Dead Man Identified As "Alien Hybrid" by family

Apparently the value of his weapons cache is 5 million. Included were Government Issued weapons. So there is some plausibility to the claims he worked for ABC gov. groups.

His father was a microbiologist who owned his own medical lab. Just putting that out there...

I want to know why a Toyota? They are horrid. Maybe a nice RR or a Cayenne. Even America produces some juicy SUV's, but a horrible Toyota, my alarm bells ringing, this guy really was nuts spending money on that junk, questions definitely need asked!

What an absolutely batsh*t story. Definitely some high strangeness going on here, even if he wasn't a part alien hybrid. How is a person able to stockpile 1200 guns and it only gets found out when he's found dead?

Bloody nuts.

only read the first page so far.. but being an alien hybrid does not mean you were born conventionally.

originally posted by: DaemonD14
What an absolutely batsh*t story. Definitely some high strangeness going on here, even if he wasn't a part alien hybrid. How is a person able to stockpile 1200 guns and it only gets found out when he's found dead?

Bloody nuts.

It's not that hard. If I had the money and the desire, I could amass a much larger collection than that whilst remaining completely off the radar. Of course I don't have that kind of money, and I'm quite content with the guns I do have.

a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

Not so strange. I grew up in foster care (just 1 home my whole life) and have considered adult adoption to formalize that this is my family.

With all these guns, maybe his goal was to create a private army.
He wanted to save the world, but probably not alone.
Maybe he was just beginning the preparations?

i really hope this was an actual, alien-hybrid, alphabet agency black military x-files deal, and not just some illicit gun-running borefest. unlikely i guess but truth is sometimes stranger than fiction...

So he was training to be a micro biologist and then jacked it all in. There is another couple of threads on here. One about alternative doctors/healers dying in mysterious circumstances and another one about microbiologists...apparently they there has been over 40 mysterious deaths of prominent scientists.

And Dawn VadBunker.. that has to be a made up name. As someone else noted D Bunker. Or playing around a bit more you have D Vader.

Something very fishy here. I think its possible there may be an alien connection to all the scientist/doctor deaths.

originally posted by: InvisibleOwl
a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

Not so strange. I grew up in foster care (just 1 home my whole life) and have considered adult adoption to formalize that this is my family.

Your case makes complete sense, but wasn't it mentioned that this family had not know here that long?

It sounds more like a business arrangement.

a reply to: December21st2012

Why do you think it's a made-up name? A quick search turns up several hundred people with that last name in the U.S. alone.

a reply to: December21st2012

And Dawn VadBunker.. that has to be a made up name. As someone else noted D Bunker. Or playing around a bit more you have D Vader.

LOL..That was one of the first things I said also. I actually thought "Dawn Bonkers", then "D Bunker".

I guess the million dollar question is "where in the hell did he get the funds to amass his stash, irrespective of fetishes, etc"? Some of the guns were government issued so that is also a red flag and makes you wonder if and who was actually funding this guy.

Strange, strange story.

a reply to: Dutchowl
Oh there crazy nutters, with what seems like 100s of millions of $$$ at there disposal.

I mean just alone they found 230,000 in cash at the place, drives a round in a bulletproof car worth at least another 100,000, and has a few other cars 14 if the OP is to be believed, one of which has a snorkel and geared for desert travel which if you were to tally up all the other cars and that he had, thats likely another few 200,000 for all of them, and lives in a place were the average median for houses is in the 2 to 5 million. So that alone, if it is to be believed, is in at least the multi million dollar bracket.

Oh not to mention his expensive and extensive gun and ammo collection he had.

So ya! He is a secret agent alien half breed, working for the government. Mmm K!

Though realistically with that much money at his disposal he is either some high up retired CEO or coporate shot, or I think the other guy form last year was a former mayor and was a bussinessman. Or it could not be all his money as his parents seem to be pretty rich. Or he could have been a retired economic hitman for the government, or just another middle men for the drug and gun trade going on.

And yes he could still be that because the drug trade alone is a multi billion dollar a year business, and the gun trade with Mexico as well brings in a pretty penny, those guns at his place could just be souvenirs he picked up during deals over the years. And well as you can see whatever organization he may have worked for, the CIA or other parts of government, they could easily afford to pay off that at retirement, or if not, just print it out and give it out...0 and 1 in a computer are easy to transfer, the government literally prints money out of thin air sometimes if it needs to.

And since he died at 60 yrs old, it could be that its just as likely that he was what he said or his girlfriends said. ie he was a government agent doing secret agent stuff, but likely minus the whole alien hybrid thing. Like another poster has said that could just have been his pick up line for the chicks...And it seems to have worked, that and the fact he was loaded. So ya dude. He was a secret agent just like in the movies, like James Bond or something, agent 007, or 060, or whatever.

Or you can take your pick of what this whole story is about. As it is pretty nutty story.

I suppose sometimes my sarcasm is just not thick enough to get through.

a reply to: heliopolis
Oh it will fizzle out like the others and every other story.

The public's attention span is about half an inch long, and in most things were talking miles to cover before getting anywhere. Anyways, who's to say all of this is not some codded lingo, or just made up. I mean how are we to verify anything when all we have are words on a screen and a few pictures all of which can be easily made up especially in our digital day and age.

Give it a few more days and this to will fizzle. Besides this is the least strange thing or story out there, oh ya by not by a long shot, compared to some things this is just plain ol normal stuff.

a reply to: Jaellma

LOL..That was one of the first things I said also. I actually thought "Dawn Bonkers", then "D Bunker".

Weeell...I did some checking on that with 411 united states and there are 45 people with that last name, two of which are in CA.
One is David Vadbunker and there is an association with a Dawn

originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: Jaellma

LOL..That was one of the first things I said also. I actually thought "Dawn Bonkers", then "D Bunker".

Weeell...I did some checking on that with 411 united states and there are 45 people with that last name, two of which are in CA.
One is David Vadbunker and there is an association with a Dawn

Very interesting.

I cannot wait to find out more about this situation. I wonder if an autopsy will be done? Or a paper trail (if any?) will be done on the items he had? All sorts of questions.............

I'm not sure if it's been brought up in the previous 9 pages, but I'm WAAYYY too busy (lazy) to read through and find out.

Anyway, I've been reading more on this and they tracked down a former roommate and a former landlord from an apartment he lived in. It appears he had a vehicle stashed at the apartment and he refused to move it. He literally moved out of the apartment, yet refused to take one truck that he left in the garage. Landlord threatened to have it towed and "Jeff" finally moved it, but only from the garage to the street in front of the apartment LOL!!!

Apparently he was coming once a week and moving the truck to a new spot on the street to keep it from being ticketed as abandoned. Sounds like some sort of stashed bug out vehicle that he had in one part of the city in case he needed to get off the grid quickly and couldn't make it to his primary home. Wonder how many more he may have had in other places. This isn't some hoop-d junker truck either. It's a TRD model Tundra. The starting price for a TRD you're talking 45k for the base model, which his was not, hes got the crewcab. Plus more for any extras, which he has, like the offroad setup with the grill and bumper like you can see in the article (was he preparing for a scenario where he would need to drive through a blockade or fence?)

Former landlord also states that he appeared to "buy" a new vehicle every other month. One time he took off seemingly drunk or under influence of some kind of meds or narcotics, and smashed up 4 cars parked along the street. He was adamant that the parties involved in the accident not call the authorites, and he showed up next day and paid all of them off in cash. Also went by a false name of Bob. That's what his landlord thought his name was for 9 years, until he learned it was Jeffrey. Who's to say Jeffrey isn't a false name as well lol...

Regardless this dude seemed to have an enormous amount of disposable income, and seemingly no way of explaining it. At least not that I've seen so far.

a reply to: JesusLovesRockNRoll

At least not that I've seen so far.

Breaking Bad?

a reply to: JesusLovesRockNRoll

It was Bob.
That explains everything.

a reply to: skunkape23

You mean Bob? From the red room?
Eek.