1992 Experience: UFOESA,
P.O Box 191, Regents Park, NSW 2141
Alien
females from 1992 experience. Pt 2
The
world's first DNA PCR investigation of biological evidence from an alien abduction.
By Bill Chalker/ Anomaly Physical Evidence
Group ( APEG ). Copyright 2001-Bill Chalker/APEG Trust
Because of the bizarre and
controversial nature of the 1992 episode, Peter was more comfortable describing
his 1988 experience. The strange encounter with the 2 unusual woman was
discussed and examined in a limited and fragmentary way. It was not until
1996 that I heard from Peter Khoury about the hair sample that had been recovered
from what may have been an alien abduction sexual assault case.
By 1998, I began an investigation
into the hair sample, when biochemical colleagues agreed to undertake what was
the world's first PCR (polymerase Chain Reaction) DNA profiling of biological
material implicated in an alien abduction experience.
The analysis confirmed the
hair came from someone who was biologically close to normal human genetics,
but of an unusual racial type - a rare Chinese Mongoloid type - one of the rarest
human lineages known, that lies further from the human mainstream than any other
except for African pygmies and Aboriginals.
There was the strange anomaly
of it being blonde to clear instead of black, as would be expected from the
Asian type mitochondrial DNA. The study concluded, "The most probable
donor of the hair must therefore be as (Khoury) claims: a tall blonde female
who does not need much colour in her hair or skin, as a form of protection against
the sun, Perhaps because she does not require it."
An artist's impression of the blonde haired "nordic"
being encountered by Peter Khoury in Sydney during 1992.
The
DNA sequence overlayed was extracted from the hair sample recovered by Khoury
(from the cover of the International UFO Reporter (IUR), Spring, 1999)
Magnified
hair sample showing optical transparency and pronounced mosaic structure.
The circles of light are reflections.
Photo
taken from video (by Chalker/APEG).
The
DNA sequence on the left is from the hair shaft.
The original
DNA work was done on the shaft of the hair. Fascinating further anomalies
on where the mitochondrial DNA testing occurs, namely confirming the rare
Chinese type DNA in the shaft and indicating a rare possible Basque/Gaelic
type DNA in the root section.
The Hair Root DNA sequence
This was
very puzzling and controversial, until a 'Nature Biotechnology" paper appeared
in 2000. It revealed recent findings on hair transplanting with previously
incompatible hair, using advanced cloning techniques, developed in a possible
cure for baldness. We seem to be seeing similar combined or "grafted"
DNA in the sample recovered under controversial circumstances by Peter Khoury
back in 1992.
Perhaps
indicating possible viral resistance. The hair sample seems to show
it contains 2 deleted genes for CCR5 protein and no intact gene for normal
undeleted CCR5- this CCR5 deletion factor has been implicated in aids resistance.
To keep a
very complex story somewhat uncomplicated , what seems to be suggested by
the range of findings is possible evidence for advanced DNA techniques and
DNA anomalies & findings, for which we are only now discovering or starting
to make sense of in mainstream biotechnology.
The nature of these genetic
findings has lead to some interesting possible connections with ancient cultures,
myths and archaeological finds such as the strange Taklamakan mummies in China
(tall European like peoples (Celtic ?), some of whom had blonde hair) and the
stories of the female Basque God Mari and the Gaelic Irish tales of the
Tuatha da Danann.
The Tuatha tales describe
powerful gods with orange or blonde hair and other unusual attributes.
While such cultural and mythic connections are fascinating speculations, they
provide for an interesting perspective on the many stories of Nordic type beings
implicated in UFO abduction and contact cases.
(left to
right) "statuette in the hood"- in ivory from the Aurignacian period, at the
Grotte du pape, Bassempouy ("Stone Age Satuette" by J. Ben, FSR Case Histories
(19710 from the Musee des Antiquites Nationales at Saint-Germain-en
Laye); artist's impression of the female being in the 1957 Antonio Villas Boas
event (with blonde hair, sharp angular chin and blue eyes)
(Artist
Tony Roberts in "UFOs - the definitive casebook" by J. Spencer (1991); reconstructed
impression of the face of the" Beauty of Kroran" mummy from Tarim/Tuklamakan,
China, with hair described as "blondish-brown" in colour ("The Tarim Mummies"
by J. Mallory & V. Mair (2000); artist's impression of the blonde haired,
blue eyed and fair skinned female being encountered by Peter Khoury in 1992
Mari - the neolithic Goddes
of Old Europe and the primary deity in Basque mythology - has many manifestations,
including "as a tree that looks like a woman or a tree emitting flames", "a
white cloud or rainbow, or a ball of fire in the air", a "sickle of fire, as
which she appears crossing the sky" and "seen enveloped in fire, lying down
horizontally, moving through the air".
The records from ancient
Ireland describe a whole series of invasions. The "Lebor Gabala Erren" ('The
book of the Taking of Ireland" or the " book of invasions"), compiled during
the 12th century A.D. describes the coming of the mysterious Tuatha de'
Danann or Tribe of Danu. They were apparently tall, blond or red-haired
strangers, 'expert in the arts of pagan cunning", who supposedly interbred with
the locals, while teaching them many kinds of useful skills.
The Lebor Gabala records
their dramatic entrance to Ireland as follows: "
In this wise they came, in dark clouds from northern
islands of the world. They landed on the mountains of Conmaicne Rein in
Connachta, and they brought a darkness over the sun for three days and three
nights. Gods were their men of arts, and non-gods their husbandmen."
A golden
ship model from 1st century BC Broighter, Ireland. There are many stories
of aerial ships or "demon ships" ('loinger demnacda") in the Irish annuals.
Extracts
from the Lebor Gabala (top & centre) and an artist's impression of a likeness
of the Tuatha people.
According
to the mythic tales the Tuatha de' Danann were advanced enough to arrive in
western Ireland (near modern Connacht) by air. They divided into two
social classes: "gods as teachers of medicine, smithing, communication or
druidry, and "non-gods" as farmers or shepherds.
Although
no one knows for certain what the Tuatha looked like, descriptions, such as
of their female war-leader Eriu, indicate tall attractive people with pale
skin, high foreheads, long red hair and large blue eyes. Other descriptions
indicate blonde, golden hair and blue eyes. The blonde haired woman
in the 1957 abduction of Antonio Villas Boas also had red body hair
(pubic hair).
She seems
remarkably like Peter's female visitor and the description of Eriu.
If the Tuatha cross-bred with local humans, they would have left hybrid descendants
who look somewhat like themselves.
Further focused DNA analyses
of biological samples implicated in alleged alien abduction experiences will
help determine the reality behind the claims of abductions and the validity
of speculation driven by DNA, historical, cultural and mythic connections.
Some limited funding has
permitted the purchase of specialized equipment to further this fascinating
and groundbreaking work. Funding has permitted a DNA research presence,
co-ordinated by APEG, in a friendly laboratory facility.
Alien
females from 1992 experience. Pt 2
