Chileans Say US
Took Custody Of
Captured Chupacabras
By Joseph Trainor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Editor - UFO Roundup Vol 5, No 23
6-8-00
Residents of Calama, a city in northern Chile, claim that NASA took custody
of the three Chupacabras reportedly captured by the Chilean army two weeks
ago.
According to reports obtained by Marcial Campos Maza, a reporter for Chile's
EFE new service, Chilean troops captured the three creatures in the desert
near the Radomiro Tomic mine north of Calama. During the pursuit, a firefight
ensued in which one Chilean soldier was reportedly killed.
The three creatures--a male, a female and a child-- were held at the
regiment's barracks for several hours. Then a NASA team reportedly arrived by
helicopter to take custody of them.
Some residents of Calama, however, claimed that that the Chupacabras were
"creations" of NASA.
"'The gringos had at least three genetic experiments run away from them, and
they've only been able to capture two of them,' said Dagoberto Corante, a
Chilean architect."
"Residents of Calama and nearby communities continued to blame NASA, the U.S.
space agency, for the apparitions and attacks of the mysterious Chupacabras,
which has killed man farm animals in the region and in other parts of Chile.
Several dozen goats, pigs, chickens, rabbits and other animals turned up dead
in northern Calama and its environs during late April (2000)--their bodies
completely exsanguinated (drained of blood--J.T.) and un-devoured by the
mysterious predator."
Stories continue to spread of "the Chupacabras' alleged destructiveness and
their ability of leaping 3-meter (10-foot) tall walls, its ability to walk
unmolested among dogs, while police and volunteers who have set out after it
find only scattered footprints in this area of desert terrain 1,500
kilometers (900 miles) north of" Santiago de Chile, the national capital.
"According to Dagoberto Corante, one such creature was captured by elements
of a local (army) regiment in an operation that resulted in the death of one
soldier, but the (Chilean) military have allegedly refused to discuss the
matter."
"'It was said that the captured animal was kept all day at at the regiment's
barracks until NASA experts arrived to take it away.' said Corante, who is
well-known and respected in the area where the Chupacabra feasted on blood
and spread fear among the population."
"'On the day that the event transpired, the military even closed the (Calama)
airport for several hours to enable the landing of a helicopter conveying
American scientists,' he added, 'although no one is quite sure why they had
to close down an airport in order for a helicopter to function--those are
devices able to land anywhere, and the fact has given rise to much
speculation.'"
(Editor's Comment: Obviously the "secret team" wanted to arrive unobserved.
Helicopters landing in public always draw a crowd.)
"Mario Ramos, a respected resident of San Pedro de Atacama, where he owns a
butcher shop, largely agrees with Corante's story and concerns, and while he
doesn't care to discuss the subject, agreed that a soldier had indeed
perished during the Chupacabra's capture."
Scott Corrales, author of the books Chupacabras and Other Mysteries and
Forbidden Mexico is not so sure that NASA performed the retrieval. He writes,
"The fact is that a number of (USA) agencies (take your pick--S.C.) shield
themselves behind NASA's glowing reputation overseas to conduct covert ops.
If a bunch of military men turn up in the back country of any South American
nation, they're more than likely to find themselves pinned down by unfriendly
fire. If they swap their cammo for lab coats and say NASA, everyone will say,
'Oh, NASA! The guys who put us on the Moon. Right this way.'" (Muchas gracias
a Scott Corrales y Gloria Coluchi para esa historia.)
(Editor's Comment: I just can't see NASA administrator Dan Goldin as a Boris
Karloff-type mad scientist cooking up monsters in the lab. I'm wondering if
these creatures had anything to do with the UFO crash in northern Argentina
weeks ago. Welcome to Varginha 2. I wonder what's on the menu tonight at Camp
Condon. Army-issue tuna-and-noodles!? Maybe it will taste better with some
ketchup on it.)
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