Joshua Cutchin | Djinn, Dolmens, and Dopplegängers: Revisiting the Xavier Clarés Jerez Case

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Summary: In 1985, Xavier Clarés Jerez disappeared for 34 hours while photographing a Neolithic site in Vallgorguina, Spain. Over the coming weeks, he would tell a fantastic story, one largely forgotten by contemporary researchers, but accompanied by what may be the Holy Grail of Ufology: photographs of non-human entities. Where are these photographs today, what do they show, and-most importantly-are they genuine? Joshua Cutchin seeks to revive the discussion around this long-lost encounter, which, whether authentic or a hoax, is still worth remembering as unique in the history of flying saucers.
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[@fayatcha4886]

Truly fascinating.. I really enjoyed this episode. Thanks to Joshua and Ryan.

[@enragedkaiser237]

Very interesting case. It's always frustrating to find some info on non-American/non-British cases. Good to know that this one has an FSR article at least. The amount of intriguing cases like this one that get overlooked just because they were never described in English is frustratingly high.

[@celestegoulding1191]

Joshua, with regards to fairies or djinn being almost the same but with slight defect, the contemporary take on that might be how AI images of humans and animals often have an extra fingers, crooked eyes, extra tail etc.

[@HalfDozenBrassBand]

My friend Tim Renner pointed this out a while back, and it has haunted me. Glad to see others thinking the same way!

[@littlebirdie2]

Interesting! Thx!!

[@PolyRottermann]

GOOD LUCK☺️❤️🙏🏽

[@PolyRottermann]

Kind of two vessels?