Casebook Alien Implants Dr Roger K Leir Dpm by Dr. Roger K. Leir, D.p.m. 9780440236412, 044023641X instant download after payment.

ANNOTATION
Alien implants. The objects are real.. The facts are indisputable. But where did they come from?
Gathered here in shocking detail is hard evidence the medical community has long denied: tangible proof that alien implants are real. They cannot be explained by science. They did not come from earth. And each possesses the unmistakable characteristics of alien origin. In this eye-opening book, Dr. Roger Leir documents eight amazing stories of unknown objects being removed from persons reporting alien abduction. The results are some of the most astonishing finds of any UFO research to date.
CONTENTS
Introduction, by Whitely Strieber
1. The beginning
2. The meeting
3. The plan
4. The abductions
5. The first surgeries
6. Testing
7. Las Vegas-N.I.D.S.
8. The second surgeries
9. The implants
10. Publicity
11. Secrets
12. Telling the world
13. Confirmation
14. Post-op
Appendix
Scientific Studies
Biological analysis
Metallurgy
Biopsy reports, 1-5
Metallurgic report, New Mexico Tech
Photo Gallery
Dr. Leir indicates the location of an implant on X ray to an assisting surgeon
X ray of the implant taken while it was still lodged in the patient’s arm
X-ray image of Don’s jaw, showing the radiopaque object
X ray of Paul’s hand, showing an imbedded radiopaque object
X-ray image of Patricia’s foot, showing two radiopaque objects
Electron photomicrographs of sample T3 from Patricia’s foot
Removing the implant from the patient’s arm, in an area near the wrist
The implant as it appeared moments after removal, still encased in a membrane composed of body surface tissue
Electron photomicrographs of sample T1, 2 from Patricia’s foot
Close-up of left end of sample T1, 2 from Patricia’s foot
Close-up of center of sample T1, 2 from Patricia’s foot
Close-up of right end of sample T1, 2 from Patricia’s foot
Patricia’s T-shaped extracted object, covered with tough membrane
A cantaloupe-seedlike object from Patricia’s toe