Clarksville Tennessee Recovered Alien is a Hoax

Let me tell you about this mind-blowing incident that "didn't happen" on October 5th, 1948, near Clarksville, TN just near Richmond in the US called the Alien in a box. Let me tell you the story.

Let's have a closer look.

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Brace yourself for some jaw-dropping details and by jaw-dropping I mean I've researched this and discovered where it first originated and it's not an Alien. If this was real I'd be writing about it having great potential but after only a good hour I managed to find the original, original first place it was posted.

When we finally have full Alien disclosure this one will not be in the pile of declassified papers because it was created by an artist in 2013!

Close Up

Here's The Made up Story

Supposedly recovered Alien in the box taken to Wright Patterson AFB in 1948. The close-up looks very real I'll admit but I know that there are artists out there who have skills and could make this within weeks. And that got me thinking.

So, the story goes that there was this alien encounter that took place, and all the recovered material from that encounter was brought to the legendary Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Can you believe it in 1948?

Extraterrestrial Evidence

Now, here's where things get even crazier. They found an actual ship, a UFO, at the impact site! This UFO was connected to multiple sightings reported by several witnesses in the Hargensfield, New Jersey area on May 22 and September 27, 1948!

Artist Figurine

But wait, there's more. After a thorough investigation, it was discovered that the alien found inside the ship was not alive. Now, I know what you're thinking, is this part of the evidence or the story? It's just the story that was attached to it and it evolved from there. This whole story sounds too good to be true, right? Well, you're onto something because it's total fiction and I'll add the link to the original Blogspot post from 2013 below.

Many sceptics believe that this incident could be a hoax, possibly attributed to some talented artist who created a puppet, a model or a figurine call it what you like. But hey, let's not let that dampen our spirits! Even though it's grade-A arts and crafts it just means that we need more diligence when looking for evidence of Extraterrestrial life. The sheer excitement and curiosity surrounding this event are simply off the charts at the time it first came out!

Evidence of a Hoax

Here's the message that the artist called Curiomira:

This was an enjoyable and different project, both in period and subject. Most of the suit and the ship parts are made of cardboard with a layer of PVA glue and filler then lots of metallic and non-metallic paint layers to give it an alien metal look. The suit also contains parts from a Barbie doll, a plastic wine glass and even some bread bag twisters and rice noodles used at the waist area.

Hope you like it!

Please remember this:

It only takes one UFO to be real or just one Extraterrestrial event to be real out of all the encounters and sightings and everything will change.

Conclusion

So, my friend, while the authenticity of this Extraterrestrial entity story may be a hoax, let's embrace the wonder and excitement it brings. Who knows, maybe one day we'll uncover the truth behind Extraterrestrial life as a whole and for now, we have UAP disclosure which means that someone or something must have created the UAPs.

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And if anything changes I'll be the first person to write about it but I think we have the information for now. If you want to share something about this one please share the info with us in the car section below. Thank you.{alertInfo}

Credit: Curiomira/UFO Sightings Footage/UFO Madness/UFO footage/Canva.