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This bizarre story is reminiscent of Whitley Strieber and Craig Spector’s graphic novel, the Nye Incidents, and of the Todd Sees case of 2002. The Sees case involved a man who died mysteriously while out in the woods in Pennsylvania, under circumstances that suggest the possibility of a highly unusual event. On the internet, it is generally called an ‘abduction-murder’ case, but it’s not clear what happened to Mr. Sees. This case appears to be equally mysterious.
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Unknowncountry’s video experts have not been able to find any evidence of trickery in this photograph. Of course, it could be a radio controlled model or some sort of exotic drone, but there appears to be no engine and no evidence even of embedded engine nacelles. The surface glows like stretched skin through which sunlight is shining.
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Revelations is on hiatus this week. Last week’s program will run for another week: William Henry’s wife Clare Henry does her first Revelations interview, and it is amazing. She talks to a pilgrim called Free Spirit who redefines death and explains ascension, and says that three dimensional reality is coming to its conclusion, and mankind is about to embark on an entirely new kind of journey. This man had a revelation that led him to leave his home country of England and wander the Australian outback in search of wisdom.
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Anne Strieber comes out with her dukes up as she interviews William Henry about his recent Ancient Aliens appearance. Last week on Revelations, William interviewed Randy Maugans about the hype artists and liars who plague the internet with their fake conspiracy theories and scare stories. But isn’t Ancient Aliens full of misinformation? If so, why did William appear on it? There is quite a trajectory of discovery in this interview, and William offers some illuminating insights into the difference between claims worth exploring and those that are without credibility.
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