By Tak Landrock
t.landrock@krdo.com

DENVER - Jeff Peckman claims he has real proof that there is life beyond earth and he will show the media Friday morning to prove his claims.

In the video, a four-foot tall gray alien is seen looking through a window. A film industry expert analyzed the video and believes it's the real thing.

"Had it been fake, it would have been very, very, very expensive, it was not done in post production or in a special effects system, or a computer, it wasn't done that way, it was shot on a DV camera," says Jerry Hofmann.

Hofmann spoke with NEWSCHANNEL 13 about what he saw on tape. "The way the glass is through the window, it reflects the wall behind the camera and when the alien pops his head through it, the reflection is over his face." Hofmann says he's been analyzing the original tape and several others since July of last year and says there is no way this is a hoax.

"The aliens face, it moves... it blinks and he moves his cheeks." Hofmann goes on to say the alien was very animated. "In order for this to be a fake, it has to be a very elaborate puppet."

Hofmann, who has worked in Hollywood, tells NEWSCHANNEL 13 a puppet like that would cost thousands of dollars just for that one video clip.  Since there are several videos, he doesn't believe it's a puppet. "I was a total non-believer, I didn't get involved because I believed it or wanted to be involved with this thing. I became involved because they needed a third party to look at this stuff."

The video was shot by Stan Romanek, a former Colorado Springs resident, who claims he has been abducted by aliens over the past decade. His website has several pictures of what appears to be U.F.O's and a drawing of three-aliens creatures he claims visited him one night.  Hofmann says there are other video clips of lights and orbs he can't explain.  "We have shots of lights that go around the side of his house and melts his siding."

The alien video that the media will only be able to watch and not videotape is being turned into a documentary and will be shown to the public in Colorado Springs in June. Peckman, who is holding the news conference Friday, is asking the city of Denver to create an "Extraterrestrial Affairs Commission" to help communicate with ETs when they land.

To visit Romanek's website, click here.