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Tue, August 9, 2022 | 20:11
Alien Graveyard Found
Posted : 2009-12-15 19:20
Updated : 2009-12-15 19:20
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Extraterrestrial cemetery in Rwanda, Central Africa which is at least 500 years old, was discovered.

According to the Weekly World News, Dr. Hugo Childs, the Swiss anthropologist said, "There must be 200 bodies buried there and not a single one of them is human."

Dr. Childs and his colleagues reportedly discovered the alien graveyard on a routine survey of the Rwandan jungle.

"Soil and tissue samples indicate the bodies have been in the ground since the 1400s. We're now trying to figure out where they came from ― and what killed them," said Dr. Childs.

The creatures themselves were much taller and skinnier than humans and they stood about 7 feet tall. Their heads were larger than the average man's and they had no mouth, nose or eyes to speak of.

Dr. Childs speculated that the 200 aliens were part of a single landing party that encountered a deadly virus. Because they would have had no immunity to Earth disease, he added, something as simple as the flu could have wiped out the entire party.

He would not take reporters to the site, for fear of the bodies being disturbed. However, he promised to reveal the location once the excavation was complete. "It will change the world," Dr. Childs said.

jungjoobin@gmail.com



르완다에서 외계인 무덤 대거 발견

아프리카 르완다에서 500년 이상 된 거대한 외계인 무덤이 발견됐다.

위클리 월드 뉴스에 따르면, 스위스의 인류학자 휴고 차일드 박사는 "이 무덤에는 200명 이상의 시체가 매장돼있고 모두 인간이 아니다" 라고 주장했다.

차일드 박사와 연구팀은 르완다의 정글에서 조사를 하던 중 우연히 외계인 무덤을 발견한 것으로 보도됐다.

차일드 박사는 "발견된 무덤의 토양과 시체 샘플 등을 조사한 결과 적어도 1400년대 무렵의 무덤으로 추정된다"며 "그들이 어디서 왔는지 무엇이 그들을 죽였는 지 알아보고 있다"고 전했다.

이 무덤에서 발견된 외계인 시체는 인간보다 키가 크고 마른 상태로 신장은 약 7피트에 달하며 머리는 인간보다 평균적으로 크고 코와 입의 흔적은 없이 큰 눈만 있었다고 전해졌다.

차일드 박사는 묘지에 매장돼 있는 200명의 외계인은 지구 상륙부대의 일원이며 지구에 왔을 당시 치명적인 바이러스에 감염돼 사망했을 것으로 추정했다. 이들은 면역력이 떨어져 간단한 감기나 지구상에 있는 병들을 견디지 못한 것으로 보인다.

그는 현장이 오염될 가능성이 있다는 이유로 무덤 장소에 기자들을 들어오지 못하게 하고 있다. 하지만 차일드 박사는 이번 발굴이 종료되면 위치를 공개하겠다고 약속하면서 "이번 발견이 세상을 바꿀 것"이라고 장담했다.
 
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