Date:
June 16, 1963
Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
UFO Picture: The Paul
Villa Case, Mexico 1963
Fotografi tatt av Paul Villa 16. juni 1965 i
Peralta, New Mexico
Photo taken June 16, 1963. The occupants of the UFO
"permitted Villa to take photo's of their ship which posed and
hovered close to the surface between 2 and 4P.M. while he took
various shots of the craft framed by the trees in the
foreground. He used a Japanese-made Rokuoh-Sha camera with an
f4.6, 75mm lens loaded with 120 Kodak film."
Photographer: Paul Villa
Prior to photographing his first
UFO in 1963, Villa had seen about spacecraft over the previous
five years and had even conversed with spacemen previously.
His first picture-taking contact was his second in-person
face-to-face meeting with the extraterrestrial beings who told
him they came from a planet the star-group we call Coma
Berenices. The first was in 1953 while he was working for the
Department of Water and Power in Los Angeles.
Photo taken June 16, 1963.
June 1966 - The Controversial Villa Photos
Now generally regarded as fakes after much analysis, the UFO photos of Apolinar
'Paul' Villa Jr. of Peralta, New Mexico, nonetheless have been widely circulated
and touted as authentic in copious books and UFO magazines, and now the Web.
They were, at least, some of the more impressive "flying saucer" fakes ever put
to film. Villa began photographing his UFOs as early as 1963, and maintained
that his story was true to his dying day, and never seemed to attempt to profit
from his experiences, which involved full contact with alien beings which he
said were more akin to angels, sent by God to help humanity as we approached the
possibility of complete self-annihilation. Later Villa began producing photos of
flying saucers that were only small, crude models, some with rather laughable
tripod landing gear that resembled nothing more than a rod with a ball at the
end. The little ships appeared to be sloppily painted silver and in many of the
photos, inexplicable little silver balls were shown floating around the saucer,
perhaps to help conceal the wires that upheld it.
Foto feita por Paul Villa em Alburquerque
Novo México (EUA) em 1963
UFOs, New Mexico, Villa
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Paul Villa Photo and Contact Case
Date: June 16, 1963
Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
UFO Picture: The Paul Villa Case, Mexico 1963
Fotografi tatt av Paul Villa 16. juni 1965 i Peralta, New Mexico
Photo taken June 16, 1963. The occupants of the UFO "permitted Villa to take photo's of their ship which posed and hovered close to the surface between 2 and 4P.M. while he took various shots of the craft framed by the trees in the foreground. He used a Japanese-made Rokuoh-Sha camera with an f4.6, 75mm lens loaded with 120 Kodak film."
Prior to photographing his first UFO in 1963, Villa had seen about spacecraft over the previous five years and had even conversed with spacemen previously. His first picture-taking contact was his second in-person face-to-face meeting with the extraterrestrial beings who told him they came from a planet the star-group we call Coma Berenices. The first was in 1953 while he was working for the Department of Water and Power in Los Angeles.
Photo taken June 16, 1963.
June 1966 - The Controversial Villa Photos
Now generally regarded as fakes after much analysis, the UFO photos of Apolinar 'Paul' Villa Jr. of Peralta, New Mexico, nonetheless have been widely circulated and touted as authentic in copious books and UFO magazines, and now the Web. They were, at least, some of the more impressive "flying saucer" fakes ever put to film. Villa began photographing his UFOs as early as 1963, and maintained that his story was true to his dying day, and never seemed to attempt to profit from his experiences, which involved full contact with alien beings which he said were more akin to angels, sent by God to help humanity as we approached the possibility of complete self-annihilation. Later Villa began producing photos of flying saucers that were only small, crude models, some with rather laughable tripod landing gear that resembled nothing more than a rod with a ball at the end. The little ships appeared to be sloppily painted silver and in many of the photos, inexplicable little silver balls were shown floating around the saucer, perhaps to help conceal the wires that upheld it.
Foto feita por Paul Villa em Alburquerque
Novo México (EUA) em 1963
UFOs, New Mexico, Villa
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