Encounter With Cryptoterrestrials -An Incredible Case in Peru

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ENCOUTER WITH CRYPTOTERRESTRIALS

An extraordinary case in Peru

By

Giacoo Renato Lon!ato

Introduction

This article is meant to describe and document the course of an event thathappened in Peru in spring of 2012, and it involves Crypto-terrestrial beings(cry"to# $idden% not in si!$t & eanin!# $idden terrestria's) !or those

interested in the authentic enigma related to the "!# phenomenon, a ne$%$ide angle% $ill be shared $ith you here, one $hich adds in the best $aypossible, an important yet elusive piece of the pu&&le regarding the rich andcomplicated sub'ect of the presence of highly evolved, intelligent beingsamongst us

s bi&arre as this may sound, these Crypto-terrestrial beings $ould beamongst us, cohabiting this planet, in parallel eistence $ith our human

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civili&ation +ue to their high technological and psychological development,and for the survival of their species, they seem to have chosen to remainoutside the margin of our history, for reasons unno$n to us They may havetaen this position for their safety, and for our o$n

Currently, our common perception is that all unidentied .ying ob'ects thatare seen, lmed, or reported by surprised $itnesses are of etraterrestrialorigin +ue to the elusive nature of this sub'ect, you $ill learn in this articlethat it also has all the connotations, and elements of unepected secretagendas /t is important to eep in mind the term %$ide angle% $hileapproaching this topic, because this might $ell mean a completeunprecedented chapter of our civili&ation ssuming this is true - of $hich /have no doubt no$ - if this $ere really a part of our history, then $e $ouldbe facing an important evolutionary lin, ironically, completely unno$n tous, another civili&ation, an ancient and sophisticated intelligent advancedspecies /f this $ere so, it $ould be coeisting $ith us in the shado$s of our

reality e are summoned to as ourselves many uestions hat is theirorigin3 here did they come from3 4o$ do they eist3 +id they in.uence ourancient civili&ations3 4o$ is their civili&ation, and $hat are their energysources3 hat is our true history3

/n other $ords, a ne$ ial ge (5ote 1) is being presented to us Theimpact of contact of an alien civili&ation establishing an encounter $ith thehuman race has determining e6ects to$ards the political, economic, andreligious institutions eisting on our planet

s mentioned before, this can be seen either as a historical opportunity for

us, or as a threat to the special interests that govern our planet /t is theauthor%s hope that this article $ill give the reader no$ledge about anincredible reality emerging in the midst of ours, a reality that has al$aysbeen here, and for reasons that are no$, beyond our understanding, it no$$ants to mae itself publicly no$n in the most unepected $ay

/ $ould lie to than Claudine 7aresi for her sel.ess collaboration andillustrations that convey the authentic feeling of this ama&ing and true story

To my friends, $ho accompanied me on this adventure in the southern desertof 8ima

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PART I

T$e Cry"to&Terrestria's

Mac Tonnies

The term %Crypto terrestrial% $as originally coined by the late :ac Tonnies(1;<=-200;) an merican author and blogger $hose $or focused onfuturology, trans-humanism, and "!# theoretics /n his boo >T$eCry"toterrestria's% A (editation on Indi!enous Huanoids andA'iens Aon! Us>, published in 2010 This humble article aims to merit therecognition he deserves, because unno$n to him, his alertness led him toepress conclusions that resemble $hat $e are learning no$ about thiselusive presence on our planet

/t can be said that :ac Tonnies% constructive criticism focused on the

classical >nuts and bolts> of ufology 4e does assume the possibility of eploring the phenomenon as something terrestrial, rather than seeing it aslined solely to %outer space% #ne of the hypotheses of the late researcher$as based on the constant "!# presence in the $orld%s oceans, as $ell as inremote and uneplored areas of our planet

!or :ac Tonnies there is the possibility that this species $ould be using aseries of psychosocial eperiments to camou.age their presence, distracting

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the masses $ith the idea to loo >out$ards> and thus creating incongruous,bi&arre, and illogical cases in order to >demystify themselves> /n other$ords, create a revolving door that gets us $here they $ant us to goanother false clue

hen reports of these many ufology cases are read, $e get to notice severalincidents $ith bi&arre characteristics #ther incidents seem perfectly staged:ight this be, perhaps, a deliberate tactic by the Crypto-terrestrials3 Thepo$er to distract an aggressive mass, a ma'ority inhabiting the planet%ssurface, this is $here ?acue 7allee%s phrase falls in perfectly >the "!#phenomenon denies itself> 8ie$ise, :ac Tonnies thought that some cases of abduction have too many >human> characteristics, such as using technicaleaminations, and taing victim%s samplings $hile using present day, familiarto us, medical technology @everal other researchers also suspect of course,that some abduction might have been carried out by "@ ir !orce/ntelligence @ervices

!or the late researcher, the fact that Crypto-terrestrials seem to reinventthemselves over time has been a far-reaching agenda They have beeninterpreted in various $ays by di6erent human groups, until becoming partof ancient myths, and legends about magical and monstrous creatures thatinhabit our planet%s interior Coupled $ith the ability to no$ our humanpsychology, and therefore its manipulation, by means of electromagnetic$aves as a $ay to insert desired images in the mind in order to achieve asubliminal manipulation, may be an aspect that cannot be disregarded

parenthesis here, to sho$ you ho$ / have arrived to similar conclusions as

:ac Tonnies did s described in my boo )ET Prsence and Ne* Wor'd+ie*s (5ote 2) the human psychic manipulation by etraterrestrialintelligence is incorporated into an anthropological agenda, in order to%soften% the collective consciousness of manind The di6erence is that myhypothesis is based on alien intervention, $hile Tonnies sa$ this in terms of a Crypto-terrestrial presence /n my vie$ it applies in both instances, $ith ane$ $ide-angle meant to further the human understanding that $e are notalone in the universe, nor are $e the only ones inhabiting our planet

5o$, if Atraterrestrial presence, Crypto-terrestrials, and inter-dimensionalbeings and other entities are part of our reality for centuries, and $hy not

say, millennia & a reality $e obviously don%t fully understand yet - it doesseem these furtive presences have served to generate a comprehensive$ealth of myths, and legends This possibility $as taen into account by ?acues 7allee in his boo )Pass"ort to (a!onia) 5evertheless, Tonnies%hypothesis is not solely in reference to the Crypto-terrestrial presence s $eshall see, researcher illiam :ichael :ott also reached similar conclusions

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riter and compiler of supernatural legends and myths, illiam :ichael:ott, sho$s a constant imagery of supernatural beings inhabiting the depthsof the sea, or an underground $orld throughout his boo %Ca,erns%Cau'drons and Concea'ed Creatures% These are legends that have beenrepeated in di6erent countries over time and in di6erent cultures !or :ott,

the presence of mythological beings in various narratives might $ell berelated to the presence of the "!# phenomenon ccording to him, thecontinual presence of alien bipeds, $ith upper and lo$er etremities similarto ours, t$o eyes, and very human characteristics, call for a certainsuspicion bductions tae on di6erent interpretations as they are repeatedunder di6erent supernatural disguises in di6erent cultures :onstrous beingsabducting humans and damsels, and taing them to inaccessibleunderground depths are certainly part of popular follore The option remainshere, that if these ever $ere true events, Crypto-terrestrials may have beenresponsible t the end of the day, it%s all speculation

/n this boo, :ott gets to associate the presence of superior beings $ithuotations from apocryphal boos, $here beings $ith angelic character fallinto misfortune $hen they are conned to our planet, as a ind of punishment 5onetheless, and uite apart from his personal conclusions, thisauthor adheres to the theory $ere the depths of the ocean are the habitatfor higher beings, 'ust as the opposite vision $e have of seeing thephenomenon as something purely alien / $ill venture to say here, it ispossible their presence in the depths of the ocean has already beenidentied by the "@ 5avy /s it possible that Crypto-terrestrial habitats havebeen identied by the /ntelligence of the "nited @tates3 This possibility, as$ell as other implications, $ill be epanded further along this article

modern myth and mystery, for eample, surrounds the famous @in$alersanch, located in "tah (5ote *) @upernatural presence has been detectedand investigated by its o$ner, aerospace and hotel industry tycoon obert TDigelo$ /nterestingly, in an intervie$ in the science section of the 5e$ Eor Times, ?une 2010, Digelo$ states >Performance of high uality research canconrm an alien presence, $ithout the need for physical contact> 4e alsoadded other eually curious statements, such as "People have been killed.People have been hurt. It is beyond observation information." /t is thiscomment that became popular over the /nternet, based on the assumption of confrontational events that happened in his @in$alers anch, $ere the

cause for casualties in Digelo$%s private security guard The story that runsthrough the /nternet, ho$ever, is not true /t $as Digelo$ himself $ho latercared to clarify that he had referred to the Dra&ilian %Colares Case' thathappened bet$een 1;<< and 1;<F, $here a "!# red a mysterious beam atpeople

4aving reliable information regarding the "!# phenomenon of Crypto-terrestrial or Atraterrestrial origin, and their presence, certainly carries all

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inds of conseuences "nder this premise, $e enter here the second part of this article that narrates the close encounter of an eceptional $itness $ithCrypto-terrestrial beings The reader should bear in mind $hat is $ritten inthe introduction to this articleG / have proceeded, to the best of my abilities,to gather the limited information available on this particularly remarable,

and real case

PART II

-'aus H.nnin!er)s Encounter *it$ t$e Cry"to&terrestria's

-'aus H.nnin!er (itrani% En!/

Hlaus 4Inninger :itrani $as born in 1;B2 4e is a multilingual Peruvianengineer $ith etensive academic eperience in his professional circle 4ecompleted studies at the "niversity of Derlin, and is currently +irector of thePaleontological :useum :eyer-4Inninger in the city of Tacna Paleontology isone of his great passions, an academic area $ere this outstanding Peruvian

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made headlines in 2010, $hen he disputed the >lvare& 4ypothesis> @aidhypothesis, developed in 1;F0 by the merican 5obel pri&e 8uis alterlvare&, proposed that the demise of the dinosaurs $as caused by anasteroid impact on the Eucatan region during the Cretaceous period (B=million years ago) This originated $hat is considered the cause for the great

dinosaur etinction, leaving the Chiculub Crater as a huge pocmar,$hereas half of the animal species on the planet disappeared completely

/n the micro paleontological research conducted by Hlaus 4Inninger in areasnear the city of Eurimaguas, located in the Peruvian ma&on 'ungle, hedisputes $ith evidence that the etinction of dinosaurs $as the result of aclimate change that began <0 million years ago That means ve millionyears before the asteroid impact on the Eucatan peninsula

This is a brief overvie$ of a person $hose fate $ould place him in front of anetraordinary eperience, $hich too place in the deserted landscape

surrounding the city of /ca ( city located 990 m approimately, south of 8ima) hat is described belo$ is the result of many emails and personalphone calls $ith HlausG intervie$s conducted by !ourth :illennium Channelin @pain, as $ell as from research done by investigator nthony Choy in Peru,among others

T$e Encounter

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/n 5ovember of 2011, a group of seven people headed out of 8ima to$ardthe desert of /ca to eplore an area $here there are large number of ancientfossils Conforming the epedition together $ith Hlaus and his $ife $erethree other Jerman academics The purpose of the epedition $as to sho$them the fossil-rich areas in the southern part of the country, $ith theintention of promoting on-site investigations $ith Jerman colleagues Theaccount of events, according to 4Inninger%s personal testimony, is asfollo$s

>Under the light of a bright moon, around ten o'clock that night,

all participants to the expedition had installed in the camp, andwere sitting around a campre engaging in a pleasant chat whileoccasionally watching the starry night sky. !uite unexpectedly,the soothing uietness of the night was interrupted by some sort of strange vibration in the air. #o be honest, we had no idea what the origin of this strange bu$$ing or vibration could be, in the

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middle of the desert. %ext thing we know, the unprecedentedbecame a reality...& In fact, all those present watched anapproximately (( meter )*+ feet long U-, emerge from behinda hill&

/urrounded by multicolored lights, the huge unidentied 0yingob1ect silently hovered behind the hill. #his stunning vision wasfollowed by another incredible scene. #he U- remainedstationary in the air without making a sound, yet from both sidesof the ob1ect approximately 2 spheres of light emerged from thecraft, and began to move at high speed in all directions aroundthe camp. 3atching this unbelievable display of luminous sphereshovering over our heads, took us all completely by surprise.

ccording to Hlaus, the astonished group $atched t$o of these spheresapproaching them from a distance of about =0 meters, $ith the clear intentto >investigate> the area, and illuminating them $ith po$erful, &ig&agginglight beams Det$een the pro'ected highlights and shado$s over the smalldunes surrounding the camp, the potent lighting beam lit the tent areagiving it an unreal atmosphere This scene, according to his $ords, did notlast more than a fe$ minutes, $hereas from being in a state of sheer a$eand be$ilderment, they $ent into one of fear of the unno$n /t must havebeen an unnerving feeling, best described as fear and helplessness mied$ith astonishment, to learn that something or someone o$ning a superiortechnology $as $atching them

?ust as the spheres of light had appeared in front of the group, everyone sa$the spheres indiscriminately regroup and return to the "!#, one by one, anduietly The unno$n .ying ob'ect hid behind the hill, virtually s$allo$ed bythe prevailing darness Complete silence came over all present, only the$ind blo$ing over the tents, moved relentlessly t the face of such aspectacle, the group stood in a complete state of shoc #ne of the Jermanscientists said he thought this could have been a helicopter, but Hlaus toothis comment as a vain attempt to accept a truth to uncomfortable to bear

The group remained around the campre, furtively looing up at the sy

again, and again, $hile trying to mae sense to the strange eperience theyhad 'ust had in the middle of the desert @omething uite hallucinating hadhappened in front these scientists and eceptional $itnesses 8ittle did theyno$, another even greater surprise $as about to happen to them, one for$hich no one could have prepared for in their life

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Meeting with the Crypto-terrestrials

bout an hour and a half later, $hile all $ere in their tents and ready to callit a night, Hlaus hears the same vibration again, and it $aes him up Thissound is follo$ed by an intense light that lit up the camp as if it $eredaylight 5ot thining t$ice, Hlaus climbs out of his tent taing his camera$ith him, and heads to$ards $hat he sees is the source of light, rapidlyfollo$ed by the remainder of the group in the midst of the surroundingdarness pproimately 2= meters a$ay, he is surprised at the sight of t$o

etremely tall beings "I saw two silhouettes of approximately 2.20 to 2.50 meters (8 to feet tall!. ppearing not to #ewearing any $lothing% their s&in seeme somewhat grayish lea $olore they ha a )ery long ne$&% thin%elongate lim#s% an long arms that rea$he to their &nees. "I in't see their nose or mouth% #ut I i noti$e a pair of )ery large an pronoun$e eyes I $oul see their #oies swaying gently from sie to sie." hile this is

happening, Hlaus eperiences his mind is "as if #eing rawn #y a$entrifuge" to both beings in front of him #nce he is mentally in tune$ith these beings, Hlaus feels an instant benign intention on their side 4ethen turns to the rest of the group no$ close behind him, and tries to calm

them by saying, "they won't hurt us."

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T$e (essa!e

The moment he notices the t$o beings, his mind connects to theirs Thefeeling $as one of a strong psychic connection, as if being inside a tunnel

$ith them s soon as he starts to feel comfortable $ith the situation, hisscientic curiosity $ants to no$ $here these beings are from "*herei you $ome from+" ,heir response was nothing less thanstartling "*e o not $ome from any other planet% we arefrom the arth. *e li)e here mu$h longer than you ha)e%thousans of years ago." 4e continues to as uestionsG he $antsto no$ $hy these beings $ere here in this encounter Their sobering

response "*e are your oler #rothers% an we are )ery $on$erne a#out what is happening on the planet% we areworrie a#out what you are oing."

"/ne memora#le night in the esert of I$a I was tol that the worl is i)ie #y those who are proting from itsestru$tion% an those who will su1er prote$ting it.

I unerstoo that some time ago% an uneual struggle ha #egun #etween these two groups. ,he nal $ountown

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has alreay #egun% an we must $hoose #etween two paths% one that ma&es us ri$h #y estroying the planet% or one that ma&es us su1ering warriors% prote$ting the planet from those who a#use it."

To all of this, the encounter bet$een Hlaus and the t$o strange visitors $asestablished as a harmonious and trusting echange 4o$ever, the contact$as interrupted by his $ife%s frantic screams /n a panicy self-preservationmode she $as trying to protect her husband, no doubt, fearing he $as aboutto be the victim of something very serious midst her hysterical screamsand the group%s intense commotion, Hlaus felt he $as starting to lose themental connection The beings looed at each otherG turned to Hlaus and tothe rest of the upset group, and then turn bac and left the site /t is at that

precise moment, Hlaus notices their astonishing elongated heads, and heimmediately relates them to the elongated sulls of the Paracas culture /nhis o$n $ords, >/ could not help but mae the comparison>

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',he group experien$e great tension in front of the humanois'

/n the confusing moments $hen the adrenaline is running a hundred percentthrough his body, Hlaus tried to calm his $ife, $hile mentally trying toreconnect $ith the he $as losing communication $ith 5et thing he no$s,he $atched the beings leave to$ard a bright light that too o6 4e ran for hiscamera and tried to tae as many pictures as he could, $hile the craft roseand disappeared into the night sy

+uring an intervie$ $ith artist ?anet Darbo&a in >n Avening $ith ?anet> in8ima, ?anuary 201=, Hlaus 4Inninger said he estimated the encounter tohave lasted an average of ve to ten minutes /n any case, he has beensome$hat reluctant to provide any more information, because he considershis encounter $ith the Crypto-terrestrials a personal eperience, $hich isunderstandable /t is note$orthy to say that he has only participated in fourintervie$s, $hich for the vast ma'ority have gone unnoticed Hlaus4Inninger is best no$n for being a committed advocate for theenvironment 4e is also no$n for his e6orts to denounce morally dubiouspublic oKcials To say the least, he sees the need to create a$areness andprotect Peru%s cultural and historical heritage ll of this has led him to have

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a gro$ing number of follo$ers on social media, $ho continue to support hisprogressive ideas and activities t no time has he ever tried to promote hiseperience at conferences or through the media, uite the contrary, it mighthave rised his professional stature

5othing, ho$ever, $ould mae one suspect this encounter could haveattracted the attention of an organi&ed and clandestine group acting fromthe shado$s s is in many of these cases, the price of telling a truth bringsunepected conseuences

",hey ha)e inha#ite the arth for thousans of years. ,hey $onsier themsel)esour #rothers.

,hey are extremely $on$erne a#out the situation of our $i)ili3ation."

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Part III

T$e 0&1i'es

couple of months later, $hile on his $ay home after leaving the universitybuilding $here he taught, he noticed t$o $ell clad foreign looing individuals$aling behind him at some distance /t soon became obvious that he $asbeing follo$ed s the strangers seemed to have no intention to go a$ayL and in order to avoid a possible security problem, Hlaus decided to cross thestreet, and hail a cab Hlaus 'umped into the cab $ithout any hesitation, and

as he leaves the t$o strangers behind, he feels a brief sense of relief fterbeing a fe$ minutes on the $ay, the driver stops the car abruptly to reachfor something under his seat This felt incredibly bi&arre and unreal >Jive methat briefcaseM> threatened the cab driver, $hile he pointed a strangelooing, shinny, and silvery metal gun at 4Inninger%s face

ithout a second thought, he thre$ the briefcase containing his laptop, andran from the cab $ith all the strength he had in his legs 4is heart $asbursting in his chest and he $as alive, but the thief had his briefcase $ith thelaptop containing the pictures he had taen the night of the encounter in thedesert This unfortunate incident $as not the result of some ordinary crime

/t $as a premeditated event, meant to get ahold of 4Inninger%s evidenceDut $ho, $ho $ere they3 nd, $here did they they from3 /f this $as not apremeditated assault, then $hat else can be epected from the follo$ingincidents you are about to read3

E,eryt$in! Goes

#ne $ay or the other, Hlaus 4Inninger%s case reached the ears a @panishcouple /er ?imene& and Carmen Porter, producers and hosts for the @panishtelevision program %Cuarto :ilenio% ithout hesitation, they proceeded tointervie$ $ith him, and aired in 8ima on 5ovember 12, 2012, under the title

>Ancounter in /ca> !ourth :illennium is a T7 sho$ dedicated to theinvestigation of high rating enigmas and mysteries Their $ebsite is follo$edby thousands of 4ispanic merican fans /n the intervie$, one can see Hlausas the paleontology epert he isL surrounded by large animal fossils from the:eso&oic, and dressed in his habitual hai eplorer shirt, giving testimonyof the encounter as mentioned above

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The !ourth :illennium team spared neither resources nor professional actorsin order to recreate in detail the eplorer%s eperience in the /ca desert:oreover, the report features stunning special e6ects, follo$ing the detaileddescription of the encounter This $as certainly the largest broadcast of theencounter, in 8atin merica, and it $as this intervie$, perhaps, dre$ the

attention of the shado$y group, that follo$ing him until they located him /am not saying this in vain

/n a personal telephone conversation / had $ith nthony Choy, the $ell-no$n Peruvian investigator and ufologist L he commented to me that hehad succeeded to invite Hlaus 4Inninger to broadcast over his radio program>?ourney to nother +imension> This intervie$ of nearly an hour, aired liveon +ecember 2F, 201*, focusing primarily on paleontology research, and theactivism 4Inninger has embared against the +aar ally for damagecaused to the ancient 5a&ca lines in the desert of 5a&ca, and /ca side fromhis eld of study and paleontological research, Hlaus 4Inninger is a $ell-

no$n activist for the natural, historical, and cultural resources of Peru /t isonly at the end of the intervie$, 'ust four minutes before the end of thesho$, that nthony Choy brings up the uestion of the dramatic encounter$ith the strange beings occurred in /ca s Choy himself told me, due to theseriousness of the case and the importance of the $itness he had on hissho$ that night, he decided to call a cameraman to record the intervie$

The cameraman (initials ?::) $ored in the radio cabin, and recorded theintervie$ from beginning to end $ith no problems t the end of the sho$,around 11 pm, Choy invited the cameraman for dinner to a Chineserestaurant (no$n as %Chifa% in Peru) both riding in Choy%s car fter nishing

dinner around midnight, Choy and the cameraman part company $ith a brief conversation ?:: hails a tai and ass the driver for a ride home, $ithout aforebode of $hat he $ould eperience net #n their $ay out of 8ince districtto the densely populated northern 8ima sector, $hile driving along one of thebusy avenues in that area after midnight, the tai driver stops the car, andturns around $ielding a rearm to$ard the unsuspecting passenger Threatening him $ith the $eapon at point-blan, he maes a demand, >Jiveme $hat you%ve recorded> ith no further preamble or choice, ?:: handsover the epensive video camera containing the recording of the intervie$4e $as left standing on the street, trying to understand $hat had 'usthappened s Choy says, at no time did the thief as for the cameraman%s

$allet or his cellphone very strange theft indeed, because a moderncellphone in the blac maret has good resell valueG a >idnapping on the$ay> didn%t happen, one $here the victim is taen to an T: machine andased to $ithdra$ all funds available 5one of that happened

/n other $ords, this $as another $ell-coordinated operation by someone $ithenough eperience in this type of masterful theft ithout a doubt, this $asnot a solo act

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/t should be noted that there is only one %EouTube% video of nthony Choy%sintervie$ $ith Hlaus 4Inninger, recorded live from the radio booth on adioCapital The unusual assault and video camera theft $ere mentioned in anintervie$ done by ?anet Darbo&a via Cable T7, aired on ?anuary *0, 201= That happened before the long distance telephone conversation / had $ith

researcher and radio conductor nthony Choy

PART I+

T$ey are t$ere# T$e Ex"edition to Ica

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/n 5ovember of 201*, / $as traveling through 8ima on the $ay to the city of Puno to give a series of lectures to an international group, invited by myfriend, the tourism entrepreneur ?orge 8uis +elgado nother good friend,

upon hearing of my visit to Peru, told me about the opportunity to meet $ithHlaus 4Inninger during a private meeting This friend made sure toemphasi&e this $as a legitimate contact case +ue to my trip to Puno, and4Inninger%s multiple commitments, the opportunity to meet, unfortunately,did not happen for us

This scenario repeated itself again in @eptember of 201=, $hen / $asincluded in an epeditionary group $ith 4Inninger, $ho didn%t $ant this tripto the desert be made public @ince / do not live in 8ima, / needed to no$ if there $ere going to be any date changes, as it $ould be diKcult to changemy airfare later To mae the story short, 4Inninger at the time $as in the

southern city of Tacna taing care of some $or related activities, all of $hich made it impossible for him to arrive in 8ima on time !or the fe$ days /stayed in 8ima, my camping gear $as ready to go at any given moment%snotice

Throughout all this time, $e remained in communication 4Inninger $asvery forthcoming, and ans$ered all my uestionsG he $as reluctant,though, to have any massive number of people sho$ up due to the largeamount of fragile fossils in the area

The day our private meeting $as scheduled had to be canceled at the last

minute +espite all the adverse circumstances, / endured it in the spirit of sportsmanship 5onetheless, / decided to go to the desert of /ca in thecompany of a friend and t$o other people #ne of my friends has a vehicleadeuate to drive over the sandy geography Thans the adventurous spiritof our friend $ho generously o6ered his vehicle at last minute, $e decided toleave that @aturday early morning

Deing the designated driver for the group, $e promptly left the city of 8ima and headed to$ards the @outh Pan-merican 4igh$ay e stopped onlyt$ice on the road to stoc up on $ater and to pump gas Throughout the $ayand as $e $ere getting closer to our nal destination, $e ept in

communication $ith 4Inninger $ho gave us directions on ho$ to get theresmoothly /t $as so, until the desolate desert began to interfere $ith thetransmitting signals of our mobile phones

The breadth of the /ueNo desert in contrast $ith the blue sy a$aited us"nited $e traveled to learn more about the authentic and ama&ing reality of our beautiful and fragile blue planet facing such dire problems Throughoutour drive, $e all observed the surrounding geography silently

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Aach one of us $as immersed in their o$n personal ramblings, as $econtemplated on the marvelous and the unno$n hile driving over theirregular rolling terrain, the sandbans and rocy areas, in my mind / ept

going bac to $hat Hlaus had said to me "they li)e in the o$eans"%"they are extremely $on$erne a#out the situation on our

planet"% "they ha)e #een li)ing here for thousans of years"% "they $onsier us their #rothers."

fter more than an hour%s drive through the desert along the indicated path,the sun started to set To this, my friend ($ho has an eagle eye and is anepert in setting up tents) suggested $e stop to nd a spot to camp s $estepped out of the car to rela after the long drive, $e all noticed a strong$ind blo$ing around our ears The $ind $as neither hot nor cold, 'ustblo$ing so much $e needed to raise our voice in order to hear one another8ucily, my friend found a place at the foot of a sinuous shaped hill sculpt byancient erosion, not $ithout rst telling us he had seen t$o lights, $itherratic .ight, at an undetermined distance This occurred immediately afterour arrival after B00 pm

+espite the prevailing $ind, $e $ored as a team to build our tents underthe direction of our epert friend, and then proceeded to eplore thesurrounding area 8ooing around our base camp one could distinguish t$odi6erent types of %mounds% / say this, because the one to our north had arocy shape, resembling a large $all $ith hori&ontal roc straticationsG $hilein front of us to the $est, $as another that looed as though a great pressurehad crushed its top, $hile being surrounded by roc formations largely

covered by sand

#nce it got dar, each one of us $ent o6 to eplore the place to their liing"nder the full moonlight and starry sy, one could see the landscape clearly/ climbed a $inding hill in front of us $ith ease, $ithout needing a .ashlight,the $ind incessantly blo$ing around my ears / $aled all the $ay to the endof the hill from $here to the distance / could spot the Pacic #cean / hadnever been in a place this remote s my friend 'ustly said >this loos as if agiant tsunami hit the terrain, and $hat it left after retiring> / didn%t feelanything, negative or positive, it is a very neutral place $ith minimal humanpresence or activity Perhaps that is $hat that made this so di6erent

+espite the $ind, later that night $e tried our best to light a re to preparesomething $arm to drin hile $e conversed, $e ept looing at the starrynight /n fact, this $as an ideal and deserted place for any amateurastronomer 4o$ever, as $e stopped taling $e heard a bu&&ing sound,$hich seemed to be coming from our 5orth$est, peculiarly close to ourcamp @ince Hlaus had commented that sound $as a sign and a prelude tothe presence of the Crypto-terrestrial crafts before maing contact, $e all fell

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silent ll of us in the group $ere trying to determine $hether the sound $eheard could be traKc noise from the @outh Pan-merican high$ay /f that$ere so, it $ould mean a considerable amount of vehicles @ince the $ind$as blo$ing from $est to east, it could hardly be the sound of traKc heardall the $ay to our remote location The sound $as monotonous, $ithout

pause, something resembling a po$er station or vibration t that point, thescenario seemed surreal, because the area looed lie a :artian geographycoupled $ith strong $ind, along $ith an absolute tranuility of the entirearea

#ur silence and observation of the area $as suddenly interrupted by thepresence of a sphere of bright color that came out of no$here, crossing at acertain altitude from south to north, and right above our camp 5ot all of ussa$ this because it only lasted for a fe$ seconds /t $as not a shooting star,and it $as not a meteor Truth be said, it $as too slo$ to be one or the other/n fact, / cannot fail to mention that both the sound and the presence of

spheres of light $ere part of the prelude to contact $ith the eplorers in thatsame &one / have to admit / $ould have loved to see the Crypto-terrestrialbeingsG at the same time, / have to say / have an idea $hat they $ould tellme

That night / slept very $ell, even though / sensed $e $ere being observedL /recogni&ed the feeling because it $as all around me from top to bottom,throughout the four cardinal points /t might be a personal and sub'ectiveopinion, but it all depends on ho$ you loo at it s soon as it da$ned netmorning, the sun rose $ith all its splendorL $e rapidly disassembled ourtents and too pictures of the areaL the desert has a uniue beautyL / can

honestly say that of all the trips and places / have camped, this has been aspecial, remote and neutral place

hile driving to$ards the road, / could not help but observe the surroundinglandscape / ept thining that an entire and sophisticated civili&ation hasshared our planet $ith us for millenniaG a civili&ation so concerned about thecurrent state of a6airs is no$ forced to mae contact, because an ignorantand less evolved ma'ority of humans is endangering life on the planet Thisma'ority is not a$are that a small plutocratic elite has immense po$er overthem ma'ority, /%m also certain $ould lie to no$ more, to learn moreabout our true history, and to create a better future for all living beings

Conc'usions

4ere are some basic conclusions about this etraordinary case that need tobe shared

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1 Peru is once again the scenario for an encounter $ith more evolvedbeings more sophisticated and advanced civili&ation than ours revealsitself as cohabiting $ith humanind on planet Aarth for thousands of years

2 The sightings observed in Peru and else$here in the $orld, could be the

result of Crypto-terrestrial aerial activities #bviously, there is no $ay todistinguish or properly classify "!#s, $hatever their origin may be

*- The emergence of more than a do&en light spheres from the "!# to theeploration camp area clearly indicates that the purpose $as to collect datafrom all members of the epedition

9- #nce the data is collected by the Crypto-terrestrials and through theirintelligence, they recogni&e the right $itnesses, they decide to maephysical contact and communicate their message

= The sighting of an unno$n craft, as $ell as Hlaus 4Inninger%s physicalcontact $ith the Crypto-terrestrial beings, are both $itnessed by all membersof the epedition

B +uring his sighting, and possibly during his physical encounter $ith theCrypto-terrestrial beings, 4Inninger $as able to tae several photographs,as is stated by him, and as sho$n during the intervie$ conducted by the!ourth :illennium @pain program

< /t is unno$n ho$ Hlaus 4Inninger%s encounter became of no$ledge tothe secret group that acted $ith suspect liberty, and got a$ay unpunished

This could have been the result of the initial disclosure made by 4Inningerhimself - or by other members of the epeditionary group - held privately,but someho$ still became no$n by this >intercepting> group

F The material theft and assault perpetrated against 4Inninger, as $ell asthe one against the cameraman (?::) resemble intelligence operations$herein the possible reactions of the victims are studied / assume theremust have been more than one driver $aiting for the victim in both cases

; Doth victims might have been monitored through $iretapping +espiteuite some time after his eperience of encounter, 4Inninger $as traced

10 The presence of t$o adult Caucasian males, allo$s maing theassumption, these >interceptors> may have originated from the "nited@tates /t is no$n that their hegemonic po$er is not receptive to a genuine"!# declassication $hen compared $ith other countries

11 /f it $ere so, this secret organi&ation is unable to control and O or limitCrypto-terrestrials beings, because these (beings) have a superior state of

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mental and scientic evolution, access to a superior source of energy, theyhave advanced unfamiliar technology and full control of airspace /n additionto having an independent eistence, they have the capacity to a6ect thecultural system of our human civili&ation and change its course

12 The above (10) conclusion, tells us there is a :ega Po$er cohabiting onplanet Aarth, $hereas, the delicate tas of developing a rapport andcommunication $ith us, implicitly $ould indicate the ris of an imbalance of the present po$er structure on Aarth This process $ould reuire a longprocess of >acclimati&ation> for us

1* Hlaus 4Inninger%s encounter $ith the Crypto-terrestrial beings $as of apositive natureG nonetheless, their message to us epresses a seriousconcern regarding the situation on Aarth, the planet they share $ith thehuman race e must really be in a very critical situation, globally, to ignore$hat has forced the Crypto-terrestrials to sho$ up before a group of human

beings

+ue to the enormously critical problems and social dilemmas created by ourhumanity, might the Crypto-terrestrials leave this planet if it $ere tocollaterally a6ect them3 Eou, the reader, $ill understand there are so manyopen-end uestions to this ne$ great $ide-angle, it could change thenarrative in relation to a more evolved, intelligent presence on ourplanet, dramatically This incredible story is in star contrast to other popularmyths and stories around the sub'ect of beings inhabiting the interior of theAarth

/f their goal is peaceful, could there be a meeting in the future $ith theCrypto-terrestrials to $or together to$ards a more peaceful planet, and ahuman culture that respects life3 To $hom $ill the Crypto-terrestrials resort3lternatively, $ould it be better to say train human groups as messengers,$ithout creating a dependency on a more advanced culture3

#nly time $ill tell

Giacoo Renato Lon!ato

California, !ebruary 201B

Notes

1- Axia' A!e the term coined by the Jerman philosopher Harl ?aspers, refers to a time ofgreat change that occurred bet$een the Fth to the *rd centuries DC /t is characteri&ed bythe appearance of ne$ philosophical, scientic and religious thoughts

2- Lon!ato% Giacoo Renato AT Presence an 5e$ orld 7isions , Dalboa Press "@2012

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*- S2in*a'2er Ranc$ Dallard, "tah, "@, no$n for its paranormal activity and "!#phenomenon, and o$ned by tycoon obert Digelo$

9- The initials of the cameraman has been changed to protect his identity

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