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Originally posted by jkrog08
Okay, I just confirmed it, no tests have been done on his hands, other than a doctor examenation.
3. The marks are not Dupuytren's Contracture but are a direct result of some procedure that the aliens performed on Kevin's hands. The obvious speculation would be that the aliens placed some sort of implants in the palm of his hands. Kevin has never had his hands X-rayed so we cannot determine this. The other possibility is that they were caused by tissue sampling or injections.
www.ufobc.ca...
Originally posted by jimmyx
Originally posted by jkrog08
Okay, I just confirmed it, no tests have been done on his hands, other than a doctor examenation.
3. The marks are not Dupuytren's Contracture but are a direct result of some procedure that the aliens performed on Kevin's hands. The obvious speculation would be that the aliens placed some sort of implants in the palm of his hands. Kevin has never had his hands X-rayed so we cannot determine this. The other possibility is that they were caused by tissue sampling or injections.
www.ufobc.ca...
if these aliens were so advanced, and had such advanced equipment, wouldn't you think that the puncture marks are rather crude?
we here on earth can do a better invasive procedure, so as NOT to leave this type of scaring. if they had some type of serum to erase memory, which in my thinking is a pretty advanced medical procedure, they do not have the ability to shape and smooth out a puncture? hhmmm.....
1. Kevin developed the mild form of Dupuytren's Contracture coincidentally with the incident.
2. Something the aliens did or something during the encounter inadvertently triggered a mild form of Dupuytren's Contracture.
- One possibility is that when Kevin was hit by the beam of light he clenched his fists so forcefully that he damaged the connective tissues in the palm of his hands. Although the medical profession does not state this is a possible way of obtaining the Dupuytren's Contracture, they do not know how it is caused. It is interesting to note that when one clenches their fists, it is the ring and pinky fingers that places the most force on the palm. It is precisely these locations that Dupuytren's Contracture most often appears.
- Another possibility is that the marks were caused inadvertently by the "tests" that the aliens performed on Kevin (which he has no conscious recall of but which the aliens told him that they had performed). Perhaps Kevin clenched his fists on the examination table.
Probably, but letting him go with a full record of what had happened would be much more risky than letting him go with some marks on the hands that point to nothing.
Originally posted by jimmyx
if they had some type of serum to erase memory, which in my thinking is a pretty advanced medical procedure, they do not have the ability to shape and smooth out a puncture? hhmmm.....
Based on the available information gathered on Kevin from both 1st hand investigator accounts and accounts of Kevin’s friends there appears to be no reason why Kevin would be lying about his reported encounter.
Friday, September 4th, 1987: Kevin’s two friends arrive and go fishing, Kevin does not mention incident. Reportedly one of Kevin’s friends want to go out that night and watch for UFOs, nothing is seen. The remaining trip goes by without incident.
One of his friends asks him later in the day what all happened during his trip, he omits the day of the abduction.
and actually moved out of country for a time after the incident, but still talked about it in a private letter to one of his friends.
Thursday, September 3rd, 1987: Kevin headed out around 6:30AM on his motorbike to go moose hunting. At around 7:00AM the incident occurred After leaving the area some 14 hours later Kevin returns to the RCMP trailer and falls asleep, but hears a “buzzing sound”. At this point he recalls almost fully the incidents of the day.
At this point he claims to have heard a “loud metallic clunk” sound behind him around the corner of the road
Getting Knocked out
The first time was a baseball that I caught square between my eyes when I was 12 years old. It was a hard line drive and I thought I had a bead on that rascal, but I missed with the glove and it got me. I remember a bright flash of light, then I woke up several minutes later with my Dad, my coach and a lot of other concerned people gathered around me. I didn't realize that any time had passed.
I instantly felt paralyzed and was convinced time had stopped, everything was black, no sound. I tried to yell "No!" but all that came out was a distorted grunt.
I turned around to get my bike and for some reason it was not there, then I noticed it was on the other side of the road.
Originally posted by ArMaP
Could you please explain better how you think he could have made those marks with the handles/levers?
Thanks.
Another sign or symptom of Dupuytren’s contracture is known as a dermal or skin pit. The pit may be single or multiple, and appears as a small, local, deep indentation of the skin. This may be the first finding, it may come later, or it may never appear at all.
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The pit usually is located in the palm but also can be in the fingers. This indentation occurs due to a contraction of the connective tissue fibers from the palmar fascia to the skin. The skin is drawn down to form the pit.