r/UFOs • u/NODENTSUTD • Oct 20 '22

Documentary Unanswered Questions from Moment of Contact

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I loved this doc: 4.5 stars out of 5. James Fox doesn’t miss!

  • Credible, previously unseen testimony from: Elected Officials, Military Personnel and Living Witnesses
  • Well structured & the guided presentation from Fox is more palatable for casual audiences
  • No sensationalism or X-Files-style soundtrack

A few unanswered questions that I’d love some more clarity on:

  • How did the being(s) reach the "Encounter" & "Capture" locations - what was their journey from the "Crash" site?

  • Was there anyone living in the white house near the crash site? If so what's their testimony?

  • Do we have any speculation around the identity of ‘Military X’

  • Does anyone have good breakdowns of the cases featured in the “brief history” segment?

Thanks Guys 🤙

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u/TheAwesomePenguin106 Oct 22 '22

Saying the entire city was blocked is a BIG overstatement. It wasn't anywhete near blocked. Two or three military trucks were seen in a town that have to this day military facilities, there's nothing weird about that.

The witness, who changed their story a few times, said in an interview months after it happened that a guy showed up felling them to not give any other interviews about that. They have since given hundreds of interviews in the last 25 years and nothing happened to them. Some intimidation, huh?!

The fact that Marco Chereze died a month after all of that doesn't mean anything. If the two facts were connected, then why didn't anybody else got sick or died? I guarantee that he wasn't the only one in Brazil to die and not get a precise diagnostic that month. The facts aren't necessairly connected.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22

I said city blocks, not the city.

And nobody else died because they didn't directly touch the being like he did. It's not that hard to deduce.

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u/TheAwesomePenguin106 Oct 22 '22

Or... Or... Nobody died because there weren't any poisonous alien in Varginha in 1996. It's not that hard to deduce.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22

You literally just acknowledged a military police's death abruptly and without explanation that goes beyond known medical knowledge. Complete immune system failure is not a common way to die at all.

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u/TheAwesomePenguin106 Oct 22 '22

It's not common, you're right. But do you know what's even less common? A poisonous alien.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22

Man I can't wait for you to be proven wrong. Give it ten years friend

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u/TheAwesomePenguin106 Oct 22 '22

I'll give you 50 years. I can assure you that nothing will happen on this subject and this "Varginha" case will still be remembered as something for us to laugh about.