January 25, 2000: Star Child Skull - Lloyd Pye, Peter Davenport, Matt Moneymaker
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
August 27, 20242h 54m
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Show Notes
Art Bell opens with Peter Davenport of the National UFO Reporting Center and an anonymous witness who describes a terrifying encounter outside his rural eastern Washington home. The man, identified only as Mr. X, stepped onto his porch at 3:30 a.m. to gather firewood and found a seven-foot-tall, hair-covered bipedal creature standing just 20 feet away, peering through his dining room window. Shaking uncontrollably, he retreated inside and locked every door.
Bigfoot Field Research Organization founder Matt Moneymaker then joins to analyze the sighting. He explains that the creature likely belongs to a primate species once thought extinct, noting that modern surveillance technology is almost never directed at locating such animals. He argues the evidence points to a flesh-and-blood species rather than anything paranormal.
The program later brings on Lloyd Pye to discuss the Starchild Skull, a 900-year-old anomalous skull discovered in a mine tunnel in Mexico. Pye details the unusual physical characteristics of the skull, including its expanded cranium and thin bone structure, and reports on scientific testing underway to determine whether it has a non-human origin.
Bigfoot Field Research Organization founder Matt Moneymaker then joins to analyze the sighting. He explains that the creature likely belongs to a primate species once thought extinct, noting that modern surveillance technology is almost never directed at locating such animals. He argues the evidence points to a flesh-and-blood species rather than anything paranormal.
The program later brings on Lloyd Pye to discuss the Starchild Skull, a 900-year-old anomalous skull discovered in a mine tunnel in Mexico. Pye details the unusual physical characteristics of the skull, including its expanded cranium and thin bone structure, and reports on scientific testing underway to determine whether it has a non-human origin.