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Wednesday, September 02, 2009

MORE FROM THE PERUVIAN "GIANT SNAKE" EXPEDITION

It has been several weeks since we last heard from Mike and Greg Warner who, earlier in the year, undertook an expedition to Peru in search of giant snakes. We received an e-mail from them yesterday evening, which we reproduce in its entirety without editing:


Hi John

We are beginning to release the data from site 2 of our expedition which few, if any, people know about at this stage. Again,we are offerring CFZ first option.

In locating and recording site 2 we believe we have discovered the thermal lake that Franz Herman Schmidt & Rudolf Phleng discovered in there encounter with the South American Dragon related to Mokele-mbembe, Quetzalcoatl or the Sirrush which is recorded in Bernard's "On the Track".

Here is the link to the video release at our website http://www.bigsnakes.net/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lU1P0ei34Ig

We have also received the first scientific analysis of our data from a world renowned scientist & cryptozoologist (who was recommened by your own consultant Dr. Karl Shukar) and will be releasing this to you soon which we think you will find surprising & valuable.

We are looking for answers like anyone else; feel free to re-evaluate your comments at any time.

Kind regards

Greg & Mike Warner
1st September 2009
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Anonymous said...

So first it's giant snakes , now it's plesiosaurs.And some more of their 'data' too.
I will not be awaitnig this with bated breath.

4:07 PM

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