they are already here
Background
The color video footage, which lasts for a total of two minutes and
fifty-five seconds, was apparently smuggled out of the secret Groom
Lake "Area 51" facility in Nevada by a man referring to himself as
"Victor". The video film depicts a Grey alien being interrogated at
the government facility.
The footage first came to light on the Art Bell radio show on 13th
March, 1997 when ufologist Sean David Morton was interviewed.
Morton claimed the interrogation was fairly recent, sometime in
1996, and that renowned UFO expert Bob Dean apparently cried at the
advanced screening of the film.
After claiming to have smuggled the film out of the Groom Lake
facility in Nevada, Victor resolved to have the footage broadcast
on network television as soon as possible in order to pulicly
expose his claims. Victor believes that if his identity is
discovered and he is subsequently assassinated, this would only
further help to confirm the claims and authenticity behind the
film.
Victor approached many television companies in his attempts to show
the footage to the public. He first approached Fox TV, who turned
him down after the problems in authenticity they had when the
Roswell autopsy footage was shown by them. Fox felt they were being
deceived for a second time. Eventually, in July 1996, Victor found
an independent production company in Los Angeles, California called
Rocket Home Pictures Productions, who agreed to produce a
documentary based around the interview. Morton was brought in by
Rocket's president, Tom Coleman, to give his views, thus being the
first "outsider" to view the footage.
Contents Of The Video
After seeing the interview footage, Morton provides a chilling and
detailed description of what he saw:
"The film was shot through a large plane of glass. There was no
sound accompanying the images. The interview took place in a
darkened room, lit with an eerie greenish glow, I could make out
the silhouettes of two men, one dressed in military uniform with
what appeared to be the stars on the epaulet of his jacket, and
another more casually dressed man with his hand occassionally
rubbing his forehead. They sat with their backs to the camera at
one end of a long table, which was littered with wires, chords and
microphones. There were what appeared to be medical devices. One in
particular was blinking erratically, as if it was monitoring a very
sick heart. And there sitting at the end of the table was a small,
beige-skinned, black-eyed, bulbous headed creature, the like of
which haunt the nightmares of thousands of unwilling
abductees."
Morton made many references to the creature's sick appearance and
condition. The alien made very jerky movements and kept bobbing up
and down. He continued to describe the apparently distressed state
the creature was in.
"Its skin was a pinkish beige, but the rest of the head looked
purple and bruised, as if it had suffered severe contusions across
the skull."
The contents of the tape grew progressively more disturbing.
Towards the end of the tape, the creature goes into what appears to
be violent spasms, as if it was having a seizure. The mouth of the
alien opens and closes before a foam begins to come out. At that
point the heart monitor (as described by Morton) begins to start
jumping wildly, at which point the man in the military looking
uniform signals to a couple of medics, who rush into the frame and
aid the alien. As the doctors treat the alien, the footage suddenly
comes to an abrupt end.
Fact or Fiction?
The authenticity of the footage is seen differently by many people.
Morton is convinced the footage is real due to strong relationships
with stories of alien abductees and the information on the footage
in the lower part of the frame.
I myself am dubious, but do recognise the factors which lead to its
possible true authenticity. The ET's appearance and features are
recognisable as those mentioned by hundreds of abductees. Known as
"The Gourdos" or the more feared "Grey" species, the alien is
instantly recognisable by any Ufologist.
Another factor helping the video's authenticity is the information
etched into the bottom of the video.
The footage has the characters DNI/27 burnt into the bottom line of
the frame, along with what appears to be the time code numbers for
date, minutes and seconds. The letters DNI could be an acronym for
the Department of Naval Intelligence, the group responsible for the
Area 51 base, a fact not many people know about. The DNI connection
to Area 51 has been widely investigated. George Knapp, the TV
journalist who encouraged Bob Lazar to go public with his knowledge
has shown that Lazar's pay cheques from the time he claimed to be
working at Area 51 had DNI stamped on them.
Victor's Reasoning
The best place to possibly determine the authenticity of the alien
interview footage is the source, in this case a mysterious man
known as Victor who won't reveal ANY specific details about himself
in fear of discovery and assassination. If the man is telling the
truth about his background at Area 51, then this is understandable.
But how can the film be verified without any knowledge of it?
The producer of the documentary, Jeff Broadstreet, does know how
Victor took the footage from the base. Victor told him he managed
to obtain a copy of the video when in an unsupervised moment.
Broadstreet stated the following:
"He was assisting in the process of downloading a large amount of
video analogue tape to storage on DVD or digital video disc."
He further explains that Victor deliberately removed the audio
track to protect the identity of the men in the video and to also
help protect his own anonymity. Victor also told the producer that
he thought the man on the left, who is seen with his hand to his
head during much of the segment, is a military telepath apparently
used to assist in communication with the creature.
Since the creature is obviously in a great deal of distress, when
Broadstreet asked if the creature died later, Victor replied
cryptically, "I'm not sure, but I know it was retired from the
interview process."
According to Victor, the contents of the removed audio track
involved an attempt at trying to obtain some form of technological
information from the alien about the coordinates of a ship or
object. He does not know, or wouldn't tell, whether the alien was
attending the interview voluntarily or against his will after he
had been recovered from some UFO crash retrieval operation.
