Are There Aliens Hiding in the Jungle? 🤯
In summer 2023, viral videos showed villagers claiming attacks by aliens called 'face peelers' (pelacara). An investigator examined a case involving a 15-year-old girl who reported being grabbed by armored figures on flying discs who attempted to cut her with a laser scalpel.
Summary
During the summer of 2023, a series of videos went viral on social media featuring villagers running and screaming about being assaulted by aliens they termed 'pelacara' or 'face peelers.' The speaker investigated these incidents, focusing on one particular case involving the attempted abduction of a 15-year-old girl. According to the girl's account, she was in her backyard one evening picking up fruit when she felt a wind at her back. Looking up to identify the source, she observed a person dressed entirely in black body armor flying on a disc. She then saw a second figure approaching, who grabbed her legs. The attackers reportedly produced a laser scalpel and began making an incision under her jawline. This incident represents one of multiple reported encounters that sparked widespread fear and viral social media coverage in the affected community.
Key Insights
- Villagers in 2023 reported being attacked by entities they called 'pelacara' or face peelers, generating viral social media content
- The investigator focused on a specific case involving the attempted abduction of a 15-year-old girl
- The alleged attackers were described as wearing black body armor and traveling on flying discs
- The entities reportedly used laser scalpels to make incisions under victims' jawlines
- The incidents occurred in what appears to be a rural or village setting where people were doing everyday activities like picking fruit
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Transcript
What are the face peelers? In the summer of 2023, there was a series of videos that went viral on social media, in which the villagers were running around screaming, saying, we're being assaulted by aliens, and they were saying they were using the term pelacara, which is face peeler. I had to go down there to investigate a particular incident, which was the attempted abduction of a 15-year-old girl. And she told me that one evening, she was in her backyard, and she bent over to pick up the fruit. She felt a wind at her back. And she looked up to see what was generating this wind, and she saw this person dressed head to foot in black…
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