On the altar of clicks, information is sacrificed. And this is happening once again from websites with a “name.” Today, the story of the autopsy of the alien in Russia is circulating in almost all Greek blogs . From the “reliable” sources:
In 1969, a UFO reportedly crashed in the city of Sverdlovsk and was recovered by the Russian military. The video shows close-ups of the UFO itself, in which - according to Russian media - a dead alien was found.
Here is the video too
So let someone explain to us how it is possible that the supposed forensic surgeon performing the autopsy is using blue LATEX in 1969, when latex did not exist. Let's not talk about the postmortem rigidity that does not exist of course because maybe alien bodies are flexible like rubber. Let's not mention, also, the absence of blood because we cannot know the anatomy of an alien.
Of course, if such a remarkable event really happened, the expert “scientist” should have photographed the contents, as they were, before removing organs. This way, future generations would have the opportunity to study the autopsy.
We left for last, one more serious reason, which makes us believe that "valid" Greek websites are reproducing a hoax. The quality of the video is very good, something that would not be possible with the technology of 1969.
The conclusions are yours.
