Timothy Alberino

he agreed to help me fund, he helped me fund the trip, the expedition to supply the village. And my friend Jamie Brandenburg and some of the guys from Conduit Church helped fund that expedition. So I had the funding, I had permission from the village, I chartered a riverboat in Iquitos called La Esperanza.

he agreed to help me fund, he helped me fund the trip, the expedition to supply the village. And my friend Jamie Brandenburg and some of the guys from Conduit Church helped fund that expedition. So I had the funding, I had permission from the village, I chartered a riverboat in Iquitos called La Esperanza.

he agreed to help me fund, he helped me fund the trip, the expedition to supply the village. And my friend Jamie Brandenburg and some of the guys from Conduit Church helped fund that expedition. So I had the funding, I had permission from the village, I chartered a riverboat in Iquitos called La Esperanza.

And I hired two active duty Navy commandos, Peruvian jungle Navy commandos to go with me because I had no idea what I was getting into, no idea what this phenomenon was. I suspected maybe it was the cartel or something like that. I didn't know what I was walking into. So we went very low profile. We filmed it. I published it on my YouTube channel, but we just brought in GoPros.

And I hired two active duty Navy commandos, Peruvian jungle Navy commandos to go with me because I had no idea what I was getting into, no idea what this phenomenon was. I suspected maybe it was the cartel or something like that. I didn't know what I was walking into. So we went very low profile. We filmed it. I published it on my YouTube channel, but we just brought in GoPros.

And I hired two active duty Navy commandos, Peruvian jungle Navy commandos to go with me because I had no idea what I was getting into, no idea what this phenomenon was. I suspected maybe it was the cartel or something like that. I didn't know what I was walking into. So we went very low profile. We filmed it. I published it on my YouTube channel, but we just brought in GoPros.

We wanted to stay very low profile. And so in October, we went up the river. It took two days to get there on the river boat. We went up the river Nanai and then the river Pintuyaku and eventually arrived to the village. And when we got there, and by the way, the Apu met us in Iquitos and went up the river with us.

We wanted to stay very low profile. And so in October, we went up the river. It took two days to get there on the river boat. We went up the river Nanai and then the river Pintuyaku and eventually arrived to the village. And when we got there, and by the way, the Apu met us in Iquitos and went up the river with us.

We wanted to stay very low profile. And so in October, we went up the river. It took two days to get there on the river boat. We went up the river Nanai and then the river Pintuyaku and eventually arrived to the village. And when we got there, and by the way, the Apu met us in Iquitos and went up the river with us.

So the Apu and some other individuals from the village escorted us to the village on the boat. When we arrived to the village, all of the men came down to the bank of the river. And they all had their shotguns in their hands. And they were receiving us in a very cordial way. They were happy to see us. I was told, the APU had told me that they had their firearms on them at all times.

So the Apu and some other individuals from the village escorted us to the village on the boat. When we arrived to the village, all of the men came down to the bank of the river. And they all had their shotguns in their hands. And they were receiving us in a very cordial way. They were happy to see us. I was told, the APU had told me that they had their firearms on them at all times.

So the Apu and some other individuals from the village escorted us to the village on the boat. When we arrived to the village, all of the men came down to the bank of the river. And they all had their shotguns in their hands. And they were receiving us in a very cordial way. They were happy to see us. I was told, the APU had told me that they had their firearms on them at all times.

Since this had started to happen back in July, the men always kept their firearms on them. And that means shotguns. And these are very rudimentary firearms. And these are really old, rusty shotguns. And so in addition to supplying them with food and medical supplies, we also wanted to give them some strategic technology for their patrols.

Since this had started to happen back in July, the men always kept their firearms on them. And that means shotguns. And these are very rudimentary firearms. And these are really old, rusty shotguns. And so in addition to supplying them with food and medical supplies, we also wanted to give them some strategic technology for their patrols.

Since this had started to happen back in July, the men always kept their firearms on them. And that means shotguns. And these are very rudimentary firearms. And these are really old, rusty shotguns. And so in addition to supplying them with food and medical supplies, we also wanted to give them some strategic technology for their patrols.

So we procured, we got them really good radios, high-powered flashlights. and commercial-grade night vision goggles that have a recording capability so they could actually record the phenomenon with the night vision. And then we gave them some thermal binocular.

So we procured, we got them really good radios, high-powered flashlights. and commercial-grade night vision goggles that have a recording capability so they could actually record the phenomenon with the night vision. And then we gave them some thermal binocular.

So we procured, we got them really good radios, high-powered flashlights. and commercial-grade night vision goggles that have a recording capability so they could actually record the phenomenon with the night vision. And then we gave them some thermal binocular.

And so we wanted to provision them to help so that they could defend themselves against whatever this phenomenon was, again, which we had no idea what it was. All the men of the village are there on the bank of the river. They receive us very cordially. They usher me into what they call the tamba, which is this communications installation that the government built in their village.

And so we wanted to provision them to help so that they could defend themselves against whatever this phenomenon was, again, which we had no idea what it was. All the men of the village are there on the bank of the river. They receive us very cordially. They usher me into what they call the tamba, which is this communications installation that the government built in their village.