Sky Documentaries will delve deeper than ever into one of the wildest UFO scandals of all time with The alien autopsy scandalbroadcasting on Sky Documentaries and NOW at 9pm on Friday 12 June.
The hour-long documentary focuses on an infamous 18-minute video that surfaced in 1995, purportedly showing three officials dressed in protective suits performing an autopsy on an alien recovered from the Roswell crash site in New Mexico.
Although the video in question was debunked shortly after its release (one of its creators later confirmed the hoax), the story of the Alien Autopsy video remains notable, as the video took the world by storm when it was released.
However, the video’s creators maintain that it was inspired by lost real footage. Sky’s new documentary tells the story of the video’s two creators, Ray Santilli and Gary Shoefield, as they remember it, with all the conspiracies and secret deals intact.
How to watch The Alien Autopsy Scandal in the UK
How to watch The Alien Autopsy Scandal from anywhere
If you’re ready to revisit the story of the infamous alien autopsy tape but are outside the UK, your access to the show may be geo-blocked. The answer? A good VPN, like Nord (75% discount below):
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Use a VPN to unblock The alien autopsy scandal It’s pretty simple with our handy guide:
- Download and install a VPN: Our top pick is NordVPN, but any of the best VPNs will do.
- Connect to a suitable location: In your VPN app, click “choose location” and select a UK server.
- Go to the station’s live broadcast
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How to watch The Alien Autopsy Scandal around the world
How to watch The Alien Autopsy Scandal in other countries
We have not heard any confirmation that international broadcasters are picking up The alien autopsy scandal for streaming yet, but we’ll update this page when that changes.
UK residents traveling abroad can use a VPN to access their regular TV streams from other countries; See the steps above to get started.
Alien Autopsy Scandal FAQ
When can I see The Alien Autopsy Scandal?
The alien autopsy scandal airs on Sky Documentaries at 9pm on Friday 12 June. It will also be available on the Sky Go streaming service for Sky customers or on NOW for NOW subscribers.
What is the alien autopsy scandal about?
the new from heaven Alien autopsy scandal The documentary tells the story of Ray Santilli and Gary Shoefield, the producers of the 1995 alien autopsy tape, which was remade and sold as Alein autopsy: fact or fictionlater becoming an international success.
The tape supposedly shows three officials dressed in protective suits dissecting an alien recovered from the 1947 Roswell crash site in New Mexico, USA. Although the tape was a hoax, its creators maintain that it was inspired by lost real footage.
The alien autopsy scandal It tells the story as Santilli and Shoefield remember it, from the purchase of the tapes from an ex-military cameraman to the explosive popularity of the original tape.
Who directed The Alien Autopsy Scandal?
The alien autopsy scandal is directed by British documentary filmmaker John Dower, who has made documentaries on a wide range of topics, from Britpop to professional cycling to the life of Kurt Cobain.
In particular, Dower worked with British journalist and documentary filmmaker Louis Theroux on my scientology moviewhich came out in 2015.
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