Inside The "Alien Autopsy" Video

Above, the alien autopsy display at the Roswell International UFO Museum. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Remember the alien autopsy video that surfaced back around 1995 during the heyday of Art Bell's Coast-To-Coast radio show?

Well, the video has resurfaced again. 

With interest in UFOs (or UAPs) rising thanks to information being released by the government, the video has been dusted off and brought out again.

The Daily Mail (U.K.) posted an article on this and it begins with:

An 18-minute video of an alleged alien autopsy that sent the world into a frenzy decades ago has resurfaced as investigations into UFOs have reached a fever pitch.

The shocking film, showing three people in hazmat suits dissecting what appeared to be an alien body from the 1947 Roswell crash in New Mexico, was originally released in 1995.

The grainy black-and-white footage was televised worldwide, revealing a humanoid figure with a large head and dark eyes being cut open, further fueling the growing speculation of a government cover-up.

Millions of viewers were fascinated because the film seemed to prove that aliens existed, especially as shows like The X-Files were becoming a cultural phenomenon.

Years later, however, the film's producers admitted it was all a sophisticated hoax filmed in a London apartment using animal parts and plastic casts.

Despite their confession, questions remained, as one of the filmmakers behind the fake alien autopsy claimed the video was based on a real recording of scientists examining the remains of a dead extraterrestrial.

The film has now surged back into the public conversation about alien life, thanks to a new docuseries that is set to explore this mystery, diving into the video's creation 30 years ago and its lasting impact on UFO culture.

Above, yours truly with a couple of aliens at the 2018 Roswell UFO Festival.

To read more, go here. 

Chemtrails: Secret Geo-Engineering Project?

Above, contrails or chemtrails over Barking Spider Acre? Photo by Armand Vaquer.

The topic of chemtrails has been around for quite a while. Some see it as experiments to change the weather or other nefarious reasons.

I remember the late Art Bell talked about chemtrails with guests back in the 1990s on Coast-To-Coast AM.

A few months ago, a J. D. Lees (an ex-science teacher and publisher of G-FAN) commented on one of my blog posts:

I see in the photo you posted there are several "chem-trails" in the sky. There was another recent photo of you with a firearm and the sky behind you was full of chem-trails. We see them in Canada here almost every clear day. I have even seen planes spraying them at dusk. Planes have always caused "con-trails." ("Con" = condensation, as the water vapor that is the product of burning fuel condenses in the cold upper air.) However, the con-trails always dissipate within a minute or so. Chem-trails last much longer (even more than an hour) and spread across the sky much farther, sometimes causing a clear blue sky to become "overcast" or hazy. I don't know what's in the chem-trails... I thought they were part of an attempt to reflect light back into space in response to the fake global warming "crisis." But spraying them in the evening wouldn't account for that. It's disappointing to see this being done in the U.S. We Canadians are much more sheep-like when it comes to government trampling on our rights, but I would have thought Americans would be less likely to allow this to be done without some sort of proper explanation.

Maybe the following that the Gateway Pundit posted is the (or an) explanation.

It begins with:

What if I told you that there was an actual CONSPIRACY going on?

A research experiment that they kept hidden from the public because they were afraid of a backlash.

Because that is exactly what has been going on.

And keep reading to the end, because you will never be able to guess who has been involved in this project…

From the deck of a decommissioned aircraft carrier in the San Francisco Bay, researchers from the University of Washington LAUNCHED trillions of salt particles into the atmosphere with the intent of blocking out the sunlight from earth.

This is all being done in the name of stopping global warming of course!

To read more, go here. 

Whatever Became of...Art Bell?

Above, Art Bell.

There's no mystery on this "Whatever Became Of...? posting.

Art Bell, who hosted a late night radio talk show that focused on the paranormal, died last April 13 at his home in (what he called) "the Kingdom of Nye". I used to listen to his show while working the "graveyard shift" back in the 1990s.

It was revealed last August that his cause of death was an accidental prescription drug overdose.

From Fox News:

The cause of death for radio host Art Bell, famous for his show “Coast to Coast AM” and its "X-Files"-flavored focus on the paranormal, has been revealed as an accidental drug overdose. He was 72. 

According to the Nye County Sheriff's office, Bell's death "was the result of multiple drug intoxication from his own lawfully prescribed prescriptions." 

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that Bell "had four prescription medications in his system: the opioid oxycodone, the analgesic hydrocodone, diazepam, often marketed as Valium, and carisoprodol, a muscle-relaxant." 

Bell died at his Pahrump, Nev., home, on April 13, Nye County Sheriff Sharon Wehrly announced in a Facebook post to the community. She described him as a “longtime resident” of the area.

For more on Bell's death, go here.

Above, a historic front page of the L.A. Herald-Express from July 1947 on the Roswell Incident.

What prompted this post was that I came across a YouTube posting of a classic 1994 Art Bell Coast To Coast AM show on the flying saucer crash in Roswell, New Mexico. It is an interesting interview and warrants a good listen.

Here it is:

Art Bell Dies At 72

Back in the 1990s while working the "graveyard shift", the time would pass very quickly whenever Coast-To-Coast AM with Art Bell would have an interesting topic or guest. My mom had told me about Bell's show and I listened regularly to it during that time.

It has been reported this morning that Art Bell passed away at age 72 (ironically, on Friday the 13th).

According to Radio NK:

One of radio’s most successful syndicated hosts has died. Both the Las Vegas Review Journal and NBC TV in Las Vegas are reporting that Art Bell died at his home in Las Vegas on Friday, April 13. The Nye County Sheriff’s Office announced that an autopsy will be done later this week to determine the cause of death. 

Bell’s paranormal-themed overnight show, “Coast to Coast AM,” was syndicated on hundreds of stations by Premiere back in the 90’s. He left the show in 2002. He also had a show on SiriusXM in 2013. Bell was 72 years old. Most recently Premiere was syndicating Bell’s show Somewhere In Time which was the best in classic Art Bell shows from 6pm – 10pm on Saturdays.

The article is incorrect as Bell died at his home in Pahrump, Nevada, in Nye County, not in Las Vegas (Nye County was referred to as the "Kingdom of Nye" on Bell's show).

Coast to Coast AM continues today with George Noory, but it has never been the same without Bell.

The Tim Burton movie, Mars Attacks!, gave Bell a "tip of the hat" by having the initial meet-up between the Martians and earthlings take place in Pahrump.

To read more, go here.

Pahrump, A RV Mecca

Above, Las Vegas is just an hour away from Pahrump. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Pahrump, Nevada. I've never been there and all I've known about it is that former Coast To Coast radio show host Art Bell used to live there, which led to a "hat tip" from Tim Burton in Mars Attacks! Until now, that's about it.

It is roughly 63 miles from Pahrump to Las Vegas.

According to the Good Sam Club, Pahrump is a "Mecca" for RVers.

They wrote:

There’s a reason Pahrump, NV was dubbed “RV-er’s Paradise.” There are three perfectly-rated 10/10/10 RV Resorts – Lakeside Casino and RV Park, Wine Ridge RV Resort & Cottages and Nevada Treasure RV Resort, not to mention, the town has a considerable amount of other highly rated RV parks to choose from.

There are places to hike, do water sports, wineries, attend a hot air balloon festival, a fall festival and firearm training. And, of course, gambling.

To read more, go here.