The Aliens and the Scalpel

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Project Aquarius: Exclusive interview and illustrations of Area 51’s S-4 facility September 14, 2010

Leir said that he had been confronted with various cases when during the operation he tried to remove the implants, the alien implants were extremely resistant to conventional instruments, and only with the help of a laser, he was able to damage some of them. There were no scars on the surface of the skin where the object was implanted and there was no trace of inflammation in the connective tissue as if the woman’s body did not consider these alien implants to be foreign bodies. Roger Krevin Leir (March 20, 1935 – March 14, 2014) was an American podiatric surgeon and ufologist best known as an investigator of alleged alien implants. Leir wrote books such as The Aliens and the Scalpel, and appeared on various radio and television shows, including Coast to Coast AM, claiming he had discovered proof of "non-terrestrial experimentation on man". [1] Career [ edit ] I would love to have met Dr. Leir, not to help me personally, but to thank him for his work with those he helped and spoke for. He gave his life to help a group of people that get help from where? To truly give one’s life for the sake of others, even his Countrymen, as Dr. Leir did with his is being – Dr. Leir should be remembered as one of the better, if not a great, American. It may only be in posterity that Dr. Leir will be known as a citizen of a Government that’s “For the people, by the people” who was FOR the people.Some of them consisted of rare elements, for example, one implant contained U-236, an isotope of uranium, and another contained iridium. There was a further encounter a little over a decade later in 1994 when he, his wife, and their three daughters were traveling around 40 miles to the south of Yuma when they noticed a strange object in the distance with a strange “strobe light” coming from it. Many doctors are baffled by these ” alien implants”, but in most of the cases, they consider them to be accidental injuries when a foreign object enters the body through a cut or after being swallowed. It was determined, however, that the membrane around the device when it was removed was also discovered on other alleged alien implants removed by Leir. Cullen would offer in subsequent interviews that this membrane could protect the otherworldly device from foreign object rejection by the body. Editor of Revista UFO Magazine, Founder and Director of the Brazilian Center for Flying Saucer Research (CBPDV), Brazilian Director for Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) and one of the Intl. Directors of the U.S. International UFO Congress.

It chronicles, in the first person, Dr. Leir’s involvement in identifying, surgically removing and analyzing implants from the bodies of serial abductees in southern California (the surgeries were performed at more than one clinical location) and may be the nearest thing we have to irrefutable scientific proof that the abductors do place small devices in abductees’ bodies, for purposes about which we can only speculate. Dr. Leir is an international speaker and has presented his material at conferences in the United Kingdom, Brazil, Turkey, Japan, Australia, France, Canada, Peru, Mexico, Italy, San Marino, totaling 42 countries in the past 7 years. He is one of the very few researchers in the field of Ufology to have been invited to present his findings at a meeting of The Society for Scientific Exploration in Paris, France. During their work, Leir and his assistants operated on about two dozen people, removing many different strange objects from their bodies. In the meantime, Corbell said he’s refraining from any sort of judgment on whether the little piece of metal is actually extraterrestrial nanotechnology.The most notable of these “clues” are tiny, hard objects of various shapes and materials that have been inserted into the bodies of patients for an unclear purpose. Dr. Leir wrote "The Smoking Gun" article for Un-X News Magazine which was published on March 2, 2014, just days before his death. Leir told the publisher that it was the most detailed article he had written to date. [ citation needed] Death [ edit ]

Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Glenn Pfeffer on the random splinters claimed by Dr Leir to be alien implants [1] In 1955, everything changed for him, that very year, he attended a UFO event, where he saw X-rays of a woman claiming to have been abducted by aliens. Ruberg, who had come out of the accident largely unhurt, managed to free his friend from the vehicle before waving down a passing motorist who took the pair to the hospital. These events, incidentally, were exactly as Tim’s dream had played out.His interest in extraterrestrial-related phenomena emerged in his early childhood. His desire to find answers related to this enigmatic subject spawned a quest lasting nearly twenty years. Dr. Leir, a Podiatric Surgeon, maintained a private practice in Ventura County, California for more than forty years. He became fascinated with alleged alien implants after removing a foreign object from a patient’s foot in 1995. He formed a non-profit organization called A & S Research Inc. to investigate these anomalous objects. He and his surgical team performed fifteen surgeries on alleged alien abductees, resulting in the removal of sixteen objects they believe are alien implants.