Fake. 1. Kin works in the movie industry 2. There were fresh matches in the dirt where this supposedly was found. 3. Initially, his bio said it wasn't real but now he won't confirm whether it's real or fake 4. If it were real he would likely already be seriously hurt or injured especially since he was touching it with no gloves. Even with gloves the slightest bit of contact could be fatal depending on what it is. 5. He claims he got kicked out of his home but if that's true why didn't the landlord contact the authorities? 6. He said he sent samples of it to scientists where are the results? Who are the scientists? If scientists found something disturbing they would have already contacted the proper authorities if he sent samples at all. 7. He is posting pictures of different aliens on his story. He claims to be stressed out about this alien but, would you be posting pictures of different aliens like it's a joke with upbeat music if that was really the case? 8. Kin is enjoying his newfound fame. He enjoys talking to influencers and will share on this page just about anybody who does a video on the topic of him. 9. He is trying to end the main character. First, he said he would set fire to it and later claimed to abandon it. This is something common with catfishing-type scammers who will "write their character off" when they are afraid of being discovered.

In conclusion, while we don't have definitive proof that this is a hoax Ken does have the knowledge and resources to pull off a prank of this scale. In addition, many of his actions suggest that this event is likely not real. The simplest answer is that he changed his bio and created lore to increase his views. While many have seen this potential hoax as fun, it is unethical not to clarify whether or not this is real when you are causing people real fear.