Varginha 1996: Two Captured Creatures and Brazil’s Military Cover-Up
On the morning of 13 January 1996, people around Varginha in Minas Gerais, Brazil, reported a large object flying low and descending through white smoke. A university professor who approached the area said the debris was extremely light and smelled of ammonia and sulphur. Military trucks arrived and pushed civilians away. Seven days later, three girls saw a brown-skinned, red-eyed, three-toed creature crouched beside
On the morning of 13 January 1996, people around Varginha in Minas Gerais, Brazil, reported a large object flying low and descending through white smoke. A university professor who approached the area said the debris was extremely light and smelled of ammonia and sulphur. Military trucks arrived and pushed civilians away. Seven days later, three girls saw a brown-skinned, red-eyed, three-toed creature crouched beside a wall. That same day, military and fire-service vehicles filled the streets.
On the morning of 13 January 1996, people around Varginha in Minas Gerais, Brazil, reported a large object flying low and descending through white smoke. A university professor who approached the area said the debris was extremely light and smelled of ammonia and sulphur. Military trucks arrived and pushed civilians away. Seven days later, three girls saw a brown-skinned, red-eyed, three-toed creature crouched beside
On the morning of 13 January 1996, people around Varginha in Minas Gerais, Brazil, reported a large object flying low and descending through white smoke. A university professor who approached the area said the debris was extremely light and smelled of ammonia and sulphur. Military trucks arrived and pushed civilians away. Seven days later, three girls saw a brown-skinned, red-eyed, three-toed creature crouched beside
On the morning of 13 January 1996, people around Varginha in Minas Gerais, Brazil, reported a large object flying low and descending through white smoke. A university professor who approached the area said the debris was extremely light and smelled of ammonia and sulphur. Military trucks arrived and pushed civilians away. Seven days later, three girls saw a brown-skinned, red-eyed, three-toed creature crouched beside
On the morning of 13 January 1996, people around Varginha in Minas Gerais, Brazil, reported a large object flying low and descending through white smoke. A university professor who approached the area said the debris was extremely light and smelled of ammonia and sulphur. Military trucks arrived and pushed civilians away. Seven days later, three girls saw a brown-skinned, red-eyed, three-toed creature crouched beside