Alien in North Korea

SEOUL – The commander of a downed spaceship, who was taken prisoner by North Korea in September 2006, is still being held in a forced labor camp… where the alien is hovering on the brink of death!

That’s the shocking claim made by political ex-prisoners in North Korean death camps who escaped across the border to South Korea.

“He has been kept chained to a wall ever since he was taken to the Yodok camp near Hamhung,” declared one prisoner who spoke only after being assured his identity would not be revealed. “I think the only thing that has kept him alive is some inner power that he’s been feeding on all these years.

“But that power is obviously diminishing at a very rapid pace. I spoke to the man who brought him his food and he said the alien commander is already too weak to swallow even water.

“Unless something is done very soon to help him, he will die. And for all we know, he could be dead even as I speak. It’s sad. An outrage. Maybe now the world will come to know what a murderous gang the North Korean government was.”

According to ham radio reports at the time, the alien commander was captured after he and several of his crew had left their ball-shaped ship after landing in a small park in the city of Hamhung.

“They were surveying their landing site,” reported said another ex-prisoner who witnessed the unwarranted military assault. “They made no threatening moves and offered no resistance when the squad approached. The alien commander seemed very friendly.

“Suddenly the thugs jumped the alien. There was no need for such violence. The commander must have communicated with his crewmen because they suddenly dashed back into their ship and took off. The commander obviously was willing to sacrifice himself for the safety of his crew.

“But the commander offered no physical resistance whatsoever. Yet one of the thugs bashed him on the head with a club. The alien fell to the ground and the soldiers carried him into their car.

“They spotted me and I tried to run away but was caught. I’ll never forget that awful day.”

The government scoffed at the reported spaceship landing and steadfastly denied that anyone – earthling or alien – had been taken prisoner in the Hamhung park that day.

The South Korean government has not yet commented on the ex-prisoner’s claims.