Alien Abduction US soldier
Alien Abduction US soldier
1956 Based on the White Sands missile test near the Holoman Air Force Base in New Mexico. The site was used for rocket testing and Major William Cunningham was involved in collecting debris for testing after a successful launch. Jonathan P. Love It was an unequal day full of tedious work, and the two people parted ways to cover different parts of the field. But the day was a workable day, but Cunningham was soaked in blood from nearby when his family took him out. Love it! In the deserts of New Mexico, especially with venomous snakes everywhere, the threat is not uncommon. Cunningham was ready to take action with first aid if Lovente was bitten in the spring, but he was not ready for what he found. Screaming LoveTest, but the one holding him is not a snake - or anything from this world. A long metal arm wrapped around his legs, dragging Lavte into terror. It was too long, Cunningham did not even know where it ended - until he looked up.
There was no long metal attachment on the ground, but it was carried up to a large silver disc in the sky, which rested twenty feet overhead. Cunningham looked back, filled with trembling, and saw Lovete pulling into the sky and into the disc, which rose into the sky and disappeared from view. Major Cunningham broadcast the radio for help, but the horror began. The site was soon bustling with security teams as they faced a missile test ground for any sign of Lovete, but nothing was found. Cunningham was unstable and kept talking about the inhuman object that had kidnapped the soldier and many believed he was mentally broken. He was taken to Base Hospital for examination and interrogation, but he never denied his story that Lovete was taken into the UFO air.
According to some sources who support his account - there is a radar system in Aadhaar, which at the time chose an unknown radar contact near Lovete's location. This caused the army to investigate the surrounding desert and continue the search for a few days. It will be three days before they get anything - and what they find will surprise and confuse everyone. This is a sergeant. The body of Jonathan Lowet was ten miles from the place where he was taken. Many suspected that Cunningham would hurt Lovente, but the position of the body made it so impossible - he could not find the time to move the body before playing the radio for help.
Medical tests confirmed that the body was in contact with the elements for one or two days, i.e. loving ... before placing her body in the desert. And he was completely naked. But it wasn’t that different about their bodies, and the terror they inflicted on them made people think of one thing - aliens. Since the first sighting of UFOs, farmers have often had accurate markings that UFOs were transporting their livestock from the fields and that they were dead and badly returned to land, as if they were machine-made. Many believe that there are other explanations, such as defects or natural causes such as carnivores or parasites.
One farm farmer stated that his award cow odd was generally not enough to engage federal researchers and that there were no reports of this happening to humans - to date. On-base medical investigators soon found that Lovett's corpse had been badly mutilated, his tongue removed from the root, and his eyes neatly blunted. Even worse, her anus and genitals were removed and most of her organs were removed.
It was even more confusing, everything was neatly taken by the surgical procedure. But no crazy surgeon does this for a human being. The final revelation about Lavette's body was very distressing - his body was carefully washed with his blood, but the vascular system was intact - not when someone was bleeding. Who - or what - can do this for the sergeant. Jonathan Lovett? The answers are not so easy to come by. The Project Grudge report contains fourteen files, and the first twelve and fourteenth are not all classified. They discuss the views of various UFOs, with good evidence but no conclusive evidence.
Alien Abduction US soldier
But Grudge Report # 13 is not mentioned in any official file and even sixty years later, today it is strongly classified. It did nothing to discuss the theories of the Lovete-Cunningham events with so much intrigue and foreign hijacking passion - there are strong propositions for each theory, but there are many holes. The most common theory among the suspects is that Major Cunningham killed Lowette, probably in a dispute over dealing with the wreckage. But the question arises - who was able to make the body so perfect? Cunningham has no medical training, so he needs a partner. Since the military base is fully stocked with base hospitals and on-site physicians, the current theory is that he can get a physician on site to find the body, transfer it to more sites, and do the mutation for this. The search was called to explain what else seemed to be the culprit.
It takes a lot of coordination when everyone is closely watching, and the surgical accuracy required is beyond the medical capacity of the 1950s Air Force. Another theory is that S.G.T. Lovetest suffered a very general tremor in the desert, and Major Cunningham's fatigue and confusion led him to see what had really happened, very distorted and terrible.
New Mexico is a dangerous place full of desert carnivores, in which mountain lions are large and aggressive, pulling humans away. It does not describe the soft mutation, but the fact that a long time elapses between Lovete's kidnapping and the discovery of her body means that she has time to shed blood, and then her body can be transferred to another hunter. But to be sure of the body details, removing it is a very clever hunter. Could also be a human hunter. One of the most popular theories about unexplained abduction and mutation is the dangerous flaws that ghost-worshipers make sacrifices for their dark lord. Typically, they target animals in their rituals and describe cattle rashes.
They can bite an animal or person and use sharp knives and surgical instruments needed to stop the bleeding. Although there is no documented murder for these errors, there are many disappearances around the United States that have never been resolved. The kidnapping of an American soldier, however, would be a huge increase that would diminish the very large police presence on these religions - and there are no records of a maneuver for the perpetrators of Lovete's murder, however he came from this land. Are the aliens really looking for bait to break through the desert and experiment? The number of cattle found throughout the year lends credence to the theory, and Major Cunningham explained to his fellow soldier that there was nothing suitable for this land. Injury range for the sergeant.
Lavette's body makes it difficult to imagine anything a human or animal can do. If a foreign soldier is kidnapped and killed by aliens, wouldn’t America go to war? We’ve seen all the movies where aliens attack and America comes back to blow up their ships. The only question ... with what weapons? In the 1950s, the space program began. The ship that took Cunningham Lovete is beyond any human for many centuries, and no one knows how to track or fight it. If S.G.T. Lovete was killed by an alien ship, the US could do very little but look at the sky and try to stop another attack. But there is another theory about the sergeant's strange death. Jonathan Lowette is getting more attention as people are watching the weird case of Project Grudge File # 13. When the government file is the # 13 file, a look of good fortune comes.
So where do we know about the Lovette-Cunningham accident? A pair of prominent conspiracy theorists have long claimed to be part of the Unbreakable Project Grudge, which allowed them to view the original file. First, the infamous UFO theorist William Cooper claimed to have seen it in the 1970s and was the first to reveal a horrific explanation of Lovette's mutation. William English, a former Green Beret captain, caught the file's attention while working on U.S. security details at a base in England. Colin Bataram, who collected the information for the Special History Channel case, believes the case was discussed by controversial racist conspiracy theorist Frank Joseph, and that extroversion comes with a war.
All three accounts are in circulation and there have been rumors about the incident. But what exactly does the government say about it? Conspiracy theorists say the government does not want you to know the truth, that they have examined all records of the incident from books - and that they are correct. If you comb military files for any record of the sergeant's strange death. Jonathan Lovete, you get nothing. You will not even see any record of what happened to Major Cunningham after the terrible discovery. But they went ahead, because you could not find a record that was part of the United States Air Force - or, in fact, existed, did the government reconstruct all the records of these men from existence, everyone, they know, to cover up this terrible event? Or have they ever been? What we do know about Project Grudge File # 13 is that one person died miserably - but there is no record of it, and the only argument is that it happened. It comes from three theorists who claim to have appeared in the highest level government document ever.
The government, which has been covering the case for decades, has even published books on the incident, allowing everyone to tell! Did the Black Ops Killer give up on this event or something? The truth may be there, but the truth about the Lavette-Cunningham incident may be very close to earth and there is no evidence. But anyone who has read about it will probably keep a close eye on the stars.