Strange 'alien activity' causing Arizona couple to sell home

FoxNews: Science ^ | Oct 26, 2017

[ETL]

Pretty clever publicity stunt to sell a house.

That is, aside from posting a photo of the supposed wound he suffered at the hands (or claws) of the alleged ETs.

The 'wound' looks to me like a temporary skin impression one gets from resting or leaning on a hard object for too long.

[ETL]

“Edmonds told the Travel Channel he has killed 18 aliens, or “alien grays” as he called them, with his samurai sword during his tenure living at the ranch.

One particular time, Edmonds had to break out his sword when he saw his wife’s body being levitated by three aliens.”

http://www.foxnews.com/science/2017/10/26/strange-alien-activity-causing-arizona-couple-to-sell-home.html

[blueunicorn6]

The aliens can levitate his wife, but he gets them with his Samurai sword?

Thank goodness these aliens are stupid.

Maybe they will buy this place.

[Nifster]

Precisely

That isn’t a picture of his calf. It is his knee with a noticeable surgery scar.

IF he really wanted to sell he wouldn’t be asking five mill

[Kickass Conservative]

The Gambler from Storage Wars owns a $5 Million Dollar Ranch?

I thought the YUP! guy had money.

[Trillian]

“If you don’t take the heads, they disappear,” Edmonds said.



Without their heads, they're powerless!

[Terry Mross]

Where in AZ? Anywhere near Tonopah?

[Twotone]

He killed 18 aliens? He could’ve sold each body for $5 million.

[Paladin2]

10 acres is alot of ranch?

[laplata]

“Pretty clever publicity stunt to sell a house”.

I don’t think it would not help sell the house.

[MrsEmmaPeel]

Realtor.com has the listing

[KarlInOhio]

Don't mention aliens. McCain will welcome them and offer them $5/hour to pick lettuce.

[Williams]

Yeah looks like an indent from pressing his calf against a furniture edge. Otherwise an injury would be a cut not an impression.

[Williams]

That’s some major league bull dingy.

[fishtank]

That’s in nevada

[ETL]

Re: “Pretty clever publicity stunt to sell a house”.

I don’t think it would not help sell the house.

Assuming you meant you think it would NOT help sell the house, I would say, it would depend on who the potential buyers are, and what their take on UFOs is. If they are true believers seeking to prove ETs a 'reality', and had that kind of cash, they may well be interested. And if they're non-believers, believing the whole topic to be ridiculous, and they have a pretty cool sense of humor, they might be interested as well, at least for the silly stories associated with living there. Would make for some fun discussions at diner parties and such.

[laplata]

Good points.

[DoodleBob]

[4Liberty]

Looks like the impression left when you fall asleep for a couple hours on top of the TV remote.

[central_va]

I thought this was a story about Mexicans.