Is this world's first image of real alien? Claims police 'snapped it'

POLICE IN ARGENTINA TAKE PHOTOGRAPH OF ALIEN-LIKE BEING The shocking image is sweeping alien and conspiracy theory websites after emerging on Facebook and being reported by

Diarioprimeralinea.com.ar in the South American country. Online reports have suggested that police were called to reports of strange behaviour in the Parque Mitre area of Corrientes, before

they spotted a humanoid-like being and photographed it on a mobile phone. Debunkers have already branded it a CGI hoax, saying it is an edited version of an alien shown in the ET film Signs,

starring Mel Gibson, or a still from Spanish alien horror flick Ovni. Terry Larch wrote on mystery website Freaklore.com: "In the country of Argentina, one of the greatest alien photos

ever taken has been recently captured. "The photograph is incredible and may be the best evidence of aliens living among us yet. Youtube ALIEN HOAX: The image has been debunked as a

still from a Spanish ET horror flick. " On September 13, 2017 in the area known as Parque Miter, an upright humanoid extraterrestrial was spotted and a cell phone picture was taken of

it. "Initially, a local group of teenagers reported seeing a strange looking creature wandering nearby.  "Later, a group of police officers from Commissariat arrived on the scene.

  "They scoured the area, to find this unusual sight of panicked teens and an alien being. RELATED ARTICLES "Once the police arrived, they wandered over slowly, approaching this

strange thing.  "They soon realised that this was no human but something else entirely.  "It appeared to be a rather traditional looking extraterrestrial, typically seen in movies

and drawings." According to reports, the "creature" fled into the Paraná River, when officers approached and they lost sight of it. Mr Larch said: "The image is so good

in fact, it does raise suspicions about its authenticity. "Clearly, while glancing at the photograph, the shape and size of the alien is rather remarkable to see.  "It has the oval

head shape and almond dark shaped eyes.  RELATED ARTICLES > I do believe we are being visited by these creatures. The evidence > for me is absolutely overwhelming. >  > Malcolm 

Robinson "Its hands appear to have only three fingers protruding outward.  "From the distance of where the photograph was taken, it appears to be fairly tall in height as

well." The claims appear to have first been published on the Facebook page of Argentinian local radio station LT7AM 900, based in Corrientes, before being picked up by

Diarioprimeralinea.com.ar. Diarioprimeralinea.com.ar reported: "We still do not know if it is true or false, what is observed, is that the being was perfectly captured in the middle of

the dark night." Jon Austin ALIEN HOAX: UFO researcher Malcolm Robinson revealed the image in the UK at Paraforce today. RELATED ARTICLES Paranormal researcher Malcolm Robinson revealed

the image to the UK at the Paraforce paranormal convention in Witham, Essex, on Sunday. It was during a lecture he gave on pictures that could potentially be real aliens visiting Earth, and

he said it was the latest one to emerge. He said he did not know if it was real or a hoax, but argued aliens are visting Earth, and it was worth looking into further. Mr Robinson said:

"I do believe we are being visited by these creatures. The evidence for me is absolutely overwhelming. "Just because something looks and sounds ridiculous, it does not mean to say

it is." One debunker with the user name Newdawnrising commented of the image: "Fake. Image taken and reversed from the movie "Signs".  "The face is the only change.

"The exact body positioning only flipped to face exact opposite.  "CGI. Debunked you're welcome." Scott Brando, who debunks hoax videos through his website

ufoofinterest.org, said the image was in fact just a still from a Spanish alien horror movie. With a video showing the footage that includes the alien lurking behind the same tree, he

tweeted: "Alien caught in #Corrientes #Argentina? That pic is a frame from Spanish horror movie OVNI." He told Express.co.uk: "This is a fake story I debunked. Most likely a

fake story created by a blog."