Dead Man Identified As "Alien Hybrid" by family

I have a big issue with this woman's motives.
1. What kind of lady in this day and age would be dating a guy who has a stockpile of 1200 guns? That's just not normal. Most would be scared and dump him ASAP.
2. If she thinks that he makes a good fiance, then I'm afraid I just can't take anything she says seriously, she is obviously mentally incapacitated.
3. Her 'holiday' is sketchy as all hell, her actions following his death are bizarre and make her out to be either guilty or nuts. I think it's both.

This is whacky.



All around bizarre.

originally posted by: Qumulys
I have a big issue with this woman's motives.
1. What kind of lady in this day and age would be dating a guy who has a stockpile of 1200 guns? That's just not normal. Most would be scared and dump him ASAP.
2. If she thinks that he makes a good fiance, then I'm afraid I just can't take anything she says seriously, she is obviously mentally incapacitated.
3. Her 'holiday' is sketchy as all hell, her actions following his death are bizarre and make her out to be either guilty or nuts. I think it's both.

Unless she didn't know the full extent of any of these things and only knew what he was telling her. Perhaps he only told her bits and pieces of the whole story. If we assume that the Government stuff is real, then he was working under extreme classified information. You're sworn to secrecy and cannot tell anyone, even your wife. This isn't the first or the last time that someone has worked under those types of parameters. Not saying that this guy was, but I am just saying if we go under the assumption that he was that it could be why.

I know its stated that they found the firearms in his home. However, there are ways to hide these things. If he had the money (or the means) for obtaining that many firearms and vehicles, then he has ways of keeping these things private to himself.

a reply to: Swills

A car that drives underwater would be a submarine . Somehow what i think he had was a toyota modified with a snorkle that allows it to drive while its submerged in water but the fin and himself maintains out of the water to take in oxygen.

They are not that uncommon. However, the story behind this mans death is very weird. The weirdest part that his fiance left him to rot in the car.

a reply to: interupt42

There are cars that drive directly under water

^That maybe a bad example there, but its still relevant. Who knows what kind of vehicle under water technology we have. In the end, I guess we'll need to see pictures of what he had to really know for sure. I'm hoping that some surface soon.

a reply to: Bloodydagger

Lol yeah i figuired they might have some but that is more gimmicky than practical. I havent seen the pic but im guessing its more like pic i posted.

Everyone knows the only amphibious vehicle worth owning is the Volkswagen Schwimmenwagen...


If it doesn't have oars and a fold-out propeller, it's a waste of money.

All of those toys and $230,000.00 in cash.

There has to be some kind of history, alien or not.
Job history, family history, educational history.,title/courthouse history, birth certificate, something?
Way too many simple questions left unanswered.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance
oMG I want one!

originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
a reply to: Bloodydagger

there is already a thread about this, but no alien hybrid talk.
i guess the fiancee is really batsh@@ crazy, seeing how she left him in the suv thinking that one of the alphabet agencies would find him. now she claim he is a hybrid.

Other thread here www.abovetopsecret.com...
It's all there, including the alien hybrid.

The gubermint really needs to keep better tabs on their alien/human experiments. This one got out of his cage.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

Top Gear's Toyboata is another!

When I think underwater car, I think this..

Hummer H1 Off Road Driving COMPLETELY Underwater

www.youtube.com...

and some others

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a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

Schwimmenwagen! those utilitarian german engineers, had them a sense of humor didn't thay

The Schwimmenwagen is the best. It has oars, it has a shovel, and it has the ultimate name for an amphibious car. All others are simple poor imitations.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

Heck yeah, I will take one of those.

Yikes, scratch that they are going for over 60K US.

a reply to: Bloodydagger

Admittedly, the underwater SUV is the most interesting. Switzerland supposedly made the first 'rich man's toy' based off of James Bond's 007 submarine car. Wikipedia first scuba car

In 2013, Elon Musk, Tesla, purchased the actual 007 vehicle from the movie at auction. Apparently, with intention to create his own version. Details here

I can't seem to find any info on official made Toyota SUV scuba cars? Anyone else have any ideas? Perhaps, this guys crazy fiancé misunderstood him saying he was part alien. He have been a spy or double spy? But for who? Where did all of his money come from? I would love to learn where this SUV is made and sold?

I find it funny that people have difficulty believing this guy was anything but a nut. He had some pretty good income from some source to own an arsenal worth a few hundred K and a car collection of similar value. We also must assume he had plenty more. The movie Mr. & Mrs. Smith comes to mind.

originally posted by: CynConcepts
I would love to learn where this SUV is made and sold?

It's probably a semi-custom build. There are companies that make all sorts of ridiculous things for those with too much money, such as a group I stumbled across last week that sells "luxury tanks"...

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

Including custom made "Zombie Apocalypse" vehicles. But that's another discussion

a reply to: Bloodydagger

Wow! While this does seem crazy as Hell, what I am finding funny is trhat we cannot believe this is the real deal?! I mean, why not?! This guy could have been a Hybrid... Just sayin... Syx...