A Las Vegas family reported a crashed UFO and told police they had seen 8- to 10-foot creatures 'with greenish color'
Crime scene recreation expert and reporter believe this is ‘end-all evidence ... that we are not alone’
Jim Quirk and Scott Roder recap the Las Vegas alien incident and why it's vital to prove an extraterrestrial is on Earth.
The purported aliens that landed in a Las Vegas family's backyard used "some kind of cloaking device" to hide from humans, a veteran crime scene reconstruction analyst believes.
Scott Roder, who has testified as an expert in some of the most highly publicized criminal cases around the world, walked Fox News Digital through the same process he uses to prepare for trials to point out "anomalies" in a witness's video.
He outlined two "smoky filters" that don't match the background he said "the beings" used to "shield" themselves from the curious family and, later, responding police officers.
Roder and Jim Quirk, a reporter who runs the "Extraterrestrial Reality" podcast and shared videos and images with Fox News Digital, theorized that the same "cloaking device" hid a craft that made an unexpected landing in Sin City last year.
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Scott Roder, a veteran crime scene recreation expert, used artificial intelligence and computer software to break down a short video to prove there's movement and at least two "beings" in the Las Vegas alien video, which has been debated. (Jim Quirk/QuirkZone on YouTube)
Roder and Quirk focused on Angel Kenmore's video, which at first glance appeared to show nothing.
But the entire family reacted to something and ran from the backyard. Their sudden, frantic retreat cut the video short, but Roder analyzed the footage they captured.
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Using different computer software and artificial intelligence (AI), Roder recreated movement to show what likely happened on April 30, 2023, and outlined the "anomalies" that he called "undeniable evidence that we are not alone."
Roder and Quirk alluded to a dark blur in the top-hand corner, which skeptics have called a shadow or a smudge, and said he believes it's a head of an alien in "some kind of smoky filter or using some kind of cloaking technique."
A head moves into the right corner of the video the night a streaking light lit up the skies of Las Vegas. (Jim Quirk/Extraterrestrial Reality Podcast)
Scott Roder demonstrated the potential movement of a blurry dark "anomaly" he believes is an alien face peering over the fence. (Jim Quirk/QuirkZone on YouTube)
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A crime scene recreation analyst breaks down a video of a reported alien in Las Vegas and outlines where he said "there's no doubt" two creatures appear.
"I think what the AI software was able to allow us to do was to determine that it was not just a shadow, beyond any reasonable doubt to a degree of scientific probability," Roder said.
"That's the same standard that you testify in court, the same standard that can send a suspect to jail for the rest of their lives."
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During his analysis, Roder said the blurry image that appears to peer over a large fence "played bonkers with our software," reducing the pixels in the area.
Quirk and Roder speculated the same "cloaking device" was likely used on the craft that some believe crashed that night.
Before the face-to-face confrontation between the Las Vegas family and the supposed aliens, an unexplainable streak of light raced across the sky. It was captured on Las Vegas Police bodycams.
A glowing, green light was captured on a Las Vegas Police officer's bodycam at 11:50 p.m. April 30. At least 21 people reported the same thing to the American Meteor Society. (Las Vegas Police Department)
Shortly thereafter, Angel Kenmore called 911 and told a dispatcher he saw a "tall, skinny alien creature with greenish color," about 8- to 10-feet tall, hiding behind their forklift in the backyard.
Police followed up on the 911 call and alluded to the light in the sky. They checked the Kenmore house but didn't see anything.
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"My feeling is something went wrong with this craft or whatever they were in, and it had to come down and make an emergency landing," Quirk said, when asked what he believed happened and why there was no evidence of a craft.
"They landed in this backyard, and while they're making emergency repairs, perhaps these alien beings are trying to stave off the pesky humans while these other aliens that we don't see are working on this craft."
"This is, as far as anyone should be concerned, this is the absolute end," Roder said. "All evidence that shows that we are not alone and that there is an alien presence on this planet."
"This is, as far as anyone should be concerned, this is the absolute end. All evidence that shows that we are not alone and that there is an alien presence on this planet."
— Scott Roder, crime scene recreation expert
Las Vegas Police arriving where a purported UFO crashed. (Las Vegas Police)
Making the incident even stranger is how the streaking light, believed by some to be a falling UFO, seemingly disappeared when Roder tested it under Infrared vision, but an airplane didn't.
He pointed out the "steep trajectory" and said it made an "oscillating mechanical sound." Shortly after it went out of sight, Angel Kenmore called 911.
"This is bigger than Las Vegas," Quirk said. "I mean, this shows we are not alone on this world."
"There is some sort of an alien presence here among us," Quirk added. "What they're doing here, we can't really say. We can only speculate. But there is something here, no doubt about it."
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SPECULATION AND THEORY
Playing to Roder's strengths and treating this incident as if it were a crime scene, Fox News Digital asked Roder and Quirk what's next.
If what they're saying is true, and this is an untampered video (which Roder showed why that's the case), and it's proof that extraterrestrial life exists, that would answer what, where and when.
But there's the question of why, among other unknowns, that would be answered in a trial, if it were a crime.
"The world of crime scene reconstruction is very remedial. Who, what, where, when and why? Right?" Roder said. "We need the why. That's how you get the full picture so you can understand the event.
"So, we have a bullet wound, and we've got a dead guy. OK, we know that guy shot that guy. But the important thing is, why did he shoot that guy? Why are these aliens here? Who are they? What do they want?"
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And that can only be answered at this point by speculation, hypothesis and theories.
Quirk touched on his own personal theory that something went wrong with the craft, and "the beings," as they often called them, had to make an emergency landing, and the family sneacked up on them during repairs.
Roder and Quirk teased future releases as they analyze videos of the incident and believe something else was missed.
"This is just the beginning," Roder said.
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And as the case gets more attention, Quirk and Roder said they've been getting tips and other videos about this case — and other potential sightings — making this a "grassroots investigation."
Quirk said it really started after one of his subscribers, Julia June, pointed out the blur in the right-hand corner of the video. That led to teaming up with Roder, which led to this point.
"There are a lot of people involved," Quirk said. "This is why people have been talking about this, and they haven't stopped talking about it for a whole year. And now we finally are able to prove scientifically that there were actual alien beings in that backyard."
Chris Eberhart is a crime and US news reporter for Fox News Digital. Email tips to
