Liz Braun - Yesterday
An image taken from the trailer for the documentary,© Provided by Toronto Sun
Did the Brazilian military capture alien beings in 1996?
That’s the year residents of Varginha, Brazil, reported seeing a UFO in the night sky and maybe extraterrestrials, too.
Three young women claim to have seen an alien being on Jan. 20, 1996 — a creature about 5-feet tall, with a large head, brown skin and large red eyes — walking unsteadily in a rainstorm.
A second, similar looking creature was found lying by a road two days later, and another such being was spotted at the local zoo.
Brazilian military authorities explained away each of these incidents.
News Corp in Australia reported that interest in the alleged UFO crash, extraterrestrial encounter and subsequent military cover-up — which created a media frenzy at the time — has intensified once again with the news that video of an alien exists.
And it’s about to be released, according to the news agency.
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The Varginha incident, as it’s known, is the subject of a new documentary called Moment of Contact from filmmaker James Fox.
Fox went to the small town in the southwestern state of Minas Gerais to interview eyewitnesses, experts and officials.
As retired Brazilian Air Force General Jose Carlos Pereira noted in the documentary, “Governments tend to cover up everything they can’t explain to their population.”
A local man, Carlos de Souza, witnessed the crash of a UFO in the area after locals reported seeing a cigar-shaped object falling slowly from the sky.
De Souza returned to the place 26 years later with the filmmakers and spoke about what he witnessed — strange pieces of aluminum-like material and the overpowering smell of ammonia.
A large military presence descended on the town almost immediately after de Souza got to the site, and cordoned off several blocks.
The alien beings are described by all who saw them as having strange, oily skin; a soldier who retrieved one alien body is said to have died within weeks from an infection he got after touching the alien’s skin.
A military insider said he saw a soldier with a camera filming a captured alien as the creature’s body was being transported from Humanitas Hospital in Varginha to ESA Army Base.
That’s where the rumours of video footage come from.
The film ends with a statement from filmmakers saying they continue to pursue video and photo evidence — evidence they say has already been seen by U.S. officials.
“According to local military and civilian witnesses, the bodies and crash debris were appropriated by agents from the United States of America.”
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