Originally posted by sdrumrunner


Given the economic troubles that have plagued the former Soviet republic, it seems plausible that random loose remnants of the former security aparatus would find their way to the gray market.

Thats very plausible IMO the Russian goverment itself claims to have had lost thousands of secret files during the collapse of the Soviet Union (I think). People were ransacking goverment buildings. So in that even alone many secrets files could have leaked out, then add on the economic troubles after the fact and the power increase of groups like the Russian Mafia it is very possible IMHO.

I really wish I could see the footage of the Soviets opening the Tomb again but its hard to find info on it over net and they havent aired it since that I can tell.

Not sure if this is wholly related to the exact incident or television show you're discussing, but I saw this image on a website a few years ago and saved it to my computer because I thought it was interesting.

The mummies of two children?



Or one child and something else? For fun, we'll go with something else. The one on top certainly looks like a child. The one on the bottom looks like a child with a massive head, large eyes, and much longer fingers.

Or this could be a hoax. I don't remember where I got it from and couldn't have any clue where whoever I got it from might have gotten it from. Maybe someone else has a clue.

[edit on 4/22/2006 by Lartsa Cleargleam]

Interesting picture Lartsa Cleargleam. I wish there was more to go on with those pictures like something to give the scale at the very least.

Whats shown in the KGB video was different however. In the video it was a full size human body, Perhaps even a little taller then your average ancient eygptian . You could tell this because it was seen it in scale with Russian soldiers. The head was larger then a normal human but more elongated then classic images of alien head like the Greys. It was so wierd but its been so long since Ive seen the video its hard to remember more details.