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Just putting all hatred and angst aside for a couple secs... am I the only one who sees that skull and gets slightly intrigued? The problem is I dont think well ever know one way or the other. Chances are its a deformity but that as far as I can tell a deformity wouldnt affect the knot at the back - just the placement of the features on the face.
And when Pye says he has trouble getting decent analysis due to fear of repercussions form the scientists I find that as a credible statement. But well just never know how much he searches around for the responce hes looking for.
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Just another UFO nutter
Just putting all hatred and angst aside for a couple secs... am I the only one who sees that skull and gets slightly intrigued? The problem is I dont think well ever know one way or the other. Chances are its a deformity but that as far as I can tell a deformity wouldnt affect the knot at the back - just the placement of the features on the face.
And when Pye says he has trouble getting decent analysis due to fear of repercussions form the scientists I find that as a credible statement. But well just never know how much he searches around for the responce hes looking for.
sigh
Just another UFO nutter
Cheers Tommy. Was it you that was on the Paracast episode talking about the skull? If so, I didnt realise as its been so long since I heard it.
I genuinely feel sorry for Pye. His interest in the artifact has literally evolved into an obsession that is destroying his life. The last I heard, he's now deeply in debt to the tune of more than fifty thousand dollars, money totally wasted in attempts to pay for even more forensic testing that has revealed nothing not already known. Fifty grand, isn't all that much money these days, but it's surely a hell of a burden when you don't have a steady income.
In the last communication I had with him several months ago, Lloyd was apologetic about dropping the illustration work I had done for the hardback edition of The Starchild Skull from the paperback release. Seems his readers felt my model was "too human." Well, there's a reason for that: it's a human skull that displays a unique mixture of extremely odd but clearly documented genetic pathologies, along with possible cradle boarding.
I hope Lloyd will devote his time in the future to more worthwhile pursuits. That old horse he's still flogging isn't just dead, it's positively rotten. Time to move on.
I genuinely feel sorry for Pye. His interest in the artifact has literally evolved into an obsession that is destroying his life. The last I heard, he's now deeply in debt to the tune of more than fifty thousand dollars, money totally wasted in attempts to pay for even more forensic testing that has revealed nothing not already known. Fifty grand, isn't all that much money these days, but it's surely a hell of a burden when you don't have a steady income.
In the last communication I had with him several months ago, Lloyd was apologetic about dropping the illustration work I had done for the hardback edition of The Starchild Skull from the paperback release. Seems his readers felt my model was "too human." Well, there's a reason for that: it's a human skull that displays a unique mixture of extremely odd but clearly documented genetic pathologies, along with possible cradle boarding.
I hope Lloyd will devote his time in the future to more worthwhile pursuits. That old horse he's still flogging isn't just dead, it's positively rotten. Time to move on.
I do NOT feel sorry for Lloyd, nor do I feel sorry for anyone associated with him. Him being $50K in debt BY HIS OWN HAND, is no different to me than someone who bought a home with an adjustable mortgage. He KNEW what he was doing, he's a grown man.
You should be clear when you say, his readers. You mean his investors. When I did the work for him, I was subject to a group of people's commentary. These are people who spent money to MAKE MONEY.
I think it is absolutely hilarious that you were told the same thing I was. Had you given him what he wanted, you would have lost your credibility as a forensic artist. Science, and forensics is about truth. If you're a forensic artist, you have to be intellectually honest in your rendering of a subject.
Be glad you aren't associated with his work. Anyone who is, is just as much a fraud as he is.
So what the new test show? Human father? I know the first test showed it had a human mother.
Tommy:
If it weren't a foregone conclusion that you wouldn't get anything for your trouble--because you can't get blood from a turnip--would you take legal action against Pye? How about just to discredit him? If you can't get what you're due for your work, you can at least get your good name back and make sure no one ever falls for his BS ever again...