The Brandon Corey Story - new DVD from truthseekertv.com (Page 1 of 4)

I came across this awhile ago. I tried to find it on various video-streaming sites, but I couldn't find it. The price of the DVD is $30. I'm sorry, but I'm not going to pay $30 for questionable material. I'm sure it'll eventually surface on Google Video or YouTube.

Both of those images are kind of creepy, even if at least one of them is staged.  It does not appear that the Cheney pupil thing was not done with light tricks (look at the shadows) - it was either CGI disinfo, or, dare I even suggest it could be legit...

Pictus, I don't follow - is it that she looks more like an alien in black and white?

In P&B picture the effect is more strong.

About the light and shades in Dick picture, for me they indicate that it is the
same effect as the girl, the difference is the girl was in a studio with a careful
light setup, on the girl the light is soft diffuse else the one who comes from
the right/behind lighting the hair and adding a silhouette effect to the face/nose
when Dick was lighted only with hard direct lights.

Notice the lack of pixel noise around the pupil in the third frame, unlike the first frame which has pixel noise all over which is normal. This suggests the distorted shape of the pupil was done digitally with some additional smoothing. Also notice the striations on the right side of the eye on the third frame, looks to me like an artifact of a digital smudging effect.

I literally just finished watching this video, so I haven't made up my mind on it yet.  (UPDATE: I've decided it's a hoax)  However, I can clarify a couple of things, and add a few observations:

The clip is not purported to be of Dick Cheney but of a Secret Service agent who detained and beat "Jude Kemper" (who has since apparentely disappeared without a trace) that was trying to break into Cheney's room at a hotel.   

The price of the DVD is $25, not $30

It is not still image photography, it is a moving picture.  You actually see the eyes change from one form to another.  Of course that doesn't prove it wasn't doctored. . but it wasn't a lighting effect.

Observations

In the clip where they are showing the video with the changing eye,  there is a stack of tapes next to the video.  It includes  "Rule by Secrecy" and "The War on Freedom" by Jim Marrs who is also the author of "Alien Agenda". The significance of this is that Brandon Corey and "Mr. X" are both presented in the movie as people who weren't already into conspiracy theories.  Of course, he could have acquired them after Jude vanished.

There is also clip of an interview with a man purported to be Richard Weyman, PhD, of the Department of Occult Research, a nonprofit in Denver, CO.  I was unable to find any information about Weyman or the Department on the web, and  search for "Department of Occult Research" returned that the name was available at the CO Secretary of State website.

In another clip they break into Jude's house which had been condemned.  There is a notice on the door from the LA County Sheriff's Dept. which says "No Access   No Entre".  Curious that the notice was in English and French, not English and Spanish.  It was printed on white paper, not orange, and was posted with red duct tape.  The address on the house, first described as being in Malibu, later in San Fernando Valley is "5251".  There might be a way to confirm some of this info as authentic with the sheriff's dept.

Inside the house, they make a point to film what appears to be a diploma from Yale for a Bachelor of Arts degree awarded to Jude Kemper.  One of the signatures on the diploma appears to say "Jim Knuff" and there is a seal in the lower left corner.  The seal does appear to match Yale's, though I wasn't able to match the name with any school officials, past or present.

In a part where they go to talk to an LAPD officer who supposedly wasn't returning their phone calls, his vehicle has no license plate. 

A marine informant was said to have been found dead with two family members and reported as a triple suicide.  The names on the newspaper article are "Danielle South, Ellenore South, and Major Karl South, Jr."  I was not able to find anything about a triple suidice or those names on a google or topix.net search.  The headline is "U.S. Marine Corp. Family's Death Ruled Triple Suicide." 
I also could not find any evidence of the existence of the cult known as "The Arena", of which Karl South was supposedly a member. 

A P.I. by the name of "Tony Diaz" was interviewed.  I could not find such a person in Dex offering such services, but I did find a chain of places calles "Tony Diaz Bail Bonds"

A people search for "Brandon Corey" in Malibu, turned up no results, but I did find a listing for "Mary A. Hill" who is supposedly his ex-wife.  I also could not find a listing for "Jude Kemper". 

There was an interview with a Tom Crawford of "Digital Tech Solutions, Inc."  I was unable to find any evidence of the existence of this company. 

There is a section in the beginning of the video which says that Brandon Corey was invited to Jude Kemper's house in Malibu which shows a picture of the same house that was later said to be Brandon's. 

As a final observation, it's a bit curious that this is presented as Episode 1 of a series, while in the movie itself conveys the sense that Truthseeker TV already had other productions.  Truthseekertv.com was first registered in April of 2003, and the contact info listed on the whois is clearly bogus.

There are three possible purposes I can come up with:

1.  Somebody is trying to capitalize on the reptilian agenda story simply for commercial profit. 

2.  Somebody really believes the story and thinks that lying about the evidence is an appropriate way to make more people aware of it.

3.  The movie is a disinformation tactic engineered to discredit those who are conducting genuine research into it.

The video definitely cost some money to make, including the cost of two plane tickets to the U.K. for the Icke interview.  It is an amateur video. . but a reasonably good one.  They definitely took the time to work on the plot and to prop up certain weaknesses with staged interviews and phony documents.   If somebody were doing it purely for money, they are going to have to sell a fair amount of these things to turn a profit.  There are a lot simpler ways to swindle people out of money, if that's what somebody is into.

Unfortunately people do become so attached to their pet theory that they will do just about anything to get others to believe them.  Not just for conspiracy theories, but any theory, including several commonly held ideas currently masking as 'hard' science.  If reptilians have infiltrated the governments of the world, I'm still more concerned about the vast numbers of fanatics out there who so fervently believe in mistruths that no amount of evidence to the contrary will ever change their minds, and who are willing to kill people to "prove" themselves.

Whatever the actual purpose may be, things like this definitely discredit the research of people like David Icke and Jim Marrs who are actually trying to put forth a credible story.  I can't figure out why Icke would have endorsed this movie without corroborating the story on his own.  The interview may have been enough for him to feel that it was legit.  Who can say?

I do personally know two people who claim to have direct knowledge of this phenomenon. 

One is a woman who claims that she talks to the reptilians via EVP and reverse speech.  Unfortunately, she has now put out several announcements, each with a prelude something like "This is the truth, and I know it to be the truth no matter how weird it may seem," which were later retracted when they didn't turn out to be true after all.  Strange thing about her is that she will freely admit to being duped by the reptilians, but will not seriously consider the possibility that there are no reptilians and that it's just mischevious spirits playing tricks on her.

The other is a man who is blind that claims his vision was temporarily restored while he was eating in a restaurant with his wife.  He claims to have watched as one reptilian shapeshifter who was working in the restaurant made his way around the dining room, only stopping at tables with other shapeshifters.  Eventually the employee shapeshifter came over to this man's table and said something to the effect of "We know you can see us, but who are you going to tell?  Nobody will believe you."  Now I have no reason to believe this man was lying, but I have no reason to believe him either.  I don't know him well enough to make a judgment on his honesty, though I know of other people who say he is an honest man.