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Issue # 7 Fall 2000 Welcome to INEXPLICATA! Don't
be left out of the debate! Join INEXPLICATA's on-line chat group
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You're A Scientist--Please Don't Read This WARNING:
The Institute of Hispanic Ufology accepts no liability
whatsoever for any paradigm shifts, heartburn or other maladies
experienced from reading this editorial. Well,
with that unpleasant business out of the way, let's get down to
brass tacks: the Chupacabras, the paranormal predator that left
bloodless animals and terrified humans in its wake 5 years ago,
has returned with renewed intensity thousands of miles from its
original stomping grounds in the Caribbean and Mesoamerica. The
entity has caused havoc in northern Chile's salt producing
regions since late March or early April 2000, and shows no signs
of stopping. One
creature or many? Reports describe simian creatures, glowing
vampiric entities, and four-legged monstrosities with glowing
yellow eyes. The Chilean version of the Chupacabras appears to
be much more proficient than the "Mark 1" version--if
newspaper accounts are to be taken seriously, the animal deaths
now rise into the thousands, leaving the original death toll far
behind. More ominous are the (completely unconfirmed)
suggestions that an international effort may be afoot to conceal
Chupacabras activity in the South American locations in
question. To
the frustration and anger of many, Chupacabras remains a
journalistic phenomenon lacking any conclusive proof. Samples of
hair gathered from the crime scenes are under the control of the
Chilean state police and public disclosure--although mandated by
that country's courts--is unlikely. Researcher Dr. Virgilio
Sanchez Ocejo recently visited that country (in the throes of
the worst winter in history) and returned convinced that
something is indeed happening in the small salt-mining
communities of Calama and Maria Elena: sleepy desert towns whose
everyday existence has been shattered by this unwanted,
unwelcome phenomenon.
Scott Corrales
Editor, INEXPLICATA
Director, Institute of Hispanic Ufology
Ground
Truth: The Mexican CE-IIs Examined UFOs:
A Deadly Peril Chupacabras
R
eappears in Chile We've
All Gone Saucer-Happy! CE3K
in Aguas Buenas, Puerto Rico Former
Airliner Pilot Says: "I Saw A UFO"
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