Fragment of Alien Anatomy
The British documentary "Alien Autopsy," aired in 1995, sparked a debate about the existence of aliens. The documentary chronicles the process of dissecting alien "corpses." Although the authenticity of the film was questioned after it was broadcast, it still caused a sensation at the time. Recently, the film's producers publicly admitted that the film was fraudulent, and revealed that the aliens' offal in the film were bought from the butcher's shop, and the aliens' corpses were also made by special effects experts.
Melalis
According to British media reports, 58-year-old TV producer Melalis exposed the truth of this sensational film when he attended a public event in London on the 24th, and he admitted that the alien corpses in the film were fake. He said the film was actually filmed in an apartment in London, and that the alien's "corpse" was produced by special effects expert Humphreys, and the "government pathologist" in charge of the autopsy was played by his brother and girlfriend.
In addition, Melalis said that the alien offal that was created out of nothing in the film was used as the internal organs of sheep and cattle, and had also considered using jelly as the "brain" of the aliens, but gave up because the color was too dark.
To add to the authenticity of the film, Melalis also edited the film used for filming, which even escaped the eyes of Kodak's experts. Melaris said the film was made purely for fun. He said, "I really regret it now, completely underestimating the public's reaction to the film." "I didn't expect that the film would be regarded as ironclad evidence of the existence of aliens."
In fact, as early as 2006, the film's special effects expert Humphreys admitted that the film was fake. He said he spent 4 weeks making a model of the bulging-eyed alien with latex and then stuffing sheep brains, chicken offal and pig's trotters into the model. After filming, they cut the fake alien into several pieces and discarded them in trash cans around London.
The "Anatomy of Aliens" film caused a global sensation in 1995 and was also regarded by UFO enthusiasts as ironclad evidence of the existence of aliens. (Haruo)