I am up for a chuckle, I just wonder why this "story" has been regurgitated from 1996?, it was not a headline then and the weirdo, Peter Khoury had previously reported in 1988 "strange lights in the sky" and later in the year a “consciously remembered contact experience” wherein aliens visited him in his bed and stuck a needle in his head (??)
It would appear that no notice was taken of Khoury, and later in 1993 he started the UFO Experience Support Group. then in 1996 this alleged "blonde contact" was made, the ever thinking (??) Khoury had the presence of mind to discover a hair, yes a hair from the encounter and 2 years later (2 years, not immediately ?) submits it for DNA testing, no scientific report provided, no references whatsoever, laboratory or detailed methodology and no proof of source, storage, or background.
If you bother to listen to the scientist regarding the DNA from the 'alien(s)' the comment was that it was biologically close to normal human genetic material and would/could come from a very rare blond Chinese mongoloid type. Comment was made that the hair was blond, and UFO you commented: "The description is asian blondes which is unheard of" is absolute nonsense.
Blonde hair can be found in any region of Asia, including West Asia, East Asia, Central Asia, and South Asia."
Again UFO, like our chemtrailer, I see you do not research because also a polygraph test is not considered reliable AND:
CIA report
"We discovered there were some Eastern Europeans who could defeat the polygraph at any time. Americans are not very good at it, because we are raised to tell the truth."
Khoury was born in Lebanon, in 1964.
So we have a STORY here from a UFO nut in 1996, that you have dug up (why), that relies on some unauthenticated source human DNA that was produced 2 years later, and supported by a polygraph test which is unreliable .
Crop circles are more fun.
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