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In 2007, former Area 51 aerospace engineer Boyd Bushman recorded an incredible video confession on his deathbed in which he claimed to have worked on secret projects involving extraterrestrials and UFOs.
Mister Busman was a senior scientist at Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Aircraft Concepts, which allowed him top-secret access to other prominent researchers at the site.
In the bizarre and rambling video, Bushman alleges that the facility is partially staffed by a group of aliens who are over 200 years old and traveled to Earth from their home planet, which the US calls Quintumnia.
The aliens are described as being almost 5 feet tall, with long fingers, webbed feet, and a skeletal cartilage structure. According to Bushman, they are hyper-intelligent and have the ability to communicate telepathically.
At one point in the video, Bushman shows a supposedly real picture of one of the aliens. However, as curious as it may seem, users quickly detected that the alleged extraterrestrial looked very similar to popular alien dolls sold in the US.
The former Area 51 engineer also claims in the video that one of his projects was to reverse-engineer an alien spacecraft. Bushman said that the vehicle was a 38-foot-diameter saucer-shaped UFO that possessed antigravity technology.
To corroborate all of his findings, Bushman said: (QUOTE) "My people have been feeding me pictures for 13 years." According to him, all the information received came from individuals that had directly worked at Area 51 with the alleged aliens.
In the footage uploaded to Youtube, Bushman is seen seated in a chair, with all the alleged UFO evidence displayed on a nearby table. As the minutes pass, the senior Lockheed scientist begins to show pictures while describing the context behind them.
After its original upload in 2007, Bushman’s confession went viral to the point that his testimony was given publicity by media outlets such as the Daily Mail and the New York Daily News. It also became one of Youtube's most viral videos in 2014.
Although many people have claimed that the details provided to Bushman are just a cruel hoax, it appears as though the ex-scientist believed that aliens existed right until he passed away.
In 2007, former Area 51 aerospace engineer Boyd Bushman recorded an incredible video confession on his deathbed in which he claimed to have worked on secret projects involving extraterrestrials and UFOs.
Mister Busman was a senior scientist at Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Aircraft Concepts, which allowed him top-secret access to other prominent researchers at the site.
In the bizarre and rambling video, Bushman alleges that the facility is partially staffed by a group of aliens who are over 200 years old and traveled to Earth from their home planet, which the US calls Quintumnia.
The aliens are described as being almost 5 feet tall, with long fingers, webbed feet, and a skeletal cartilage structure. According to Bushman, they are hyper-intelligent and have the ability to communicate telepathically.
At one point in the video, Bushman shows a supposedly real picture of one of the aliens. However, as curious as it may seem, users quickly detected that the alleged extraterrestrial looked very similar to popular alien dolls sold in the US.
The former Area 51 engineer also claims in the video that one of his projects was to reverse-engineer an alien spacecraft. Bushman said that the vehicle was a 38-foot-diameter saucer-shaped UFO that possessed antigravity technology.
To corroborate all of his findings, Bushman said: (QUOTE) "My people have been feeding me pictures for 13 years." According to him, all the information received came from individuals that had directly worked at Area 51 with the alleged aliens.
In the footage uploaded to Youtube, Bushman is seen seated in a chair, with all the alleged UFO evidence displayed on a nearby table. As the minutes pass, the senior Lockheed scientist begins to show pictures while describing the context behind them.
After its original upload in 2007, Bushman’s confession went viral to the point that his testimony was given publicity by media outlets such as the Daily Mail and the New York Daily News. It also became one of Youtube's most viral videos in 2014.
Although many people have claimed that the details provided to Bushman are just a cruel hoax, it appears as though the ex-scientist believed that aliens existed right until he passed away.
