Dissecting Aliens

The black-and-white documentary "Alien autopsy," released in 1995, was a sensation and was broadcast on television in more than 32 countries and regions, setting off an alien boom, in which the image of aliens with gray skin, short limbs and a large head was more "deeply rooted in people's hearts". While Ray Santilli, the British producer who distributed the video, admitted that the short film was only remade by him, alien fanatics believed he had "turned" under pressure from the government.

The film is about 17 minutes long, and Santilly was peddling the short film to the world's media, claiming to be a documentary of the military dissecting aliens during the 1947 crash of Rothwell UFOs in New Mexico, and that he had purchased it from a retired military photographer. The alien image in the short film deepens the impression of the alien "Little Grey Man" in the Roswell incident. To this day, the shape of the alien emoji is believed to be influenced by the short film.