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18th Annual 2009 International UFO Congress Convention & Film Festival. From UFO Collector Series - Latest UFO Sightings and Close Encounters in Mexico with Jaime Maussan and Santiago Yturria Garza. Full DVD.
Originally posted by internos
And WHO is Jaime Maussan?
Are you talking about THIS Jaime Maussan?
- CLAIM: Maussan claims the photo below was the best photo ever taken of a giant UFO in space.
FACT: The photo appearing in the October 6, 1997 issue of "Contacto Ovni Magazine" is actually that of a galaxy forming, not a UFO.
- CLAIM: Maussan claims 'Dr.Reed' UFO case is real and scientific evidence supports it. Maussan claims his alleged intelligence contacts within the military warned him that the case is real and very dangerous. Maussan takes 'Dr.Reed' on a national speaking tour of Mexico and creates a media campaign to promote the case. These speaking engagements sell out at many locations.
FACT: 'Dr.Reed' and his entire case have been exposed as a fraud. Maussan is challenged to produce his alleged scientific evidence and fails. Maussan and associates claim to have thoroughly investigated 'Dr.Reed' and to have established his claims, evidence, and witnesses. Claims of an alleged alien device being of extraterrestrial origin are never proven in spite of Maussan claiming the bunk device utilized advanced nano-technology. Not a grain of proof is ever forthcoming from Maussan to back any of his claims.
- CLAIM: Maussan was saying that UFO video shot from a helicopter in New York City was real and had been analyzed.
FACT: Video was a hoax produced by the Sci-Fi Channel.
- CLAIM: Publicly stated it had been confirmed that the comet Hale-Bopp was bringing giant motherships to evacuate the planet.
FACT: No mother ships, planet still here along with population. Hale-Bopp UFO hoax exposed as a fraud by Jeff Rense.
- CLAIM: Maussan said he had radar tapes confimrming presence of UFOs in Mexico's airspace.
FACT: To date, no such evidence has been brought forward.
- CLAIM: Maussan claims that he investigated a case where an airliner collided with a UFO in Mexico. Also claimed that "tons" of evidence and documents supported the case.
FACT: No evidence was ever produced.
- CLAIM: Promoted alleged alien photo as being real and impossible to replicate.
FACT: Photo was easily replicated. Maussan, in spite of being told it was fake prior to the story running at Rense.com, insisted the photo was genuine even after being told it was a fake.
- CLAIM: Maussan said there were gigantic UFO motherships orbiting the planet disguised as stars.
FACT: When asked for proof, Maussan exclaimed that was why the stars in the night sky moved - because they were UFOs!
See also
- JAIME MAUSSAN: DAMAGING SERIOUS UFOLOGY ONE HOAX AT A TIME
- AEROMEXICO'S AIRPLANE COLLIDED WITH A UFO BEFORE LANDING IN 1994! HOAX.
- Latest ET Photo Hoax Exposed
- Maussan hoax? And HOWE!!! (AKA flying horse)
- OdyessyLink -- True Story or Hoax? It's a HOAX!!!
- Investigative Journalist or willing believer?
www.inexplicata.com
On December 24, 2009 at 15:54 hours, the crew of an Aeromexico Boeing 737-800 reported that it had come across spherical traffic in the vicinity of Cerro de la Estrella (east of Mexico City). The aircraft had recently taken off from the airport. I heard the conversation myself. I heard when they asked if there was other traffic on the screen on air corridor 21. The airliner was at an altitude of 10,000 meters under excellent visibility conditions. This report can be added to other recent ones involving UFO sightings over the Mexican capital city, such as the one that occurred on Thursday, December 17 when platform personnel saw two spherical objects flying over Benito Juarez Airport. This occurred at 5:30 a.m. in a south-to-north direction, at an altitude of approximately one kilometer. Another important reference we can provide is that during the thunderstorm in October 2009, platform staff managed to photograph a UFO. It is thus possible to contribute more information of the phenomenon as it occurs in Mexico, where in many instances the witnesses are qualified airliner pilots.
Originally posted by Haydn_17
Wow i don't care what anyone says about this guy, i love those videos, and i cannot explain them!
Originally posted by Phlegmi
That Mexican guy is a fraud in my opinion. If he is included in a conference then it all looses credibility to me.
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
Mussain is a very intelligent guy..... some might use the term "cunning like a rat".
He knows he is presenting flawed material.
He knows he should cut it out, but he's addicted to the money & the "fame".
Kind regards
Maybe...maybe not
[edit on 1-1-2010 by Maybe...maybe not]
Originally posted by ThInGS Ar3 NoT WHaT Th3y
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
Mussain is a very intelligent guy..... some might use the term "cunning like a rat".
He knows he is presenting flawed material.
He knows he should cut it out, but he's addicted to the money & the "fame".
Kind regards
Maybe...maybe not
[edit on 1-1-2010 by Maybe...maybe not]
can you PROVE that ...
do you know him?
you know anybody who knows him?
do you know how much he is worth?
did you read somebody else's posts or blog or opinion and take it as your own?
though Libel and Slander is rampent on the Internet please refrain from using it on my topic please...
Kind Regards
ThInGS Ar3 NoT WHaT Th3y S33M
There's also a website called "UFO watchdogs" that wrote up a piece on how they too believe him to be a hoaxer listing incident after incident of Maussan backing up hoaxes, which in turn harm the legitimit UFO research community. IF this is true about him, then of course I agree that this harms the credibility of those who are serious about really researching. But UFO Watchdogs also put in their Hall of Shame the following people: Art Bell, Richard Boylan, and Linda Moulton Howe.(The list goes on and on and on.) I must disagree with listing these people. They even went as far as to put the X-Files "I Want to Believe" poster on the list. THAT'S NOT EVEN A PERSON! Pure stupidity. I think they've got a beef with everyone who's ever showed up on a Coast to Coast episode.