salut Chéri
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tu peux me résumer ça stp ?
Puerto Rico ’s resident monster hasn’t been sighted for several years, but the reason isn’t what you might expect.
While I was a research consultant at a facility which will remain unnamed, one of my colleagues ( we’ll call him Jones) had recently published a paper one military and commercial applications of mutagens ( chemical cocktails with the ability to rewrite DNA strands) in Science Direct. Now if that isn’t enough to raise the hairs on your back, what he didn’t include in his paper certainly will.
Over a late night drinks, he said his research took an unexpected turn when a solid contact of his stationed in Puerto Rico emailed him documents purportedly about Chupacabra sightings. The Chupacabra, or “goat-sucker” translated from Spanish, is a creature which terrorized rural areas of Puerto Rico and allegedly supped on the blood of animals.
“What does the Chupacabra, if it even exists, have to do with mutagens?” I asked.
It’s the reason the creature is missing today. Its disappearance opens a Pandora’s Box of questions. Mr. Jones told me that in October, 2001 at approximately 2:32am, fighters were scrambled from Muñoz Airforce Base to intercept what witnesses described as a teardrop-shaped craft. Allegedly, the craft was on the ground for fifteen minutes near a recent Chupacabra encounter before it shot into the night and disappeared.
The Chupacabra hasn’t been seen since then and no reports of animal mutilation have been filed with the local authorities. According to the files Jones received, traces of an element were discovered that possessed mutagenic characteristics.
Is there a connection between the teardrop-shaped craft and the Chupacabra? Asking the question seems as ridiculous as the question itself, but there, it’s said. It seems far-fetched, but after seeing the things I’ve seen, the things I know, it’s possible the connection is genuine.