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From: Steven Kaeser <skaeser@konsulting.com>
Date: Sun, 16 Feb 1997 15:01:40 -0500
Fwd Date: Mon, 17 Feb 1997 05:45:49 -0500
Subject: UFO UpDate Re: A spoof alien autopsy?



> Date: Sat, 15 Feb 1997 23:49:27 -0600 (CST)
> From: MAC TONNIES <0212104@ACAD.NWMISSOURI.EDU>
> To: updates@GLOBALSERVE.net
> Subject: A spoof alien autopsy?

> Updates--

> While on the Web, I stumbled across several photos depicting a room
> virtually identical to the "alien autopsy" room, complete with viewing
> window and instrument tray.  Two figures in contamination suits are
> posing busily around what looks very much like the Showtime Roswell
> dummy!  A darkened military officer is visible in one photo.

> Presuming these are fakes--which came first?  Were these photos staged
> (I'm assuming they're still photos and not frames from a motion picture
> film) to discredit Santilli's footage or the other way around?  It seems
> strange that anyone would go to the bother of trying to "discredit"
> Santilli, since no one seems to take him seriously anyway.

> Or maybe both the Santilli footage and the photos described above were
> shot in the same "studio" by the same people.  The structuralresemblance
> is very good.  The "alien" is the only component which is radically
> different.

> I'd appreciate some information on this; it could be "old news" that I've
> simply missed.

> Thanks,

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They are part of a series of six photos that were posted to the "net" as
being from "Autopsy #4" by an anonymous source.  They are obvious fakes,
and can all be seen on my small WEB site at
http://www.nmaa.org/member/skaeser/ .  This is an old page that I'm now
in the process of moving and updating to larger quarters.  Just a few
days ago I got an e-mail that may explain where they came from:

> To: skaeser@nmaa.org
> Subject: about the pictures
> X-URL: http://www.nmaa.org/member/skaeser/images.htm

> Hi there,

> I wanted you to know that i saw the movie the pictures were taken from.
> I saw the film in a COMPUTERGAME called "the pandora directive". I don't
> know if the makers of the film used excisting material or that they
> faked it themselves, but i thought i had to tell you.

If anyone has any information on this game, please let me know.  I've
never seen it.

I did see a computer game that was being promoted on the "net" and
included an alien autopsy as a part of its premise, but the only portion
of the game that was released was a demo that reportedly didn't work
very well.  A later check of the WEB site showed that it had disappeared
and the company that was going to market the game had folded up its tent
and moved away.  I never got the demo to work, but perhaps someone was
attempting to jump on the Santilli bandwagon with one of the Roswell
movie aliens from Sharper Image.