The mystery surrounding Camp Magic Macguffin and its parent organization CVI deepened this week as DS106Confidential reporter Joe Beets, on assignment in Arizona, caught Camp MM director Alan Levine far from the camp's rural location in Virginia. Mr. Levine, who seems to spend little actual time at the camp, was spotted entering a black helicopter at a small private airport at a secret location in the Southwest. Beets was able to follow the helicopter for its short trip to the top secret testing facilty in Groom Lake - aka Area 51. Entering through a hole in the barb wire fence, Joe was able to snap one photo of Levine inside a shed housing a very unusual craft.
Beets was unable to take more photos, but did catch Mr. Levine at the same airport the next day. While he was not able to enter the secure area he did get manage to get a picture using his telephoto lens.
It is interesting to note that in this photo Mr. Levine appears to be markedly younger! Are the rumors of some sort of alien presence at the Area 51 site true? Could Mr. Levine have undergone some sort of anti-aging process? What does this mean for Camp Magic Macguffin? Is there some sort of link between Levine's youthful appearance and the disappearance of the campers in Bunkhouse X?
And why is it called Groom Lake? Take a close look at the patch on Levine's shirt. Is it just coincidence that the counselor in charge of Bunkhous X is none other than Jim Groom?????
And the big question ----- why does a super hi-tech organization like CVI, with ties to the military and alien visitors, run a summer camp????
Filed by Kim Beets (for Joe Beets who is still on special assignment.)
Gee, Kim, Joe, whomever you are- thats pretty weak Photoshop, the edge detection on your forgeries are obvious.
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The real question, what i your motive for stalking around camp? And who are you whispering to in your blue tooth headset?
I deny that assertion - every photo that appears in DS106Confidential is carefully examined and approved by our own photography expert, Mik Steeb. And besides, the only program we have to work with is Paint.
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