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The Most Witnessed UFO Incident in History _ Operation Prato · truthunedited

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  across South America, farmers were finding their animals mutilated. The
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  wounds were precise surgical cuts, punctual holes and burns. Major
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  organs were missing, the bodies were drained of blood. Something
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  was terrorizing the continent. But on a remote Brazilian island
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  called Kalaatees, the pattern changed. Three things made the kalates
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  Speaker 3: The music, the beauty, the subtle dominance, subtle dominance, Ack
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  Gatie's company, camel. You think you're just gonna let any
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  guye ride it?
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  Speaker 1: Doctor Ulid de Carvallo stared at the burns on her
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  patient's chest, perfect circles, burned tissue inside each circle, puncture
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  marks grouped together like needle holes. After six months as
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  Coldate's only doctor, Carvallo knew what to expect on an
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  island of two thousand people. Farming accidents, fishing injuries, colds,
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  animal bites were the most exotic cases she treated.
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  Speaker 6: She wasn't prepared for any of this.
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  Speaker 5: More UFOs in Brazil, Oh.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, Brazil has a lot of UFO activity, maybe even
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  more than the US.
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess there's more to Brazil than just bobeque
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  and bikini waxes.
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  Speaker 6: There is booties, okay.
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  Speaker 1: The fishermen saw them first, right objects shooting in and
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  out of Marajo Bay without disturbing the water. They raced
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  across the sky and disappeared into the jungle. Local pilots
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  saw them too. Their instruments failed whenever the objects appeared.
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  Some described cylinders, others saw cone or discs. All were bright.
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  Within weeks more UFOs appeared, at first just sightings. Then
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  the phenomenon became more interactive, the UFOs waging all out
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  assault on the island. Doctor Carvallo's fortieth patient lay before her.
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  All victims had similar injuries, burns, incisions, punctures. Most were women.
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  Most attacks happened at night. Their stories sounded crazy, but
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  were identical. It always started with the ceiling glowing orange.
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  One victim described it like a cigar held a paper.
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  The light intensified, then a hole opened in the ceiling.
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  Victims could see stars through it.
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  Speaker 5: The daily readings burned through the roosh.
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  Speaker 1: No, people said the ceiling started the shimmer and then
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  they could see through the opening. But it was wavy
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  like looking through water. Yeah, phase shifting technology probably. Next,
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  colored lights would hit parts of their body, usually the
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  left side of their chest. Then paralysis, complete immobility. They
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  couldn't even scream.
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  Speaker 6: They felt blood being drained from their bodies. They gave
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  the lights a name.
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  Speaker 1: Chuba Chuba bloodsuckers. When people told doctor Carvallo they felt
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  blood being sucked from their bodies by beams of light,
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  she dismissed it as trauma, but blood tests confirmed it.
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  Every victim had low blood counts, even without traces of bleeding.
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  Whatever was doing this wasn't using any medical tool, doctor
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  Carvallo recognized. She took Patience to Bilent, a city two
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  hours away. Doctors there were equally baffled. The burns appeared
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  in seconds but took weeks to heal. Brain scan showed
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  unusual activity patterns. No one could explain. Half the residents
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  fled the island. Those who stayed with bonfires. They set off.
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  Speaker 5: Fireworks, bangfires and fireworks.
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  Speaker 6: How it was.
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  Speaker 3: Celebrating the arrival of the new alien ovoluits.
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  Speaker 6: No, they were trying to scare them off.
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  Speaker 3: You could shoot lazy beams to invisible roof holes. You're
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  probably not gonna flinch it if you bottle rackets for
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  roma chios.
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  Speaker 6: The lights weren't afraid. They even shot at them with
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  hunting rifles. Nothing worked.
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  Speaker 1: After treating strange injuries all night, doctor Carballo got a
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  call from Belem. Two of her patients had died. Official
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  cause unknown. She begged local authorities for help, but they
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  were overwhelmed. Police increased patrols, the lights kept coming. The
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  island transformed into a prison of fear. Fishermen refused to
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  go out, Farmers abandoned their fields. The economy collapsed.
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  Speaker 5: Yeah, you know it is hiding the economy. When people
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  can't go.
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  Speaker 3: To work, it is Bailey's Stoneys Island. They shows to
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  stay home. Imagine if the government forced you to close
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  your business devastating.
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  Speaker 6: Okay, I see what you imagine.
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  Speaker 3: What would happen to the economy if you shut it
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  down for two years, Mamma Dad would be devastating and unconstitutional.
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  Speaker 6: Now is not the time used to flight the curve,
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  my dorsal fin You got that out of your system.
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  Speaker 1: Davy Savage, Dad, I got triggerd go ahead. They had
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  condext The mayor finally called the air force. His island
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  was under attack, people were hurt, two or dead. He
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  was put on hold and a different voice picked up.
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  He asked if victims had experienced blood loss or tissue
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  damage like burns or punctures. When the mayor confirmed, they
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  promised to send investigators, the mayor exploded. He didn't want investigators.
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  He wanted fighter jets, missiles. He wanted these things destroyed.
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  The air force officer was not surprised at the mayor's description.
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  Speaker 6: He'd heard it all before.
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  Speaker 1: A special unit arrived the next day, except they didn't
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  bring weapons.
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  Speaker 6: They brought cameras.
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  Speaker 1: Captain Olanda's Air Force team arrived with sophisticated equipment, telescopes,
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  infrared sensors, high speed cameras. They set up observation posts
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  along the beach, working rotating ships to document every incident.
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  The military told local media this was a routine investigation.
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  The talk of UFOs were room. They were a nold
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  flying saucers, The lights were probably birds or planes.
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  Speaker 5: Satellites, wet a balloon, swamp. Guess right.
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  Speaker 1: The Air Force said they weren't looking for UFOs, they
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  were just there to secure the island. But if they
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  weren't looking for UFOs, why did they call this operation Prato.
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  Prato is a Portuguese word for a plate or a
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  dish or saucer. Alanda's orders were to debunk the story
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  simple mass hysteria. He thought poor farmers and fishermen were
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  seeing satellites or birds.
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  Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you gotta watch out for the lazy beam
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  shooting vampire bird in Brazil.
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  Speaker 5: They're very crefty.
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  Speaker 1: Holanda didn't know the people on Colades were poor and unsophisticated.
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  This was probably a local legend being blown out of proportion.
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  But then Alanda's team saw the lights. Night after night.
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  Objects performed impossible maneuvers. Lando was an experienced pilot. He
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  knew what planes could do. These weren't planes. The lights
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  hovered silently, then accelerated faster than any aircraft he'd ever seen.
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  They tracked objects diving into Marajo Bay at high speed,
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  making no splash, leaving no wake. Minutes later, the same
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  object would appear over the jungle behind them. The team
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  began to recognize patterns. The objects went from the water,
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  to the jungle, then to the villages. These lights were
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  operated by something intelligent. The attacks continued. Olanda saw it
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  with his own eyes. Women would try to hide, but
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  the light followed them. Once hit, they were paralyzed. While
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  the village was under attack, other lights hovered over Landa's team.
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  He felt like they were being watched or guarded. He
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  tested his theory and moved their camp. The lights followed.
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  As weeks passed, the evidence mounted. The team documented electromagnetic interference.
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  Whenever the objects appeared, their compasses spun wildly, radio equipment failed.
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  Even the military sophisticated tracking devices malfunctioned. This was not massisteria,
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  this was real. After four months, Operation Saucer had assembled
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  over two thousand pages of documents and scientific data. Captain
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  Alanda believed they were close to understanding the phenomenon. The
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  team mapped the lights patterns, documented their capabilities, and even
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  predicted their appearances with increasing accuracy. But these were still
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  just lights. Not a single member of the team ever
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  saw a solid craft. They took hundreds of photos and
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  shot sixteen hours of film, but the results were frustrating
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  distant red and yellow spheres. Most frames were overexposed and useless.
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  When Alanda sent his reports to regional Air Command, he
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  told the truth something strange was happening in Colaudes.
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  Speaker 6: He just couldn't prove it. The Air Force was not
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  going to respond to lights in the sky. Not in
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  nineteen seventy seven. This was the height of Operation Condor.
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  Brazilian military had to be careful. The CIA was everywhere.
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  Speaker 5: Yeh, how don haggling?
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  Speaker 3: You just took a heart left turn and his bold
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  doesn't have an ocean hendle.
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  Speaker 5: What do American spokes at this?
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  Speaker 1: Operation Condor was a secret alliance of military dictatorships in
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  South America designed to crush political opposition. Brazil's government was
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  deep in it. They were sharing intelligence with Argentina, Chile
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  and Paraguay. They worked together on covert operations like coups
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  and assassinations, all paid for by CIA. Right, the lights
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  might be a classified American operation?
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  Speaker 3: Oh you mean like flying drones around military bases and
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  pretended you don't know what they are?
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  Speaker 6: Kind of like that.
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  Speaker 7: Yeah.
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  Speaker 1: If the Brazilian Air Force took out an American asset
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  and disrupted a CIA op, the consequences would be severe.
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  Olanda needed hard evidence. He had nothing, just hundreds of
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  images of pure white. One night, he was sitting in
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  his office going through the photos, frustrated. He knew there
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  had to be something there, but whatever it was the
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  camera couldn't see it that. Landa looked at the flashlight
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  on his desk, then back at the white photo, then
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  back at the flashlight.
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  Speaker 6: Captain Landa had an idea.
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  Speaker 1: Captain Olanda's team had sophisticated cameras, night vision devices and
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  stated the art telescopes. Over four months, they documented every
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  strange light and unexplained object. The capturing proof was harder
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  than they expected. The team shot over five hundred photographs
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  and sixteen hours of film. Some showed only lights distant
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  blurry spheres of red and yellow. Most frames were completely
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  blown out pure white. As Captain Olanda examined one of
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  these pictures, he saw the flashlight on his desk and
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  had an idea. What if instead of examining the finished photograph,
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  he examined the negative.
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  Speaker 6: He thought about how.
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  Speaker 1: Doctors hold X rays up to a lighted board. He
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  tried the same technique. He enlarged the negatives, which looked
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  pure black, but they weren't. When Olanda held them up
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  to a light, he saw the faint outline of an object.
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  Captain Olanda asked Milton Mendonza to join the team. Mendonza
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  was a filmmaker and photographer, but he was also a
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  sergeant and a trusted friend. Mendotza brought special ultraviolet film
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  and showed the team and new technique. Instead of trying
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  to photograph the lights directly, they focused on capturing the
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  solid shapes.
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  Speaker 6: Hidden within them. It worked.
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  Speaker 1: The new photos revealed cylindrical objects with black bands along
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  their hulls, somewhere over three hundred feet long, bigger than
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  a seven forty seven. The objects moved in formation even
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  when diving into Morajo Bay, always without making a sound.
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  The cameras also caught smaller probes being released from what
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  team called mother shifts. These probes would return to the
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  larger craft after conducting what seemed to be surveillance missions.
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  By December nineteen seventy seven, the team had documented enough
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  evidence to prove these objects were real. Captain Alanda sent
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  the evidence to Regional Air Command. He immediately received a
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  call from a Brigadier general with new orders surrender all photos,
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  footage and documents. All findings and reports were to be classified,
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  shut everything down. The team was surprised they were finally
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  making progress, but Captain Olanda followed orders. They packed up
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  camp and returned to base. Operation saucer was over. Olanda
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  believed the Brazilian government shut them down because they didn't
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  want them to find out who or what was controlling
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  the UFOs.
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  Speaker 6: But it was too late. Captain Landa already knew. Soon
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  after the.
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  Speaker 1: Military left Colades, the UFO encounters ended. The Air Force's
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  official statement nothing extraordinary was found. Back in Colaudes, the
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  story faded.
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  Speaker 6: Into local legend, but in nineteen ninety six Brazil made
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  headlines with another UFO incident in Virginia.
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  Speaker 3: Djaina episode down in your probe quiell Virginia What I say?
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  The public wanted answers. For twenty years, Captain Olanda kept
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  silent about Colades. Then in nineteen ninety seven, now a
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  retired lieutenant colonel, he decided the truth had to come out.
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  For two days, Olanda spoke with aj Java, aired a
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  Brazilian UFO magazine. His memory was sharp, but something had
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  changed in the captain. The confident military commander was gone,
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  replaced by a man haunted by what he'd seen. He
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  described three encounters with the objects. The first happened during
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  a routine night watch. A light appeared over Marale Bay,
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  performing impossible maneuvers. The object was cylindrical, about one hundred
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  meters long, and made a strange hum.
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  Speaker 1: It's the second encounter occurred on the beach. A craft
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  appeared directly above his team.
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  Speaker 2: El El.
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  Speaker 7: Vehicle Ela and now that you will puts sing on.
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  Speaker 1: The object was close enough that Alando could see it
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  wasn't made of any material. He recognized the surface seemed
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  to shift and flow like liquid metal. At this point,
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  Alanda realized the objects were aware of them and were
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  being operated by an intelligence.
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  Speaker 7: It is with part the sacred films. So just I
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  was just the may I suppose.
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  Speaker 2: A lack of.
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  Speaker 7: Com say that's coincign.
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  Speaker 1: Opera saucer lasted four months. During this time, Landa sometimes
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  went home to see his family. During one of these
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  visits in his own home, he had a life changing incident.
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  Late one night, he was in bed when he heard
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  a crack like an electrical.
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  Speaker 6: Power surge program could.
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  Speaker 1: A little after the flash of light, Orlanda found himself
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  standing up, paralyzed with fear. He felt a presence behind him.
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  Speaker 5: Gan, excuse.
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  Speaker 7: That's going on?
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  Speaker 5: Yeah? Did you get a probed?
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  Speaker 1: Not exactly, That is not a good answer to that question.
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  While Orlando was restrained. He saw another being at the
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  end of his bed that was just under five feet
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  tall and dressed in a suit that reminded him of
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  an astronaut or a diver. He didn't see his face,
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  only a gray mask.
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  Speaker 3: You portugate, Yeah, no, this isn't going to turn into
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  alien a radica like from a Geno story.
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  Speaker 5: Real it?
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  Speaker 6: Will you let the man speak?
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  Speaker 2: Yeah?
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  Speaker 5: Not judging, I'm just asking.
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  Speaker 8: Things.
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  Speaker 7: Pavid Gauma. Non vote, no.
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  Speaker 1: Vote, Another crack, another flash of light, and it was over.
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  His wife slept through the whole thing. Alanda thought it
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  was a dream, but the next day, driving back to
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  the operation, his forearm felt itchy. He noticed it was red.
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  Speaker 6: In play yep.
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  Speaker 1: During his interview, Alanda rolled up his sleeve and pressed
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  his forearm. Something moved under the skin, a small flexible object.
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  X rays couldn't detect it, but a compass could. Javert
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  asked what happened to all the photos and the documentation
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  of Operation Saucer. Alanda said he didn't know. The government
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  denied everything and the operation was classified. He was ordered
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  to stay silent, and he obeyed for twenty years. So
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  why speak now, Well, he felt the duty to tell
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  the truth before he died or.
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  Speaker 9: Did Olanda's concern about disappearing seems strange.
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  Speaker 1: But just weeks after giving this interview, and before the
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  article was even published, he was found dead in his apartment.
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  He apparently hung himself using the belt of his bathroom.
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  This is usually the part of the story where I
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  debunk what I can, but with Claudius, there's nothing to debunk. Now,
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  maybe the attacks weren't from UFOs, but the fact is
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  it happened, and then it happened again. In twenty fourteen,
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  another string of UFO attacks hit Brazil, this time indigenous
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  tribes deep in the Amazon. The same light beams, the
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  same injuries. The methodical nature of these attacks suggests something calculated,
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  not random encounters.
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  Speaker 6: These beings are on mission. We just don't know what mission.
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  Speaker 1: Some scientists worry they're testing our defenses and technology.
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  Speaker 6: Now, if that's true, we might want to keep it quiet.
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  Speaker 1: Stephen Hawking warned that an advanced civilization might view us
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  like Europeans viewed Native Americans. Primitive is to be conquered
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  or eliminated. David Brinn suggested any civilization capable of interstillar
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  travel would see emerging technological species as future rivals.
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  Speaker 6: Better to eliminate them early. This became known.
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  Speaker 1: As the dark forest hypothesis, aimed after Leo si Hian's
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  Freebody Problem books.
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  Speaker 10: The universe is a dark forest. Every civilization is an
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  armed hunter, stalking through the trees like a ghost, gently
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  pushing aside branches that block the path, and trying to
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  tread without sound. Even breathing is done with care. The
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  hunter has to be careful because everywhere in the forest
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  are stealthy hunters like him.
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  Speaker 1: Every civilization hides in the shadows, facing the same problem.
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  They don't know who else is out there, but they
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  know two things. Resources are limited and technology grows exponentially.
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  Any civilization discovered today could become a threat tomorrow.
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  Speaker 10: You would do if he finds other life, another hunter,
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  an angel or a demon, a delicate infant or a
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  tottering old man, a fairy or a demigod. There's only
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  one thing he can do, open fire and eliminate them.
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  In this forest, hell is other people, an eternal threat
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  that any life that exposes its own existence will be
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  swiftly wiped out. This is the picture of cosmic civilization.
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  It's the explanation of the Fermi paradox.
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  Speaker 1: The Fermi paradox asks if billions of advanced civilizations should exist,
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  where is everybody the answer they're hiding. The moment you
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  reveal yourself, you become a target. Not because advanced civilizations
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  are evil, but because they can't risk letting potential competitors emerge.
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  We don't know what these UFOs want, and given their technology,
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  Speaker 2: But have it.
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  Speaker 1: Does that mean they're friendly? Not necessarily, Maybe they just
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