A “Veterinary Assistant” featured in the whole Metepec Creature brouhaha, “Ángel Palacios Núñez”, is, according to Alejandro Franz, in fact Urso Moreno Ruíz, nephew of Mario Moreno, and a taxidermist.
More importantly, Urso Ruíz apparently confessed in an Internet forum he indeed hoaxed the creature, which is indeed just a squirrel-monkey:
“It’s just the corpse of a skinned squirrel-monkey. I took its ears out and involved it with all the hair and fluids of all animals I could find, then I dried it. All samples they take of it will come out as being of different animals.”

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Forgetamori: The Metepec Creature: author confess hoax
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Late last year, a series of encounters taking place in Texas began to spur interest in a “new wave” of possible UFO activity, constituting the most consistent rash of similar reports since the events that transpired in the Stephenville area two years ago. Now, the Texas MUFON group has released information pertaining to a more recent report that points to dubious activity which, almost without a doubt, renders previous reports from the area to mere fiction.
Two days ago, Roger Marsh bragged on the work of Fletcher Gray, a Texas MUFON Field Investigator who uncovered the evidence pertaining to an alleged January 9th encounter, at his UFO Examiner page. Below is an excerpt that details a bit of Gray’s detective work:
Behind the scenes–what you as the public cannot see–are the personal details witnesses must give up. These are details that remain private for the trained and certified investigator’s eyes only so that they can conduct research into the case. In this instance, the first clue was a Yahoo email address that was created on the same day that the report was made.
The phone number for the report turned out to be a local business and there was no match between the name behind the email address and anyone working with or associated with that business.
A deputy for the Ward County Sheriff’s office was contacted who said that no reports came to his office on this case nor were there any UFO reports recently for the greater Grandfalls area. And the “old power plant” on Fifth Street – does not exist.
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The Gralien Report: New Evidence Points to Wipe-out in Texas UFO Case
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This interview is part of the Development Package for the TV show created by Dr. Steven Greer and Chantal Boccaccio.
In Part One, Dr. Greer discusses sending a briefing to President Obama, his multiple successful contact protocols with ETs, and the work his team has carried out despite several members being murdered. He warns of the dangers of non-disclosure, as well as the weaponizing of space to keep us at perpetual war against “galactic enemies.”

Please watch Part Two, where Dr. Greer covers many other exciting topics such as the Alien Abduction Hoaxes perpetuated by Those in Charge. He explains that they’ve repressed technology which could save Planet Earth. He offers a positive vision for our future — a future of abundance – once the repressed technology is made available. “Every cubic inch of space, not outer space but the space around us, has enough energy to power the Earth for one day,” insists Dr. Greer.

THE DISCLOSURE PROJECT, Because The Destiny of the Human Race Hangs in the Balance.
The Disclosure Project is a nonprofit research project working to fully disclose the facts about UFOs, extraterrestrial intelligence, and classified advanced energy and propulsion systems. We have obtained the rights to present the Top Secret research of The Disclosure Project to a televised audience.
Dr. Steven Greer, the Founder of The Disclosure Project, has amassed over 400 government, military, and intelligence community witnesses whove testified about their direct, personal, first hand experience with UFOs, ETs, ET technology, and the cover-up that keeps this information secret.
An ER Doctor (and former head of ER), Greer has personally briefed some of our Top Government Insiders. Greer is considered by the Intelligence Community to be the foremost authority on Extraterrestrial Intelligence.
We’ll hear from these 400 witnesses some of the most explosive testimony ever offered in the history of ufology. The Disclosure Project will chronicle the Forensic examination of their evidence, and the subsequent revealing of Secret Government Files never before seen by the public!
Too, The Disclosure Project will chronicle the scientific development of exciting new Clean Energy Technologies which will assure the Abundance of Planet Earth – while releasing our dependency on Earth-Draining Resources!
THE DISCLOSURE PROJECT, Because The Destiny of the Human Race Hangs in the Balance.
The Disclosure Project- http://www.disclosureproject.org
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They may not be evidence of UFOs, ancient spirits or secret weapons, but there is something magical in their allure.
When Doug Bower and his co-conspirator Dave Chorley first created a representation of a “flying saucer nest” in a wheat field in Wiltshire, England, in 1976, they could not have foreseen that their work would become a cultural phenomenon.
Almost as soon as crop circles became public knowledge, they attracted a gaggle of self-appointed experts. An efflorescence of mystical and magical thinking, scientific and pseudo-scientific research, conspiracy theories and general pandemonium broke out. The patterns stamped in fields were treated as a lens through which the initiated could witness the activity of earth energies and ancient spirits, the anguish of Mother Earth in the face of impending ecological doom, and evidence of secret weapons testing and, of course, aliens. Today, one of the more vigorously promoted ideas is that they are messages, buried in complex numerological codes, concerning a Great Change connected to the pre-Columbian Mayan calendar and due to occur in 2012.
To appreciate how these exotic responses arose, we need to delve a little into history. Before today’s circle-makers entered the picture, there had been scattered reports of odd patterns appearing in crops, ranging from 17th century pamphlets to an 1880 account in Nature to a letter from astronomer Patrick Moore printed in 1963 in New Scientist. In Australia, the mid- to late-1960s saw occasional reports of circles in crops, and they were often ascribed to UFO landings. At around the same time in England, the Wiltshire town of Warminster became a center of UFO-seeking “sky watches” and gave birth to its own rumors of crop circles, or “saucer nests.” None of these, unfortunately, was photographed.
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The Smithsonian Magazine: Crop Circles: The Art of the Hoax


























