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08/29/2026

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08/29/2026

The Alien Autopsy film became a worldwide sensation in August of 1995, when British businessman Ray Santilli claimed to possess old military footage showing the autopsy of an extraterrestrial recovered after the 1947 Roswell incident. The footage reached a massive audience when Fox aired Alien Autopsy: Fact or Fiction? on August 28th, 1995, hosted by Jonathan Frakes.

Although the film was initially presented as potentially authentic, it was later revealed that the famous autopsy footage had been recreated, while Santilli continued to claim it was based on genuine footage he had previously seen.

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08/28/2026

This one-of-a-kind SAUCER® collectible trading card is a premium, display-ready conversation starter inspired by one of the most intriguing UFO stories of the 1990s.

In August of 1995, 16mm “Alien Autopsy” footage aired on FOX, said to come from a U.S. military cameraman who filmed the autopsy of a non-human being after the 1947 Roswell crash. The film became a cultural phenomenon, sparking debate with an intensity not seen since the Zapruder film. In 2006, those behind the release stated the public version was a reconstruction—a scene-for-scene recreation intended to match the genuine film that had deteriorated beyond use. But was it?

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Broadcast on the Fox network in August of 1995, Alien Autopsy: Fact or Fiction? was a highly rated television special ho...
08/28/2026

Broadcast on the Fox network in August of 1995, Alien Autopsy: Fact or Fiction? was a highly rated television special hosted by Jonathan Frakes that centered on purported 16mm black-and-white military footage of an extraterrestrial medical examination.

Provided by London-based entrepreneur Ray Santilli, the film allegedly depicted a covert military autopsy of an alien being recovered from the infamous 1947 Roswell crash in New Mexico. While the broadcast became a massive pop culture phenomenon and sparked intense global debate, special effects experts and skeptics immediately challenged its authenticity; years later, in 2006, Santilli stated that the footage was a staged “reconstruction” fabricated by a special effects artist, though he maintained it was based on genuine, heavily deteriorated film he had previously viewed.

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08/28/2026

Re Presley and Colin Andrews discuss the Roswell Incident and Alien Autopsy film in 1995. đź‘˝

Reg Presley — Best known as the lead singer of The Troggs, Reg Presley became deeply interested in UFOs and crop circles in the 1990s. He investigated sightings, attended UFO conferences, wrote Wild Things They Don’t Tell Us, and worked closely with researcher Colin Andrews on crop circle and UFO cases.

Colin Andrews — Colin Andrews is a British researcher best known for investigating crop circles and UFO-related phenomena since the 1980s. He helped document thousands of formations, co-authored Circular Evidence, and concluded that while many crop circles were human-made, a smaller percentage remained unexplained.

08/28/2026

Alien Autopsy T-Shirt by SAUCER đź‘˝

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08/28/2026

In 1995, London-based entrepreneur Ray Santilli released a grainy, 17-minute black-and-white 16mm film that purported to show a secret medical examination of an extraterrestrial co**se recovered from the 1947 Roswell crash. The footage became a global pop-culture phenomenon when it aired in August of 1995 on the Fox network in a special titled Alien Autopsy: Fact or Fiction?, hosted by Jonathan Frakes. The broadcast captivated millions.

In 2006, Santilli confessed that the footage was not from the original 1947 film, but rather a staged “reconstruction” he directed after the original film allegedly degraded beyond repair. Special effects artist John Humphreys came forward as the creator of the alien dummy, stating that he filled plaster cast sculptures with sheep brains, chicken entrails, and raspberry jam from a local butcher to simulate organs.

However, despite these revelations, some believe the original release may still be authentic.

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08/27/2026

Communion: A True Story by Whitley Strieber was released in 1987. đź‘˝

08/27/2026

The impact of Whitley Strieber’s Communion experience has been felt worldwide. What began with his extraordinary encounters at his cabin in upstate New York ultimately became one of the most influential contact experiences ever brought before the public.

When Communion was published in 1987, Strieber gave millions of people a language and an image for something that had previously existed largely in the shadows. His encounters—and the unforgettable Visitor depicted on the book’s cover—changed the cultural conversation surrounding non-human intelligence, inspiring generations of experiencers to come forward with stories of their own.

Nearly four decades later, Communion remains a defining moment in the history of the phenomenon, and its influence can still be seen throughout popular culture, UFO research, art, film, television, and the continuing global conversation about contact. đź‘˝

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08/27/2026

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