A farmer in China has claimed that he captured and electrocuted an alien three months ago. However, this incident was covered up the Chinese government and they made it look like a hoax, as reported by UFO Sightings Daily. The website, UFO Sightings Daily, is coordinated by Scott C. Waring. He had been affiliated with the United States Air Force at SAC base (USAF flight line). He currently owns an ESL School in Taiwan. In this report, Scott Waring has published images of the alleged alien, along with a YouTube video. He has also included a news report of the incident. The news report describes how the farmer supposedly had an alien encounter. “Recently, a man from Shandong Binzhou surnamed Li posted online claiming that, three months ago, he encountered five “aliens” in a flying saucer on the shore of the Yellow River.” The report then tells us how he had killed an alien. “After electrocuting one of them to death, he hid it in his own warehouse.” It also tells us how Li had confessed that the incident was a fake. “As it turns out, Li confessed himself that the alien was a fake, the material he used to make it being high-end rubber.” The news report describes how Li went to the shore of the Yellow River to check if he was able to catch any rabbits and was able to encounter the aliens. “An unidentified flying object like a UFO was suspended above the shore of the Yellow River. I had no idea when my bicycle had gone under that flying saucer, and then five aliens came down one after another,” It further tells us that Li tried to take a picture of the alien. “Seeing this situation, he too was freaked out, but he still managed to take a photo with his cell phone.” Li was furious when the UFO supposedly sucked in his bicycle and he threw stones at the UFO in rage. He also claims that the aliens began chasing him and one of them got struck in the electrocuting fence and died. “The alien who was running in the front just happened to run onto the electrified wire netting and was electrocuted to death.” Read more http://www.lecanadian.com/news/news/2013/06/18/377.html
