Mystery of Stonehenge bodies solved: It was murder

By DEREK CLONTZ
Your World Report

Mass grave is filled with workers who didn’t live to tell the truth about who built Stonehenge - and why

AMESBURY, England  - UFO experts say the discovery of an ancient mass grave at Stonehenge just days ago proves space aliens built the mystery monument with human slaves and then hit them with “death rays” to keep them from blabbing.

Bodies of men, women and children unearthed from the site were cut down in cold blood by what forensic archaeologists are calling “surgically precise laser shots to the head.”

And that, say the experts, was their “reward” for years of backbreaking labor that included pushing 20-ton boulders into a configuration that “almost certainly served as an ancient air traffic control center” for starships from another planet.

“We’ve long suspected that space aliens were deeply involved in the construction of Stonehenge as a beacon and landmark for UFOs. This mass grave proves it,” Dr. Leonard Preston, founder and president of the Stonehenge Research Project, told derekclontz.com exclusively.

“All that’s left for us to do now is find more graves with more bodies and more laser wounds.

“Only then can we begin to calculate what it took to build this monument in terms of human life and human suffering.

“I want to know exactly what role humans played and exactly what role extraterrestrials played.

“Were space aliens merely architects and masterminds? Or were they involved in the actual moving and positioning of the stones?

“It is difficult to imagine humans moving those boulders without the help of machinery of some kind.

“It’s true that they could have rolled them on logs using poles and ropes for leverage.

“It’s also possible that highly intelligent beings from another world assisted with advanced technologies.

“We need more evidence to be sure.”

Bodies found at Stonehenge have led even the most conservative of experts to conclude and agree that the mystery spot is, in fact, a mass grave - although the extraterrestrial connection is one that only a minority of researchers subscribe to.

Preston, a forensic archaeologist who isn’t directly involved in the excavations but is widely considered to be one of the world’s leading Stonehenge theorists, continues, “In 2002, the remains of a Bronze Age archer were found about half a mile away.

“Everybody called the archer ‘The King of Stonehenge’ because his clothes and other artifacts suggested that he came to England from the Swiss Alps and may have been the driving force behind the construction of Stonehenge.

“But now we can see that instead of being a mastermind, he probably served in a mid-level supervisory capacity under extraterrestrials.

“Perhaps these creatures brought him to England to supervise their human slaves rather than entrust a native Briton with learning ‘too much’ about their techniques and purposes.

“It hasn’t been widely reported because until now, nobody was quite sure what to make of it. But it appears the archer was murdered with a laser to the head just like the others.”

Sophisticatedradiocarbon dating tests are now under way to determine with pinpoint accuracy when the archer and other Stonehenge victims died.

Meanwhile, they are presumed to have lived around 2,300 B.C., when the monument was built at Amesbury, 75 miles southwest of London.

“There will be continued study of the skulls and wounds to make sure these people weren’t killed in a more conventional way,“ Dr. Marianna Blake, a Preston colleague and author of the rivetng book, 50 Mysteries of Stonehenge That May Never be Solved, told derekclontz.com exclusively.

“But we expect confirmation on the laser theory to come any day.

“The only other place you see bone and tissue melted and fused like this is in modern surgeries where laser scalpels are used.”

In addition to bodies, the mass grave at Stonehenge contains Bronze Age pots, flint tools, a flint arrowhead and a bone “toggle” that was used instead of a button for fastening clothes.

The archer, for example, was surrounded by flint arrowheads and over 100 other artifacts, including copper knives and gold ornaments that suggested he was a man of stature.

“If he and the others were working under the whip of extraterrestrials then we’re on solid ground theorizing that Stonehenge was built to serve extraterrestrial purposes,” says Dr. Preston.

“Most researchers believe it was a gigantic observatory from which ancient astronomers could plot and predict the movements of Earth through space.

“With space aliens involved, we can take that one step further and suggest that it might also have served as a landmark easily seen from an orbit around Earth.

“It also could have been used to track and guide incoming vessels much as air traffic controllers do today.”

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