were still new in packaging, they should theoretically be able to be traced back to the seller. Follow the money...

But, I would suspect all these guns were purchased with cash from many, many gun sellers. A few here, a few there...it would send up big red flags to anyone selling guns for someone to buy 1200 of them and 7 tons of ammo -- that's enough for a small PMC.

a reply to: CynConcepts

Would they tell us if he was an alien hybrid?

Did he specify what type of alien? Terrestrial or Extraterrestrial?




Sorry, I couldn't resist.

I'm pretty sure the "alien hybrid" thing is just a ridiculous ruse to make people shake their heads and consider the whole story crazy. People will just stop digging into the story if claims about aliens and the like surface. It just muddies the water, making any investigation murkier.

a reply to: MystikMushroom

At least one article said that the majority of the guns were registered to him, though. Assuming that's correct, that kind of rules out any ideas that they were intended to go elsewhere...

a reply to: Bloodydagger

If he was an alien hybrid it would have to be assumed that he was being tracked by gps and his handlers would have not allowed him to be discovered. They would not want this to be public information, would they?

As to why he had strange accumulation of weapons and vehicles and cash on hand, also, leads me to assume, any agency involved would not have allowed that to be seized by normal channels.

When I saw this thread. I had to look twice. After watching the video and reading a few replies I've come to the conclusion that something is seriously wrong with the whole thing.
A family member has died in a car for whatever reason, and his family make odd claims that he's half alien and works for the government. Strange.

The guns, ammo & various cars and things are strange I'll give them that. The whole thing does seem out of the blue. It's just the family saying he's half alien that makes it just, odd.

originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
a reply to: sirChill

Totally off-topic, but those pictures say "© Facebook"...Is Facebook really copyrighting peoples' personal photos?

One more thing that makes me glad that I've never had a Facebook account...

because they are dicks that were made rich bank investment people so they could get rich. Similar to them using their legal team against any domain with book in it, treating it as an infringement on their bank given rights.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

Actually, it makes it seem less suspicious.

Find a random gun used in a crime that isn't associated with anyone? Weird...

Find a gun that was registered to a "normal guy", and you can assume it was stolen for the crime.

a reply to: rhynouk

Isn't this coming from the girlfriend's mother?

Has anyone from his family been located? A cousin, an old friend or old classmate?

Has he no know history? If so, I think that is where the real story lies.

on-board air tank for the combustion chamber, how long is the snorkel?

sorry, my knee jerked.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

Except the guns that have been shown aren't the kind that cartels are generally interested in, and most were registered to him....

You bring up a valid point, yet, I lean more to him being involved in cartel behaviour over the possibility of him being an "alien hybrid". It's just the way my mind works. When I see hoof-prints I don't automatically assume they were made by unicorns...

Some guys will say anything to get laid.

a reply to: threeeyesopen

Lol, fair enough.

a reply to: notmyrealname

DNA test? There are hybrids, this had been extensively documented, but they're usually under aliens' control.

originally posted by: JackHill
DNA test? There are hybrids, this had been extensively documented, but they're usually under aliens' control.

*sigh*

The government would ever admit a test revealed an alien hybrid. The official story on this one should be good.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

Yea, pretty sure they have had that copyright logo for a while. I can't stand facebook, not really against using it for what it is, but yea, its not exactly for people who care about their privacy.

a reply to: In4ormant

Because reporters are paid to go out and find things their superiors tell them to.

In this case they were paid to go out and find stuff out of the ordinary.

When hurricane sandy hit here on the east coast a news reported got fired for reporting only "optimistic" and "happy" stories as she couldn't find any people who were cynical or grossly negative at the time. So she got fired for not reporting what her superiors told her to go look for- hopelessness, chaos, doom & gloom.

It's all part of the big scheme of things trickled down from people in control. It's to ensure our society develops along the paths at which the powers that be desire.