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The base - according to The Dulce Book, by a man known only as Branton - lies deep beneath the desert mesas near Dulce, inside levels of countless miles of tunnels and rooms, in which aliens and humans work together on projects ranging from strange meddlings of technology and the occult to the dissection and genetic alteration of captive human beings.

"I frequently encountered humans in cages, usually dazed or drugged, but sometimes they cried and begged for help," said an alleged former base employee interviewed in The Dulce Book. "We were told they were hopelessly insane and involved in high-risk drug tests to cure insanity. We were told never to speak to them at all."

Troopers said a woman from the day care center called for animal control because there was a dead dog near the property that had been hit by a car several days earlier.

Before officers could arrive, the man showed up and began engaging in sexual acts with the dog, police said. The animal control officer also reported seeing Kuch involved in the sex act and as he approached him, Kuch shoved him away and ran off.

An otherwise healthy chick hatched with four legs has died after almost a month following a nasty bout of constipation in it's second anus

Worth a look just for the pic.

A flawed test on NASA’s twin Viking spacecraft may have fooled scientists into overlooking signs of life during their examination of the Martian surface 30 years ago. Researchers now say that one of the landers’ experiments was not sensitive enough to find organic molecules in the soil, despite signs of life shown by another test.

A collection of abductee accounts. Normally I'd skip over this sort of shite but one of the stories (Beth's) talks about the subject having her brain removed, examined and then replaced. It reminded me of a similar account that I posted the other week. The stories take place within 3 years of each other, and in separate countries. Here's an extract from the new one:

She could not see what he did, but she felt as if her head was being opened and her brain removed, all without any sensation of pain. After she was "all put back together again," a cold liquid was poured over her head.

Interview with two ex-servicemen who witnessed instantaneous damage to radar equipment following attempts to track a UFO travelling at 5,000 miles per hour.

In 1925, renowned horror writer H.P. Lovecraft secretly traveled to Richford and Berkshire to investigate a strange phenomenon that was occurring in the two towns. Lovecraft had been visiting friends in southern Vermont when he first learned about odd sightings in Richford.
Locals there were terribly afraid of a beast they had dubbed "the Awful." First spotted atop the Boright building at the corner of Main and River streets early one evening around dusk, the Awful, according to records of old, was a winged creature that resembled "a very large Griffin-like creature with grayish wings that each spanned ten-feet." The creature possessed "a serpent like tail that equaled its wing length" and "huge claws that could easily grip a milk can's girth."

The mating preferences of the rich, highly educated and well-nourished could ultimately drive their separation into a genetically distinct group that no longer interbreeds with less fortunate human beings.

This story takes place around October 20th, 1975. A woman tells how her, her child and her boyfriend were abducted by beings apparently wrapped in elastic bandages, with metal arms.

Following a complete medical exam, their bodies were cut open and their brains were -removed- and examined () before being replaced. All three were then given nasal implants and released.

Hay, at least it was an entertaining story

Even if the larvae are not handled, the hairs break off readily and can become airborne, causing a rash, dermatitis or conjunctivitis and, if inhaled, pharyngitis, asthma and even anaphylaxis though this is highly unusual.

..the moth will not become a human health problem again until May, when it hatches and begins consuming the 80 to 100 Tuscan oaks on the nearby housing development where it is believed to have originated.