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On July 11, 2023, just after sunset, a girl started screaming. The men on patrol responded quickly. Over the past few weeks, something had been terrorizing their village, and tonight they were ready. The men, armed with hunting rifles and shotguns, opened fire. The bullets had no effect. The attackers were 7ft tall, covered in black armor, with large helmets and glowing yellow eyes. In an instant, they were gone. But they didn' they hovered six feet off the ground and disappeared into the Amazon jungle. The girl was bleeding from a cut on her neck and barely conscious. She almost became another victim of Los Pelicadas, the face peelers. At first, the authorities didn't believe in face peelers. Then the bodies showing up. Bodies without faces foreign. The attacks in 2023 were shocking, but they weren't new. For years, something has been hunting people in the Amazon. In the 1970s, the island Colares in Brazil was under siege. People were attacked by beams of light that drained their blood. They all had burn marks and puncture wounds that doctors couldn't explain. There were over 200 dictums. Two people even died. Finally, the mayor begged the government for help. The Brazilian Air Force took thousands of photographs, videos and witness testimonies. That was Operation Prato. There's a link below to the whole story. It can't be debunked. And there's a twist. But in case you haven't seen it, I won't spoil it. Brazil, Colombia and Peru kept having encounters, all violent. The earliest documented case was Juan Cervantes. In 2013, his body was found floating in Lake Emeria. No signs of drowning or trauma, but his face was completely gone, right down to the skull. And there was a precise cut all around his neck. Skeptics said he was attacked by piranhas, but the autopsy showed he died before he went into the water. Fish would have eaten more than just his face, and fish don't make surgical cuts. But the face peelers do. In April 2023, the face peelers attacked again. A boy's body was found in the same area. Again, his face was gone. Again Precise cuts. There's a video of this if you want to see it, which you don't. The attacks then accelerated. On September 2, 2023, Pablo Verdales, a villager from Pukuna Lake, was sitting on his porch about 7 at night. He saw a light between the trees, only 50ft from his house. He called his family out and everyone saw the same thing. Humanoid beings, about 7ft tall. They wore black astronaut like armor. They wore black helmets that hid their features except for glowing yellow eyes. And most shocking, they stood on disc shaped platforms and hovered above the ground. Pablo fired his shotgun and hit one of them. Except for a few sparks from the impact on the armor, the entity was unaffected. Then it returned fire. It shot a laser beam that knocked Pablo out for hours. Then the beings accelerated into the air and disappeared into the night sky. There was no doubt this was yet another alien attack in the Amazon. Not only did the villagers see the aliens up close, they also saw large silent craft hovering in the sky. They were acorn shaped, the length of a private jet, but wider. No wings, no propellers, just bumps in the hull and a lot of flashing lights. The major hotspot was San Antonio de Pintoyacu, a remote village in the jungle occupied by the indigenous Ikitu people. The only way in or out is a 10 hour boat ride down the Nanyi River. In the summer of 2023, there were sightings every night. Village leader Hiro Dabila documented all of them. The reports were beings seven feet tall, wearing black armor and elongated black helmets with yellow eyes. They didn't walk. They had red lights at the bottom of their feet that allowed them to hover. They could jump over houses. The only sound was a faint hiss as they accelerated. Every night, men grabbed rifles and patrolled the perimeter. Their weapons were useless. 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