The OG Alien Autopsy

«faker than obozo's birf certificate.»

«Fake»

«I’ll be honest I imagine aliens too look exactly as humans and from there even hybrids and hybrids of them ect»

«Just Stop It You Stupid Cunt»

«https://time.com/4376871/alien-autopsy-hoax-history/

TLDR; fake

The origin of the alien autopsy footage, which captured the world's imagination for a decade, is rooted in a hoax perpetrated by Ray Santilli and Gary Shoefield. In 1995, they released a film purportedly showing a government pathologists' autopsy of an extraterrestrial being, which they claimed was recovered from a UFO crash at Roswell in 1947.

However, by 1996, a consensus had developed that the film was likely a hoax. The truth about the original autopsy video came out more than a decade later. Santilli admitted in an interview with British TV presenter and journalist Eamonn Holmes that the film he sold to Fox was a fake, based on a real alien autopsy film he had seen once but was too damaged to use. Instead, he and Shoefield built a set, hired actors, and filmed their "restoration" to pitch to networks.

The hoax was further exposed when John Humphreys, a sculptor, admitted he was hired to make the fake alien corpse for the film, constructing the alien's realistically bendable joints from lamb bones sourced from a local butcher. Santilli and Shoefield decided to come clean in 2006, after 10 years of maintaining their story, possibly influenced by the premiere of "Alien Autopsy," a comedy film loosely based on their exploits, which they both had executive producer credits on.»