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Confirmed Hoax Alien-looking Skull found while building Denver's Airport Hotel
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lol that looks unbelievably fake, my guess is Publicity. it looks like Plaster.
Seems as though i was correct
DIA Twitter account shares info on fake alien finds as promo for time capsule event - The Denver Post
DIA Twitter account shares info on fake alien finds as promo for time capsule event
By Ryan Parker and Kristen Leigh Painter
The Denver Post
POSTED: 10/08/2013 03:43:40 PM MDT | UPDATED: ABOUT 23 HOURS AGO4 COMMENTS
Denver International Airport tweeted this photo and said it was found while building the new airport hotel and transit center. (Provided by DIA)
Travelers looking for flight information on the Denver International Airport Twitter account may have instead found updates about alien remains being discovered at the airport.
The airport's account was not hacked; the tweets are intentional, and done to publicize that the South Terminal Redevelopment Program (STRP) is midway through construction.
The project — adjacent to Jeppesen terminal — includes a 519-room Westin Hotel and Conference Center, a public transit center with a commuter rail station for Regional Transporation District trains and a public plaza that will include entertainment, culture and dining options for passengers.
"The government #shutdown is NOT affecting construction of the underground alien bunker. That is all. #DIAmidpoint #conspiracy," was tweeted from the account.
Additional tweets mention alien remains being found, accompanied by pictures of skulls.
Broadcast media outlets addressed the tweets, which DIA responded to on its account.
"@KDVR is concerned about our cryptic Tweets — rest assured, there is NO news here. None. Not at all. #DIAmidpoint #Lookaway," was tweeted from DIA.
The tweets play off urban legends about DIA's design that range from an alien hideout locked beneath the terminal to the existence of a secret underground maze designed as the command center for the New World Order.
Airport staff members are spoofing those theories to stir conversation about the airport's time capsule event scheduled for Tuesday night that is meant to highlight the midpoint of the construction project.
The whole project is expected to be complete by late 2015; RTD should begin operating commuter trains from Denver's Union Station to DIA in early 2016.
Ryan Parker: 303-954-2409, [email protected] or twitter.com/ryanparkerdp
Seems as though i was correct
DIA Twitter account shares info on fake alien finds as promo for time capsule event - The Denver Post
DIA Twitter account shares info on fake alien finds as promo for time capsule event
By Ryan Parker and Kristen Leigh Painter
The Denver Post
POSTED: 10/08/2013 03:43:40 PM MDT | UPDATED: ABOUT 23 HOURS AGO4 COMMENTS
Denver International Airport tweeted this photo and said it was found while building the new airport hotel and transit center. (Provided by DIA)
Travelers looking for flight information on the Denver International Airport Twitter account may have instead found updates about alien remains being discovered at the airport.
The airport's account was not hacked; the tweets are intentional, and done to publicize that the South Terminal Redevelopment Program (STRP) is midway through construction.
The project — adjacent to Jeppesen terminal — includes a 519-room Westin Hotel and Conference Center, a public transit center with a commuter rail station for Regional Transporation District trains and a public plaza that will include entertainment, culture and dining options for passengers.
"The government #shutdown is NOT affecting construction of the underground alien bunker. That is all. #DIAmidpoint #conspiracy," was tweeted from the account.
Additional tweets mention alien remains being found, accompanied by pictures of skulls.
Broadcast media outlets addressed the tweets, which DIA responded to on its account.
"@KDVR is concerned about our cryptic Tweets — rest assured, there is NO news here. None. Not at all. #DIAmidpoint #Lookaway," was tweeted from DIA.
The tweets play off urban legends about DIA's design that range from an alien hideout locked beneath the terminal to the existence of a secret underground maze designed as the command center for the New World Order.
Airport staff members are spoofing those theories to stir conversation about the airport's time capsule event scheduled for Tuesday night that is meant to highlight the midpoint of the construction project.
The whole project is expected to be complete by late 2015; RTD should begin operating commuter trains from Denver's Union Station to DIA in early 2016.
Ryan Parker: 303-954-2409, [email protected] or twitter.com/ryanparkerdp
Samstwitch
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Thanks for the debunking. It figures. Aliens don't have teeth. 
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Cherry Creek is older then Denver by 20 or more years. Cherry Creek was the focus of the early part of the Pikes Peak Gold Rush in 1858 and 1859, when gold was discovered at the "Cherry Creek diggings," in what was then western Kansas Territory.
Cherry Creek and Denver area, has a lot of Native America artifacts found over the last 175 years.
The picture is not Native America or ET artifacts, a person's very bad joke.
You can found a lot of UFO stories East of Denver over the last 75 years.
Cherry Creek and Denver area, has a lot of Native America artifacts found over the last 175 years.
The picture is not Native America or ET artifacts, a person's very bad joke.
You can found a lot of UFO stories East of Denver over the last 75 years.