In 1998, the TNT documentary The Secret KGB UFO Files, hosted by Roger Moore, presented two films said to have been obtained in Russia from former KGB sources. The program also showed Soviet documents, film cans and other material presented as accompanying the footage. The first film shows Soviet military personnel recovering a damaged disc-shaped object from a snow-covered forest near Sverdlovsk, now Yekaterinburg. The second shows the autopsy of unidentified remains described in the accompa...

Dr. Annette Ryan, a former Army surgeon, examined the 1969 Soviet alien autopsy footage and said two things: These were medical doctors. This was a real medical procedure. If Grusch was right about “biologics,” why assume the Soviets never recovered any? https://t.co/aNGGl0fQ9u

Join us as we discuss ‘The Alien Autopsy’, the extraordinary history of an extraordinary piece of film footage. The Alien Autopsy footage apparently shows an autopsy of a deceased alien who was recovered from the supposed Roswell UFO crash in 1947. But is the footage real? (No, it’s a hoax) HOWEVER, did the makers ‘recreate’ a film that they’d actually seen? Was there an actual autopsy, the footage of which didn’t last? And what exactly crashed just outside Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947 submit...

Remember the Alien Autopsy film? It was presented as real, then later revealed to be a hoax. Then there's The McPherson Tape by Dean Alioto. It was always intended as fiction, yet many viewers believed it was genuine found footage. Dean eventually had to publicly explain that it wasn't real. It's an interesting contrast. One story was sold as fact and later questioned. The other was made as fiction and mistaken for fact.

I just stumbled on a rare piece of information that has not been connected as of date. here we have two seemingly solved hoax videos. however, there are still camps of thought that with Spryos (the guy who claims he hoaxed Alien Autopsy 1995) there is a real lack of background that this guy could pull this off. No real evidence he made it. Spyros‘ book he supposedly wrote doesn’t actually exist online. the guy makes Kubrick level claims in his attention to detail to explain the footage. this...

Say what you want about Bob Lazar, but the description of what he saw in some alleged photos of an alien autopsy... those contained very specific details. Should never go unnoticed. - What most distinguished the photo was the classic t-shaped incision that ran nearly the entire vertical length of the trunk, with a far shorter horizontal line at the top of that major cut line. The skin had been pulled back revealing a series of specific organs of respiration and digestion—lungs, heart, kidney,...