Decoding alien mysteries captured in Brazil

Until recently, one of the videos that provided evidence of the most controversial aliens of all time was authenticated. For a long time, netizens were constantly buzzing about the story attached to it, that the two soldiers tasked with guarding the strange creature were arrested for arbitrarily filming it at the cell at night and publish videos without permission.

The mystery of aliens in Brazil has been decoded

In 2008, a video recorded a gray alien sitting on a chair and making strange sounds, while two soldiers told him something in Portuguese, starting Dizziness spreads online.

The story related to the video was also released later, stating that two soldiers on guard duty secretly filmed aliens captured in a military base in the Brazilian capital Brasilia. night. Because of this, both soldiers were arrested and aliens were transferred to an American task force the next morning. However, the video eventually leaked to the network.

Alien.(Photo taken from the clip).

Thousands of websites have re-posted all of the videos or some of the excerpts are considered the most mysterious and attractive of it. Although many people consider this video to be fake, few of them know its origin. This fact forced experts to go on a quest to find out the truth about the suspicion of gray aliens being arrested in Brazil.

The GabeHash TV channel once searched for the original video and contacted David Philling Kling, the first person to upload the video to the Internet on March 8, 2008, "The captive Gray" (roughly translated "Gray prisoner" ). . David is the president of a company specializing in audiovisual services, web design and animation production with special effects.

The investigation team also discovered that David wrote about the supernatural topics on his blog and produced a science fiction novel entitled "Oum Mib story" . The final video was revealed to be an animated film , created on the computer as a vivid illustration of David's novel.

The tumult of the "gray alien Brazilian" suspicion stems from the fact that some people took the video of David that removed the original website's address and posted it to other websites as an event. real.