BOB LAZAR'S MJ-12 PAYSLIP

Lazar's supposed 1989 W-2 payslip, for his brief period of employment, was the standard form intended for small businesses and a blank W-2 could readily be obtained for completion.

In Lazar's case, it is typed and no trace exists of either the employer, or their identification number.


The payslip contains one extraordinary feature...

Lazar's employee reference 'E-6722MAJ', is actually his top-secret MJ-12 ID, as shown in the mock-up of Lazar's alleged security badge.


It implies, however, that the payslip must be authentic.

Equally so, the long since thoroughly discredited, bogus MJ-12 documents.

Having been produced in court as evidence of Lazar's employment and all claims encompassed therein, such as working on a lookalike, fake Billy Meier 'flying saucer', then if fraudulent, presumably such deception in court itself, is a serious matter.



© James Easton
August 2023
jeaston.blog@gmail.com

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