 | The MUFON investigation team has completed its investigation of the alleged crash of a UFO near MAGÉ BRAZIL. The case, which has been widely circulated on social media outlets, has been determined to be nothing more than an elaborate hoax. Our National Director for Brazil, A. J. Gevaerd, reported his team’s disposition to MUFON headquarters earlier this week along with a narrative describing the team’s findings. A translated summary of the narrative highlighting the salient points is provided below: My team and I have intensively investigated this alleged case and found out that it is a TOTAL HOAX. It started with a fake audio about a supposed UFO crash published over the net, later assumed to be a fabrication by the female author. As time went on the story got bigger and bigger every day, with many alleged witnesses making all sorts of claims, all disconnected from each other, all exaggerated, and mostly lies. Some people even said things like they were “hearing” telepathic requests for help from aliens inside the alleged object crashed, or that there were children in the alleged object crashed crying for help, or that the aliens onboard the alleged crashed object are predatory and eat human meat. READ MORE |
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13 Comments
DannyG
5/21/2020 08:58:57 am
Why is this even being reported here if it's a confirmed hoax? Aren't there tons of new and old real reports to print? Come on MUFON.
Hans
5/21/2020 04:34:52 pm
Because the incident has been widely publicized across the internet as the real thing, and a lot of people would continue to believe so unless someone tells them the truth!
DannyG
5/22/2020 10:04:51 am
A crashed craft with children crying for help and human meat eating aliens inside? Telepathic requests for help? Really? I don't think any rational person believes that for a second. It would make a good sci fi movie.
Junkman
5/22/2020 03:01:29 pm
Stupid is as stupid does. Some people will belive anything on the internet. I'm selling the golden gate bridge for only 200 dollars. Give me a call.
Sal G
5/22/2020 05:13:52 pm
Nice job done A J Geveard. I believe that all reports of or about UFOs should be investigated no matter how stupid they may sound and not everyone knows about UFOs like those with an interest in the phenomena. Otherwise a real incident might be missed.
Richard
5/23/2020 11:21:50 am
The internet is a wonderful thing. Unlimited information at your fingertips. But with every technology people use it for deceit and false information. Most story's and photos are just too good to be true. Rule of thumb is don't belive everything you see or hear on the internet.
ANONYMOUS COMMENT
6/1/2020 04:29:33 pm
MUFON SAID Brazilian UFO Crash an Elaborate Hoax ??? Is Mufon wrong ??? Found this, ...https://www.earthfiles.com/2020/06/01/part-1-mage-brazil-mystery-eyewitnesses-say-military-helicopters-chased-red-ufo-early-am-of-may-12-2020/ .......
wayward
6/2/2020 05:01:36 am
I'm also coming to the same conclusion.
DannyG
6/1/2020 06:02:32 pm
I find the fact that a hacked radio transmission from Brazil was picked up in Portugal extremely hard to belive. They are over 4,000 miles apart. Must have powerful helicopter radios.
DonnyS
6/9/2020 10:46:16 pm
Seriously? Portugese is the language spoken in Brazil Einstein.
DannyG
6/10/2020 09:42:35 am
"Alleged hacked Portuguese radio transmissions of Brazilian military in Mage Brazil " the articall says nothing about them "speaking " Portuguese .
Shiva Warrior
7/3/2020 12:17:11 pm
Yes, We spoke portuguese ! I live in Rio de Janeiro, near Magé, about 50 miles. At that night we had seeing an green little men going to the beach of Ipanema, they drink cocoa water and dance all night.
Junkman
6/2/2020 08:46:44 am
Eyewitnesses say. You can make sources or a eyewitnesses say anything you want them to. Just hearsay until you have concrete proof. Just like fisherman tellin tall tales bout the one that got away. Leave a Reply. |
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