Based on the true story of how the author, in July of 1990, stumbled upon the key to unlock the UFO and Nazca Line mysteries. While hiking with two friends in the San Diego backwoods, amateur photographer Mike Orrell accidentally photographed 10 daylight UFOs in a single 35mm frame. Even before experts would authenticate the 10 objects as "unidentifiable & opaque", Orrell had discovered a pattern in the enlargement of one of the single UFOs that matched numerous other UFO photos that had the same pattern. It was a visit to a popular book store soon after where Orrell hit a gold mine when he found the same "projecting triangular shape" in countless ancient artifacts and on the desert floor in Nazca, Peru. This groundbreaking event represents the best evidence for aliens and UFOs ever discovered and has been featured on the front page of San Diego's largest regional newspaper, The San Diego Union Tribune as well as every newspaper in San Diego. Mike Orrell's 2006 CBS interview on affiliate KFMB Channel 8 won first place at the 2014 "4th Annual UFO Film Festival" in McMinnville, Oregon. His story was featured for an entire year at the 2011 "Science of Aliens" exhibit at the San Diego Air & Space Museum as real evidence for the possibility of alien life. Orrell has given two presentations to Russian delegations and was honored to have the famous Russian test pilot Marian Popovich, hold up his now famous "Inaja UFO Photo" during her interview on ABC affiliate Channel 10. The book starts out with a short fictional tale of a native Indian warrior named Whakan who was abducted by aliens hundreds of years ago and who taught the young warrior the truth about the "separate reality" that was available to all humans. Whakan would later help the "emissaries" design a giant man/ape face that actually exists on El Cajon Mountain. Mike Orrell's book "Aliens From Above; The Last in Line" contains dozen of photographs that back up his claim that this is the "disclosure" that mankind has been waiting for and will ultimately lead to interplanetary contact and trade..."Unsettling"-Los Angeles Times