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originally posted by: CosmicRay
a reply to: thepixelpusher
Skinny Bob had a turtleneck.
originally posted by: thepixelpusher
Can anyone read the manufacturers toy tag? See closeup of it below.
originally posted by: thepixelpusher
Can anyone read the manufacturers toy tag? See closeup of it below.
Still trying to figure out what the toy tag says.
- M. Bush
Later Warne would take her to an examination room and she saw several small childlike bodies. One was moving. Their skin was grayish to brown and they were covered in something like white linens. Their heads and eyes were large.
- Lowe
They were, "Dark complected. I remember they was thin, and it looked like they had too big of a head."
They were about the size of 10 year old children, and base commander Col. William Blanchard indicated to him they were about 4 feet tall.
An eyewitness, recently found by Carey & Schmitt, to bodies and a live alien at the hospital was PFC Elias Benjamin (testimony), an MP in the 390th Air Service Squadron. He was ordered out to Hangar 84/P-3 on the morning of July 8 (or perhaps the evening of July 7). There he was put in charge of a security detail to escort three or four bodies on gurneys from the hangar to the hospital. They were covered with sheets, but one of the sheets slipped during transfer, and that is when Benjamin saw the "grayish face and swollen, hairless head of a species that I realized was not human." He also noticed that one of the bodies seemed to be moving. At the base hospital, the sheets were removed, and doctors began working on one he thought was alive. He described it as "a very small person with an egg-shaped head that was oversized for its body... The only facial features that stick out in my mind now are that it had slanted eyes, two holes where its nose should have been, and a small slit where its mouth should have been."
There is no actual validation of these claims other than the stories that have been told. Some stories with the convenient slipping of the sheet and getting a peek of these aliens. Or the tarp that doesn't quite cover the crashed spacecraft as drives through downtown Roswell. You'd have to be fairly naive and gullible to fall for these types scenarios. A highly secretive and secure scene but... OOPS there goes the sheet again. Really?
Betty and Barney Hill's description of their aliens varied...Their story is a poor example of a case.
All properties being attributed from our own belief and our own features. As I have pointed before and someone mentioned in this thread, looking at the wide variety of life on Earth, we have no idea what an alien life form would look like. What it may need to survive on their own planet and environment. For example, the octopus has survived for millions of years in a completely different environment and evolved features to do so. It shares the same basic needs as humans- eyes, mouth, arms, method of transport, communication, and on, but looks completely different. It's foolish to fit aliens into this human-like mold.
The man who appeared in the video hasn't been positively identified as a former Lockheed Martin engineer named Boyd Bushman. But even if the fellow is who he claims to be and he genuinely believed the images displayed in the video were of a real alien, evidence points to someone's doing the hoaxing.
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: OrionsGem
with 59 pages to wade through - I admit I have not read the entire thread - and keyword searches don't offer an answer so :
some of the vid in the OP relies on what I call " display boards " - of the type used at convention / expo stands and seminars etc
ie folded boards that open to reveal a montage of pics and printed docs
these are fine for expo stalls - but not really a logical choice for a y-tube // vid interview .
so one wonders - why does he have all this material mounted on display boards ?
the " obvious answer " is :
he has been // planned to go hawking this material to seminar // expo audiences
this is not a reply addressing the validity or orignis of the material presented -
just a musing on its prior use . " novelty " for want of a better word - ie - has it been presented before
if so - where / when , by whom ???