[SilvieWaldorfMD]

Animal carcasses drained out of blood is the clincher. That evidence is hard to refute or to ignore.

I recall listening to the George Noory’s overnight radio show about 10 years ago at about 3 in the morning (I was driving to the airport) and he had as guest one of the US park rangers in El Yunque who witnessed this “being” as he was going down one of the winding roads one night.

There’s no doubt in my mind that this man was being truthful and honest about his account. It sent shivers down my spine.

[cll]

Before el Chupacabras, there was the “Vampiro de Moca”. Probably the same thing. Something or nothing.

My bet is that they are escaped ressus monkeys from the research labs. They are mean.

[Ebenezer]

Your story reminds me of similar accounts which began some 35-40 years ago about alien sightings in El Yunque. I remember there were these men who appeared in the late José Miguel Agrelot's "Encabulla, vuelve y tira" segment of El show del mediodía on WAPA-TV and told about their experience. As with the park ranger, these fellows did not sound like kooks or hoaxsters looking for cheap publicity. The alleged alien encounter was later profiled in a documentary on UFOs broadcast on rival TV station WKAQ.