Those Who Reported Seeing Aliens Suffered Burns and Scars, Says New Documentary

A new documentary has reignited global debate on extraterrestrial life, claiming that individuals who reportedly encountered aliens suffered unexplained burns and internal scars. The documentary, released by the New York Post and titled “The Age of Disclosure,” features testimonies from scientists and former officials, raising fresh questions about decades-old UFO incidents.

For a long time, scientists all over the globe have been contemplating the existence of life outside Earth. Nevertheless, the discovery of such life has not yet been confirmed, but some mysterious incidents have been adding to the speculation. The recent film implies that even the then U.S. President George Bush Sr. was made aware of the alien contacts during his time in office.

The documentary states that indeed, 1964 was the year when Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico personnel supposedly saw aliens. In 1976, they were said to have debriefed Bush Sr. concerning the event and even handed him a document that described the incident in detail. The film also purports that three unidentified flying objects came to the base, and one alien allegedly tried to talk to the Air Force attendants. No tangible proof, however, has been publicly disclosed.

The documentary features astrophysicist Eric Davis, who asserts that the officials told Bush Sr. of the sighting but he decided not to tell anything more. A researcher from Stanford University named Gary Nolan goes a step further and states that the men who came to the supposed aliens were burned and had internal injuries.

The new assertions have emerged and the debate over alien existence has come to the surface once again, this time with a more powerful intensity than ever before, bringing together UFO researchers, skeptics, and the public.