even bigger influence. it was interesting for the first time the american government acknowledged area 51 after our first transmission of the film. we transmitted at the end of august 95, and a couple weeks later, the government acknowledged the first time its existence. in 2006, more than a decade after the film is broadcast, santilli publically admits large parts of it are a recreation. but he maintains that sections of the film are original and real. so we have a fake film of an allegedly genuine film of a real alien. i m not buying it, for very good reason. for the people that say the film never existed, there s an exclusive for you. there s a few frames. is there anyone out there who still thinks the alien autopsy is genuine? he s bought this film. he believes in it. i believe him. and it was kind of left open really. no one could be 100% sure about anything. but ray believes in the film.
while skeptics have long dismissed the loch ness monster as a mythical creature, for its many believers and wannabe believers, the question remains, what is she? tim dinsdale devoted his life to answering this question. he first went up in april of 1960. every year thereafter, he went to find lock ness every year thereafter, he went to loch ness. from the end of 1960s, he d given up his work and job and was doing this full-time. but he never captures nessie as clearly as he did in 1960. there have been other photos and films, but the dinsdale footage remains iconic. i often that say witnesses seldom lie. cameras very often do. sometimes without their owner s knowledge. the dinsdale film of 1960, it s quite a poor quality film, which makes identification difficult. my father s film, to this day, stands as being unexplained.
it was foiled paper, sticks, tape, and rubber. immediately the government came in and they said oh, it s a weather balloon and that s that. rumors of a government coverup begin to circulate. and before long, the story starts to include reports of extraterrestrials on board. but if unearthly beings were recovered, what happened to them? he showed me the film. it was remarkable because it was obviously the autopsy of a creature of some kind. safe to say possibly surgeons. certainly they re operating with a scalpel. they are separating the skin and the body tissue. they re removing organs. and they re placing the organs into glass jars. they re peeling back what seems to be a black film that s over the eye. and they are conducting a medical examination. the film you re watching premieres on television in 1995 to more than 11 million viewers. 32 countries buy the rights to televise the shocking film. the audience is told that the footage is authentic.
quite an enormous quite a large object. it was seven feet wide, seven feet out of the water with a sort of reddish-brown hide. and as he watched this thing, it suddenly took off. then he realized remembered why he was there. then he started filming. is this the elusive loch ness monster finally caught on camera? well, that s the perennial question, isn t it? that s the $64,000 question. he really didn t know what it was he d filmed. for 50 years, this grainy, 62-second film has captivated the world. it was analyzed by the royal air force in 1965. and they measured the object you can see in the film. and they say it s six feet wide across, five feet high out of the water. it moves up to ten miles per hour. as it s moving, it gets lower in the water. and their assessment is it s not a boat, can t be a submarine. so it must be some form of unknown animate object. [ bagpipes ]
film. here he is holding the scalpel. i have to take the role of the american scientist pathologist from the original film. i just had to don a radiation outfit and cover myself. that s why you don t see my face in it. that s me doing the pathology. it was a work of pure genius. i m very proud of it, but it is a restoration. the deception goes all the way to oh, okay, well, it was a hoax but now we ll make money telling you how the hoax was done. despite questions about the film s validity, the fascination is real. when we went public with the alien autopsy footage, we were visited by a number of delegations from various countries around the world. and the people that we saw was really high up in their sector of either politics or military. the film also inspires hollywood invasion movies, such as independence day. and santilli believes it has a