March 10th, 2007      

Lloyd Pye

The Star Child Project

Lloyd Pye will talk with Daniel about the single most scientifically tested relic to ever be put forth as having a possible alien heritage. He strongly suspects, and DNA testing strongly indicates, it is a hybrid between a human mother and a non-human father.
 
Our guest has been pursuing the determination of its genetic heritage for eight years now, and he is in the process of making available to people in the alternative knowledge community a new book about those eight years. The new book is "The Starchild Skull -- Genetic Enigma or . . . Human-Alien Hybrid?" Details about it, and the first three chapters, are available at www.belllapbooks.com (note the three l's in a row). 

Lloyd Pye has been the caretaker of the Starchild skull for the past eight years, shepherding it through a long series of scientific tests designed to firmly establish its genetic heritage as a human deformity. That heritage has defied all analysis up to now, so the apparent conclusion to be drawn is that this absolutely unique skull is not entirely human. Its bone is half as thick, half as heavy, and two or three times as durable as human bone; it has no sinuses, a face half the size of normal, a neck half of normal and repositioned directly under the head; and bizarre fibers and red residue found in the bone itself are without precedent in ANY kind of bone. Don't miss this fascinating discussion of a relic that may very well prove beyond doubt that humans are not, and never have been, alone in the universe

Lloyd has been on Coast to Coast (the largest radio show of its kind in the U.S.) in the range of 20 times over the past eight years, the most recent being on Monday night.

Guest website
 

Sophia Stewart Child prodigy, prolific writer, poet and creative genius are just a few of the terms used to describe Sophia Stewart. Growing up in New York City, Stewart’s intellectual prowess was recognized early when she passed the New York State Board of Regents Examination. This feat amazed her teachers, highlighted her talents and catapulted her directly into college from junior high school.