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That's the shocking claim of Washington insider Howard Aglivar, who says the ETs were captured by the U.S. military when their spacecraft crash-landed in the New Mexico desert.
"They were tried as spies and sentenced to death," says Aglivar, a retired military consultant who served in our nation's capital for more than three decades. The information was leaked to him by friends in the Pentagon who, for obvious reasons, must remain nameless for now.
Aglivar's sources tell him that the aliens were yanked from the wreckage of the UFO shortly after it was tracked by U.S. Air Force radar. They were flown to a secret chamber in Washington where they were given a quick mockery of a trial, found guilty and sentenced to death.
Then they were herded off to a federal prison.
A month later, he says, one of them was executed.
"It's pathetic and it's unfair," says Aglivar, 61. "Without even finding out what the ETs' intentions were, those gung ho bureaucrats rushed to judgment and imposed capital punishment on them. For all they know, the creatures could have been sent here from their home planet as ambassadors of peace.
"But we'll never know because the poor things don't speak our language.
"They didn't even understand the charges against them.
"Now one of them is dead and the other is languishing away, soon to face the same fate as his friend."
The prosecution allegedly contended that, because the aliens landed on American shores in a flying craft, they're spies. The panel of military judges bought it lock, stock and barrel.
Aglivar showed reporters an actual photo of the now-dead alien just prior to his execution. The picture shows the hairless, four-fingered creature strapped into the electric chair looking frightened and confused.
Aglivar did not say where the execution took place or which prison is detaining the remaining alien.
"But I can tell you this: This thing goes all the way up to the Defense Department's top levels," he said. "I'm coming forward with it because it needs to be told. Those creatures were railroaded. One is dead and the other is slated to die soon.
"And no one is willing to go to bat for him."
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