Video of Alleged Alien Recovered By The Military Goes Viral!

I have researched this image and found that oldest article which included this video (below) was dated September 24, 2014. The article states the image of the dead alien being carried on a stretcher by military personnel was first posted on a French website that reports stories of UFO's, Area 51 and the like, However to learn the interesting truth...keep reading.

Video of Alleged Alien Recovered By The Military Goes Viral!
Original: from this page http://tvig.ig.com.br/variedades/videos-da-internet/imagens-de-suposto-alien-morto-sao-divulgadas-em-site-frances-542312ced8c8cd2d330000d7.html


This video (below) is circulating Facebook 2016

A video posted to what appears to be an alien being recovered by the military has gone viral. It's gained millions of hits. During my research I learned that a UFO researcher discovered it was actually a mock military exercise to recover a fake alien from a staged crashed spacecraft.

Although the alien figure appears to be authentic, one of the commenters on the YouTube video, Christopher Wratten, says,

 “I took this photo. I bought the alien for $150. We use it as a prop on my airsoft field, Ballahack
Airsoft. This was a picture of game-play and people have taken it and put it all over the net as a possible real alien. I find it very entertaining.”


To see more images from Christoper Wratten, Photographer you can visit his Flickr page at https://www.flickr.com/photos/ballahackairsoft/

Keeping reading...it gets better!!

 Also among the comments, which is very informative as well;

“Ballahack Airsoft is the largest Airsoft field on the East Coast. “Airsoft” is a sport in which participants eliminate opponents by hitting each other with spherical non-metallic pellets launched via replica firearms called Airsoft guns.”

The picture used by UFOvni2012 was taken at one of their events. Ballahack Airsoft has staged several alien recovery events using dummies and people wearing alien masks. UFOvni2012’s (https://www.youtube.com/user/UFOvni2012) videos have gone viral many times. The fake videos of mermaids, angels and UFOs, get millions of views. The views add up and make plenty of money for the hoaxer. Since 2014 and most recently in 2016, others have copied the image and made new videos similar to the original.