The monument to the newcomer Aleshenka in Kyshtym did not stand even for a month.
As Novy Den has already reported, the mysterious Alyoshenka was found by a resident of Kyshtym, a lonely pensioner Tamara Prosvirina. On the night of August 13, 1996, she received a kind of "suggestion" - to get up and go to the cemetery. There she found a small creature with huge eyes. The head of the foundling resembled a pointed pumpkin, instead of lips there was a crack, the body was covered with fur, on the fingers there were sharp claws. The creature squeaked pitifully, and the compassionate old woman decided to take him with her: she wrapped him up, brought him home, fed him and called him Alyoshenka. Prosvirina began to tell everyone that she had a "son", as a result she was taken to a psychiatric hospital, and the humanoid died and was mummified. The body was taken by ufologists from Kamensk-Uralsky. According to their information, a UFO hovered over the car on the way, and Alyoshenka instantly and mysteriously disappeared.
Soon, under mysterious circumstances, the "adoptive mother" of the strange creature also died. Late in the evening on August 5, 1999, a woman was hit by a car. At the same time, eyewitnesses claimed that there were two cars, and they came together like scissors. None of them were found during the investigation. In 2004, a version appeared that the Kyshtym newcomer Aleshenka was a man. For several months, specialists have studied a rag on which traces of the creature's blood have been preserved, - wrote the newspaper Trud. Human DNA was isolated from blood stains on a piece of tissue, the institute said. It has been established that this is the DNA of a prematurely born infant with numerous developmental disabilities. Only female X chromosomes were found in the blood. Hence, it was a girl, and not Alyoshenka at all, the scientists noted. “The rest was invented by local residents and ufologists,who are greedy for such exaggerated sensations,”the institute said. It should be noted that the genetic analysis of the tissue was carried out, including within the walls of the Institute of Biomedical Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences and in the genetic laboratory of the Faculty of Biology of Moscow State University. The candidate of biological sciences, biophysicist Aleksey Smirnov, under whose supervision the work was going on, told the newspaper Trud the following: “No human genes were found in the sample. It’s still not entirely clear to me what kind of organism was wrapped in this matter. But, of course, this does not mean that we are dealing with an alien creature. "biophysicist Aleksey Smirnov, under whose leadership the work was going on, told the Trud newspaper the following: “No human genes were found in the sample. It’s still not entirely clear to me what kind of organism was wrapped in this matter. But, of course, this does not mean that we are dealing with an alien creature. "biophysicist Aleksey Smirnov, under whose leadership the work was going on, told the Trud newspaper the following: “No human genes were found in the sample. It’s still not entirely clear to me what kind of organism was wrapped in this matter. But, of course, this does not mean that we are dealing with an alien creature."
Local residents believed that the scientists' version was invented as a diversion. Some argue that in the place where Alyoshenka was found, periodically (exclusively at night) shadows flicker, and strange sounds are heard. Then a luminous ball hangs over the cemetery, and everything disappears. Aleshenka's story made Kyshtym famous all over the world. Ufologists decided to immortalize the newcomer: in 2015, a monument was erected to him on the shore of Lake Anbash. But unknown people destroyed the original memorial. At the end of July 2017, the monument was restored and immediately attracted attention. And, it seems, not everyone liked it again: it was destroyed again.
Representatives of the Ural-Cosmopoisk organization promised to restore the sculpture within a month.
Chelyabinsk, Viktor Eliseev