Superb Vintage Testimony

[ascended_master]

Gentlemen,

I just came across this over at ATS & thought it worth sharing. Being over here in the UK I found the interviews particularly compelling. How refreshing that the film maker focuses so closely on the witness & their experience without the distractions of shaky cameras or gaudy graphics.




I for one believe every word.

 

[Jose Collado]

Vid 1 - I find it strange the woman keeps telling her tale with "I had my eyes closed" and yet she managed to see so much. Her voice is annoying.

Vid 2 - The big, bright Mexican hat was bright but she never noticed the luminosity when she went outside until she went to get some water from the pump? Obviously it would have been relatively close to the ground for her to account so much description of what they were wearing and what they looked like. Allegedly, just on top of the roof. How do you not notice that until, I assume, she went to fetch some water for no apparent reason? It was big enough for her to report is was bigger than the whole circumference of the roof. Hmm, she isn't living in a shack so that's pretty big not to notice especially if its luminescent.

She was paralytic with fear? Wait...wasn't she describing them as the most beautiful people she'd ever seen? Also, speak to someone who is paralytic with fear during a stressful event like a bank robbery and ask them what the assailant looked like. Chances are, they only remember the weapon. So, how did this woman, paralytic with fear, remember so much?

Also, is it just me, or can you hear traffic in the background? Maybe just the wind but no witnesses? How about all those houses in the background? Surely people notice a big Mexican hat floating about their neighbour's house.

Vid 3 - Gordon Crighton's "evidence' seems very anecdotal or theories he's drumming up without a foundation in fact. He seems to avoid making eye contact when he's describing a lot of what he says.

I'm not convinced.