The woman does not appear to have any negro African ancestry. If she did then she would have hair texture similar to a negro African person, her hair is bone strait. Even people with small percentages of negro ancestry usually have wooly textured hair, not strait hair.

Broader nosed and larger lip are not only seen among negro people, they can also be seen among Polynesian, south American natives and in some East Asian people.

Her last name Barrios is Spanish so it’s more likely that she has some kind of South American Indian ancestry.

Her blonde hair is probably not real, so she may not even have any European ancestry.

I think it’s possible that George Adamski might have hired these people to stir up suspicion and get people talking.

Você pode ver uma linha na testa da Dolores e na testa de um deles. Algo como um suporte para um nariz falso.

1. Adamski mentioned in ‘Flying Saucers Have Landed’ (FSHL) that Orthon had an androgynous look: “In fact, in different clothing he could easily have passed for an unusually beautiful woman; yet he definitely was a man.” Also, note that Dolores is flat-chested and has a subtle masculine air in the standing picture.

2. Long tapered fingers typical of extra-terrestrial humans. Again from FSHL: “His [Orthon's] hands were slender, with long tapering fingers like the beautiful hands of an artistic woman.” Check out Dolores’s right hand carefully in the standing pic: though her fingers are clenched, you can see they’re unusually long and spindly, and her thumb is tapered to a point.

3. Orthon’s long hair. Adamski mentioned in “Inside the Space Ships” (ISS) that the extra-terrestrial men generally wore their hair short and that “none wore long hair as did Orthon, my Venusian friend of the first meeting. I have since learned that he had a particular reason for wearing his hair in this style.” He did not elaborate why Orthon had long hair, but we can assume that the he might have needed it to masquerade as a woman while carrying out his mission on Earth.

4. Their extreme reluctance to be photographed. Adamski explains Orthon’s similar reluctance in FSHL: “I could easily understand his desire not to be photographed, because there were a few distinguishing points about his facial features. Normally these would not be noticed. But in a photograph they would be conspicuous and serve as points of identification for his brothers who have come to Earth.” One feature could be the vertical central forehead ridge which you can see in the enlarged versions of the photos above of all three ET suspects.

5. Adamski’s last contact with Orthon, Ramu and Firkon was on 23rd Aug 1954 (ISS) after which both Ramu and Firkon returned to their home planets, having completed their Earth mission. The above Palomar conference was held on 7-8th August, 2 weeks earlier, and it stands to reason that not only was Dolores Orthon, Donald Morand and Bill Jackmart were probably Ramu and Firkon in disguise, who were living in California at the time. Adamski’s descriptions of Ramu and Firkon in ISS do fit the two men in the photo above.