Timothy Alberino

And subsequent interviews with members of the community revealed that they had been assailed by

And subsequent interviews with members of the community revealed that they had been assailed by

these very strange people, beings, who were dressed in body armor, one of them said reminiscent of the Green Goblin from the Spider-Man movie, and that these assailants could fly, that they could hover a meter off the ground, and that they were impervious to gunfire, and that they were making incursions into the village, and the villagers were completely freaked out about it.

these very strange people, beings, who were dressed in body armor, one of them said reminiscent of the Green Goblin from the Spider-Man movie, and that these assailants could fly, that they could hover a meter off the ground, and that they were impervious to gunfire, and that they were making incursions into the village, and the villagers were completely freaked out about it.

these very strange people, beings, who were dressed in body armor, one of them said reminiscent of the Green Goblin from the Spider-Man movie, and that these assailants could fly, that they could hover a meter off the ground, and that they were impervious to gunfire, and that they were making incursions into the village, and the villagers were completely freaked out about it.

A couple of other videos surfaced, and these videos were surfacing at the end of July, beginning of August. A couple of other videos surfaced from the Peruvian Amazon featuring similar phenomena. And one surfaced from the city of Nauta. And as I said, they went viral all over social media.

A couple of other videos surfaced, and these videos were surfacing at the end of July, beginning of August. A couple of other videos surfaced from the Peruvian Amazon featuring similar phenomena. And one surfaced from the city of Nauta. And as I said, they went viral all over social media.

A couple of other videos surfaced, and these videos were surfacing at the end of July, beginning of August. A couple of other videos surfaced from the Peruvian Amazon featuring similar phenomena. And one surfaced from the city of Nauta. And as I said, they went viral all over social media.

The villagers, subsequent to publishing the video, they were pleading with the Peruvian Navy to come protect them, pleading. They took some pictures where they're holding up signs. And by the way, I should say that one of these villages, it's called San Antonio de Pintuyacu, and it's located, it's very remote. It's located in the Peruvian Amazon, northwest of the city of Iquitos.

The villagers, subsequent to publishing the video, they were pleading with the Peruvian Navy to come protect them, pleading. They took some pictures where they're holding up signs. And by the way, I should say that one of these villages, it's called San Antonio de Pintuyacu, and it's located, it's very remote. It's located in the Peruvian Amazon, northwest of the city of Iquitos.

The villagers, subsequent to publishing the video, they were pleading with the Peruvian Navy to come protect them, pleading. They took some pictures where they're holding up signs. And by the way, I should say that one of these villages, it's called San Antonio de Pintuyacu, and it's located, it's very remote. It's located in the Peruvian Amazon, northwest of the city of Iquitos.

And they published some pictures where they're holding signs, the villagers begging the Navy to come protect them because they were under assault by some phenomenon. And the story kind of changed at some point to people were taking it very seriously. And then there was this explanation that was offered and the story sort of went away.

And they published some pictures where they're holding signs, the villagers begging the Navy to come protect them because they were under assault by some phenomenon. And the story kind of changed at some point to people were taking it very seriously. And then there was this explanation that was offered and the story sort of went away.

And they published some pictures where they're holding signs, the villagers begging the Navy to come protect them because they were under assault by some phenomenon. And the story kind of changed at some point to people were taking it very seriously. And then there was this explanation that was offered and the story sort of went away.

And the explanation that was offered was, the explanation that emerged was that the villagers were being assaulted by river miners equipped with state-of-the-art jetpacks. and that the river miners were attempting to drive the inhabitants of San Antonio de Pinto Yacu off of their lands so that they could mine the river.

And the explanation that was offered was, the explanation that emerged was that the villagers were being assaulted by river miners equipped with state-of-the-art jetpacks. and that the river miners were attempting to drive the inhabitants of San Antonio de Pinto Yacu off of their lands so that they could mine the river.

And the explanation that was offered was, the explanation that emerged was that the villagers were being assaulted by river miners equipped with state-of-the-art jetpacks. and that the river miners were attempting to drive the inhabitants of San Antonio de Pinto Yacu off of their lands so that they could mine the river.

I learned that this narrative was concocted by two police officers who visited the village from the city of Iquitos. So I'm watching this unfold, and I'm very interested because I lived in the Peruvian Amazon. In fact, I lived not far from this region in Alto Nanay. And I'm very familiar with the culture. I speak Spanish, and I speak that particular dialect of Spanish, which is called charapa.

I learned that this narrative was concocted by two police officers who visited the village from the city of Iquitos. So I'm watching this unfold, and I'm very interested because I lived in the Peruvian Amazon. In fact, I lived not far from this region in Alto Nanay. And I'm very familiar with the culture. I speak Spanish, and I speak that particular dialect of Spanish, which is called charapa.

I learned that this narrative was concocted by two police officers who visited the village from the city of Iquitos. So I'm watching this unfold, and I'm very interested because I lived in the Peruvian Amazon. In fact, I lived not far from this region in Alto Nanay. And I'm very familiar with the culture. I speak Spanish, and I speak that particular dialect of Spanish, which is called charapa.