In this episode of the Shawn Ryan Show, Timothy Alberino shares findings from his 2023 investigation of unusual incidents in remote Amazon villages. After receiving permission from village elders, Alberino documented multiple accounts of encounters with tall humanoid entities, described as wearing black armor and operating advanced technology, that villagers called "face peelers."
Drawing from his decade of experience in the Peruvian Amazon, Alberino connects these current events to historical phenomena in the region. He discusses his archaeological work with colleague Anselm Pirambla, including their investigation of the Shinkana tunnel beneath Cusco's ancient sites, and explores potential links between the reported encounters and Peru's pre-Incan structures at Sacsayhuaman and the Coricancha.
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In the summer of 2023, Timothy Alberino investigated a series of disturbing incidents in remote Amazon villages involving reported encounters with advanced non-human entities known as "face peelers." After receiving permission from village elders, Alberino discovered communities living in fear, with villagers abandoning their usual activities to conduct armed night patrols.
Through interviews, Alberino documented consistent accounts of encounters with tall, agile humanoids wearing black armor and utilizing advanced technology. Villagers described these beings as approximately seven feet tall, capable of floating on circular platforms, and operating silent, saucer-shaped craft. One villager, Talia, recounted a terrifying experience where these entities used what appeared to be a laser scalpel on her face.
Alberino suggests these incidents might be connected to a breakaway civilization using advanced technology. He references Bob Lazar's whistleblower testimony about reverse-engineered alien technology, including antimatter reactors and gravity-controlling devices, to provide context for the advanced capabilities witnessed in the Amazon.
The "face peeler" phenomenon has roots in Peruvian folklore dating back to the 1980s. Alberino, drawing from his decade of experience living in the Peruvian Amazon, connects these incidents to broader historical mysteries in the region. He describes ongoing archaeological investigations with colleague Anselm Pirambla, including the discovery of the legendary Shinkana tunnel beneath Cusco's ancient sites. Their work suggests connections between the current "face peeler" phenomena and Peru's pre-Incan heritage, particularly around the megalithic structures of Sacsayhuaman and the Coricancha.
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In the summer of 2023, Timothy Alberino takes on the unsettling task of investigating a series of disturbing incidents in remote Amazon villages following the viral videos showing villagers in turmoil. Alberino reaches out to the village elders, who, after a communal meeting, extend a formal invitation for him to investigate the reports of advanced non-human entities, infamously dubbed as "face peelers."
Alberino's probe unfolds in a community gripped by fear and paranoia. He discovers villagers had ceased their customary activities like harvesting and fishing and were now patrolling the area nightly, armed with flashlights and shotguns. The villagers' fear is tangible; they exhibit signs of PTSD and desperately require food and medical supplies. Alberino plans not just to investigate but also to provide the village with the necessary resources and equipment for their patrols, including night vision goggles and thermal binoculars.
Consistent stories emerge from villager interviews describing violent encounters with beings wearing black armored bodysuits with eye lenses and exhibiting extraordinary agility. Villagers vividly recount how these assailants floated on circular platforms, flew across rivers, and escaped silently in saucer-shaped crafts, impervious to the makeshift slugs in their shotguns.
Talia, a local girl, details her terror when the "Pelicata," or face peelers, smeared a cream on her face and appeared to use a laser scalpel under her jawline. Accounts of these advanced non-human entities are corroborated as Alberino hears narratives of advanced hoverboard technology and silent-hovering aerospace vehicles that have consistently terrorized the village.
Investigations extend to neighboring areas such as Nauta, where further sightings of flying saucers and individuals levitating on circ ...
"Face Peeler" Incident in Amazon: Alberino's Probe
Timothy Alberino discusses the enigmatic "Face Peelers" within a broader context of advanced technology and encounters with non-human entities. His exploration touches upon a breakaway civilization and technological artifacts that suggest a connection to extraterrestrial intelligence.
In Peru, villagers reportedly experience terror at the hands of "face peelers," entities known for rattling homes and instilling fear. The phenomenon involves sightings of acorn-shaped crafts and figures in bodysuits. One villager observed a figure jumping over a house during an incident, connecting the "face peelers" with advanced technology.
Alberino suggests that a nefarious group could be using non-human technology to terrorize indigenous populations. By exploring the possible intent behind the fear-inducing phenomena, he ponders whether the narrative of the "face peelers" has a purposeful design.
Alberino postulates that the "face peeler" incidents in Peru may be linked to a transnational group employing advanced technology for harmful purposes, such as human trafficking.
Discussing whistleblowers like Bob Lazar, Alberino dives into the potential extraterrestrial origins of advanced technology. He reflects on the congressional hearings about non-human craft and "non-human biologicals" that suggest a long-standing effort to reverse-engineer alien technology to create hybrid craft.
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Theories on "Face Peelers" and Their Technology
Timothy Alberino discusses enigmatic legends and historical phenomena in Peru, connecting the ancient past with modern mysteries.
Alberino delves into the eerie legend of "face peelers" or "pelacaras," and their purported activities. While the legend dates back to the 1980s, villagers, especially in the Peruvian Amazon, report encounters with these entities, who they fear will attack them if they are alone at night. According to the villagers, these face peelers, responsible for surgically removing faces from individuals—a phenomenon marked by precision cuts—cannot be human and may be outsiders harvesting organs. The narrative contributes to the mystique surrounding the face peelers, emanating a similar sense of enigma due to the lack of satisfactory explanations for these events.
Alberino recalls hearing about this legend during his 10 years living in the Peruvian Amazon, and he connects the drone phenomenon on the East Coast of the United States to it, suggesting a link between these types of unexplained occurrences. Though the narrative that jetpack miners were driving indigenous people off their land was dismissed by Alberino, he indicates that the true nature of the incidents and the "Face Peeler" phenomenon remains a mystery yet to be resolved.
Timothy Alberino talks about the ancient mysteries of Peru, specifically the Coticancha with its galleries and caverns connecting to the megalithic citadel of Sacsayhuaman. He uncovers the legend of the Shinkana Grande, an underground complex important to the Inca civilization, and the Inca's secrets kept from the Spaniards during their siege of Cusco.
Excavations in significant locations in Cusco, including Sacsayhuaman and the Coricancha, led to the discovery of pre-Inca artifacts, documenting a heritage that predates the Inca and questioning who truly built the megalithic structures in Peru. Alberino and his colleagues, including Gary and Anselm Pirambla, found the legendary tunnel, the Shinkana. Anselm's excavations unearthed artifacts and were publicized, reinforcing the association of pre-Incan heritage with Sacsayhuaman and the tunnel.
At the Coricancha, Anselm found a trap door leading to the Shinkana, initially identifie ...
History and Legends of Similar Phenomena in Peru
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