Video: ‘Alien Body’ Found In Russia?

Dateline Zero — A video of an alleged alien corpse is making the rounds on the internet, and has even hit some news outlets. The video (pasted below) was uploaded to YouTube by user Sashafrombaikal, who claims the video shows the “guys in the woods behind the village” where the body of an dead extraterrestrial has been found.

The Daily Mail is among the news media picking up on the story, and they describe the video like this:

The corpse of the badly-damaged creature which resembles ET is 2ft-high. Part of the right leg is missing and there are deep holes for eyes and a mouth in a skull-like head. UFO fans believe the body could have been left behind by ET visitors after an accident, or missed by Russian military alien experts clearing up after a crash.

The area is a known UFO hotspot with dozens of sightings reported every year. It follows reports of a UFO hurtling towards Earth in the nearby Irkutsk region of Siberia one month ago.

“We couldn’t believe it when we saw it. And what was spooky is that there was no sign of the spaceship. Perhaps that was taken away and the body overlooked,” said Igor Molovic, one of the pair that uploaded the video.

The clip viewed by nearly 700,000 people within just a few days. Most of the comments are from people condemning the video as a hoax. There are some, though, who badly want the video to be confirmation of belief that we are being visited by intelligent being from beyond.

One such believer commented: “It’s so lame how people always get thrilled by having another excuse to shout ‘Fake! fake!’ every time something weird shows up. Unless proven otherwise, this is in fact plausible.”

The problem is this: it’s impossible to demonstrate anything at all because the only thing these folks have produced is a video. They haven’t even given a body. It’s only a video image of what they claim is a body. Therefor, the burden of proof is on them. That’s why, unless something more comes from this story, I’ve already written it off as a prank.

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