UFO Crash in Brazil

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A fictionalized version of the creation of the footage and its release was retold in the comedy film Alien Autopsy (2006).

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Peter Coyote narrated the other Fox documentaries mentioned above, and is the narrator on this one as well. One viewer remarked: "I saw a similar clip from what looks the the same area a couple of weeks ago somewhere, where it descends into the valley. So overall there are 3 strange similarities in Varginha Brazil 1996 UFO case, to Nimitz 2004 case, Roswell 1947 case and Cussac 1967 case. Asked if he thought the Varginha case would feature in the next UFO report to Congress, Fox said, “Only behind the scenes.

Whether you think UFOs are black projects, extraterrestrial craft, something else altogether, or just don’t know. In 1995, film footage purporting to show an alien autopsy and claimed to have been taken by a US military official shortly after the Roswell incident was released by Ray Santilli, a London-based video entrepreneur. The Roswell incident, first brought to public attention in July 1947, remained relatively obscure for three decades until the emergence of UFO conspiracy theories rekindled interest in subsequent years.

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The story told of humanoid bodies about three feet tall, metal that was much stronger than those found on Earth, and alien writing found in the wreckage–these elements would later reappear in some versions of the Roswell myth. In December 2020, Obama joked with Stephen Colbert: "It used to be that UFOs and Roswell was the biggest conspiracy. Robert Spencer Carr became famous, briefly, in the '70s when, in a radio interview, he concocted the still-current story of aliens' autopsied and kept in cold storage at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, near Dayton, Ohio. The Roswell incident was most prominently featured in " My Struggle", [150] while the comical 1996 episode " Jose Chung's From Outer Space" satirized the recently-broadcast Santelli Alien Autopsy hoax film.

After station director George Walsh broke the news over Roswell radio station KSWS and relayed it to the Associated Press, his phone lines were overwhelmed. On October 11, 1974, science-fiction author turned UFO conspiracy theorist Robert Spencer Carr was being interviewed by radio station WKRC in Cincinnati when he, on air, publicly claimed that alien bodies were being kept at "Hangar 18" at Wright-Patterson. Such events, Dunnings argues, were then arbitrarily joined to form what has become the most popular narrative of the alleged alien crash. Pflock noted that only four people with supposed firsthand knowledge of alien bodies were interviewed by Roswell authors. Raëlism, founded in the 1970's incorporates the Roswell incident into its belief system, interpreting it as evidence of extraterrestrial contact and the Elohim's involvement in human creation.

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The Varginha UFO incident involves a series of events in 1996 when residents of Varginha, Brazil claimed seeing one or more strange creatures and at least one unidentified flying object (UFO). By the 1980s, popular accounts conflated the debris investigation with two separate myths of humanoid bodies over 300 miles away from Roswell.Several videos of the objects exploded on Reddit and Twitter, sparking incredible speculation about a crashed UFO that has been picked up widely in the Brazilian press. Crying foul, users began to accuse both Twitter and the moderators of the r/UFOs subreddit of censorship. Later, claims were made of additional unidentified creatures/extraterrestrials being collected and observed at a hospital, military/police/government trucks and personnel being active in the area, an unidentified animal "prowling" a local forest, the death of a police officer, and unexplained animal deaths occurring in the local zoo.

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In 1980, the book Roswell Incident (1980) popularized Marcel's tale, adding a story of alien bodies on the Plains of San Agustin. Chapter 9: Anxieties of influence: Conspiracy Theory and Therapeutic Culture in Millennial America". One issue under discussion was where Barnett was when he saw the alien craft he was said to have encountered. Soon after, the hashtag seemingly disappeared and many of the shared video clips were taken down, leading people to speculate a coverup was in action.

According to the description from the studio, a number of locals, including a group of girls ranging in age from 14-21, had a close encounter with a being described as about 4 feet tall, with brown oily skin, a large head and huge red eyes. The Plains of San Agustin Controversy, July 1947: Gerald Anderson, Barney Barnett, and the Archaeologists (PDF). According to anthropologists Susan Harding and Kathleen Stewart, the Roswell Story was a prime example of how a discourse moved from the fringes to the mainstream according to the prevailing zeitgeist: public preoccupation in the 1980s with "conspiracy, cover-up and repression" aligned well with the Roswell narratives as told in the "sensational books" which were being published.