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ALIEN ABDUCTION CASES

1951-1999

Exploration of reported alien abduction cases and how they may relate to UFO/UAP encounters.

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antonio vilas boas

10-16-1957
Antonio Vilas-Boas Alien Abduction

On October 16, 1957, while working at night on his family farm in Brazil, 23-year-old Antônio Vilas-Boas claimed to have been abducted by aliens. He said he saw a large egg-shaped craft with a cupola on top containing a rotating red light.

The craft landed by extending three legs, after which several 5-foot-tall beings exited the spacecraft. Antônio Vilas-Bonas tried to escape on his tractor, but the engine died, and he continued on foot. He was eventually captured by these beings, who wore gray overalls and helmets. He was taken aboard their ship, and the aliens then took their helmets off. Antonio Vilas-Bonas said they had small blue eyes and communicated with a series of animal-like grunts.

Once aboard the alien ship, Antônio Vilas-Bonas was stripped naked and covered in a gel substance. He was led into a large semi-circular room through a doorway adorned with red symbols. Antônio Vilas-Bonas was apparently later able to recall these symbols with perfect clarity.

 

The beings then took blood samples from his chin before moving him to a third room where he was left alone for half an hour. A gas of some kind was pumped into the room, which made Antônio Vilas-Bonas feel nauseated. After the nausea finally ended, the doors to the room opened, and a naked female alien of the same alien species joined him. Antônio Vilas-Bonas recalled that she was very attractive, and had platinum blonde hair and red pubic hair. She had a pointed chin and large cat-like eyes. Antônio Vilas-Bonas felt a powerful attraction to this alien woman, and they engaged in intercourse wherein instead of kissing him, she nipped him on the chin.
 

Afterwards, the woman smiled, patted her belly, and pointed upwards before leaving.

Antônio Vilas-Bonas was given back his clothes and shown around the ship before leaving the alien ship. When Antônio Vilas-Bonas got home, he realized 4 hours had passed.

 

A medical examination was conducted after Antônio Vilas-Bonas made these alien claims, showed that he was suffering from a mild dose of radiation sickness.

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betty and barney hill

09-19-1961
Betty and Barney Hill Alien Abduction

According to Betty and Barney Hill, the alleged UFO encounter happened about 10:30 p.m. on September 19, 1961. Betty and Barney were driving back to Portsmouth from a vacation in Niagara Falls and Montreal.

 

Just south of Lancaster, New Hampshire, Betty Hill claimed to have observed a bright point of light in the sky that moved from below the Moon and the planet Jupiter, upward to the west of the Moon. While Barney Hill drove down U.S. Route 3, Betty Hill thought that she was observing a falling star, only it moved upward. Because it moved erratically and grew bigger and brighter, Betty Hill urged Barney Hill to stop the car for a closer look, as well as to walk their dog, Delsey. Barney Hill stopped at a scenic picnic area just south of Twin Mountain.

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Betty Hill, looking through binoculars, observed an "odd-shaped" craft flashing multicolored lights travel across the face of the Moon. Since Betty Hills' sister had told her she had seen a flying saucer years earlier, Betty Hill thought it might be what she was observing.

 

Through binoculars, Barney Hill observed what he thought was a commercial airliner traveling toward Vermont on its way to Montreal. However, he soon changed his mind, because without looking as if it had turned, the craft rapidly descended in his direction. This observation caused Barney Hill to realize, "this object that was a plane was not a plane."

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The Hills said they continued driving on the quiet and isolated road, moving very slowly through Franconia Notch in order to observe the object as it came even closer. At one point, the object passed above a restaurant and signal tower on top of Cannon Mountain and came out near the Old Man of the Mountain. Betty Hill testified that it was at least one and a half times the length of the granite cliff profile, which was 40 feet long, and that it seemed to be rotating.

 

Betty and Barney Hill watched as the silent, illuminated craft moved erratically and bounced back and forth in the night sky.

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About one mile south of Indian Head, they said, the object rapidly descended toward their vehicle, causing Barney Hill to stop in the middle of the highway. The huge, silent craft hovered about 80 to 100 feet above their 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air vehicle, and filled the entire field of view in the windshield. It reminded Barney of a huge pancake.

 

Carrying his pistol in his pocket, Barney Hill stepped away from the vehicle and moved closer to the object. Using the binoculars, Barney Hill claimed to have seen 8 to 11 humanoid figures, who were peering out of the craft's windows, looking at him. In unison, all but one humanoid figure moved to what appeared to be a panel on the rear wall of the hallway that encircled the front portion of the craft. The one remaining figure continued to look at Barney Hill and communicated a message telling him to "stay where you are and keep looking."

 

Barney Hill had a recollection of observing the humanoid forms wearing glossy black uniforms and black caps. Red lights on what appeared to be bat-wing fins began to telescope out of the sides of the craft, and a long structure descended from the bottom of the craft. The silent craft approached to what Barney Hill estimated was within 50 to 80 feet overhead and 300 feet away from him. On Oct. 21, 1961, Barney Hill reported to National Investigations Committee On Aerial Phenomena investigator Walter Webb that the "beings were somehow not human."

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parker and hickson

10-11-1973
Calvin Parker and Charles Hickson Alien Abduction

On October 11, 1973, Calvin Parker and Charles Hickson were fishing on the banks of the Pascagoula River in Mississippi, when Calvin Parker was distracted by blue lights reflecting off the water’s surface. Originally thinking it was the lights of a police car, the two men would instead be the subject of an alien abduction.

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The two fishermen looked up to see a large football-shaped craft descending from the clouds. It made no noise except for a strange hissing sound. The craft hovered above them, and 3 creatures appeared, floating in the air and moving toward Calvin Parker and Charles Hickson. Calvin Parker described the beings as having pincers for hands and robotic-looking slits for mouths. One was neckless and gray, while the other two seemed to have more feminine shapes.

 

The creatures wrapped their pincers around the two fishermen’s necks, but the two men did not fight back. Calvin Parker recounts a sensation of numbness and no fear whatsoever. He was in a trance-like state, and the two men were taken aboard the spaceship, where they were experimented on.

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Charles Hickson recalled a large machine resembling a giant eye moving over his body and that he was surrounded by 5 foot-tall beings.

The two fishermen later found themselves back on the riverbank as if nothing had happened. They went to the police and told their story. Captain Ryder did not believe them, and after the interview, left them in the interrogation room with a hidden recording device in the hopes of hearing one of them give evidence that the whole story was a hoax, but the conversation that happened between the two men gave credence to their claim.

 

Charles Hickson said to Calvin Parker, “Jesus Christ, God have mercy, I thought I’d been through enough of hell on this Earth, and now I’ve got to go through something like this, but they could have, you know, I guess they, well, they could have harmed us, son. They had us. They could have done anything to us.”

 

Calvin Parker responded, “I just want to cry right now, what’s so damn bad about it is nobody’s going to believe us.”

 

For decades, the two didn’t speak of the event, but after Charles Hickson died in 2011, Calvin Parker wrote a book that was published in 2018. Since then, other people who lived in the area have come forward saying that they, too, saw a UFO that night.

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travis walton

11-05-1975
Travis Walton Alien Abduction

Travis Walton was allegedly abducted by aliens on November 5, 1975 in the Apache–Sitgreaves National Forests near Heber, Arizona. His abduction is widely regarded as a possible hoax.

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Travis Walton was employed by future brother-in-law Mike Rogers on a federal contract. On October 20, Rogers acknowledged in writing that the job had fallen seriously behind schedule and might not be completed by the deadline.

 

That particular night, Travis Walton and Mike Rogers watched The UFO Incident, a movie about the alleged abduction of Barney and Betty Hill. After the broadcast, Walton reportedly discussed the possibility of being taken aboard a flying saucer.

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On November 5, the crew reported Walton missing. They recalled driving back after sunset when Mike Rogers stopped the truck and Travis Walton walked into the forest towards an overhead light. Travis Walton was illuminated by a beam of light, and Mike Rogers drove away with the other forest crew.

 

Police organized search parties that were called off at the insistence of Travis Walton's mother. After five days and six hours, Travis Walton called his sister from a phone booth in Heber, Arizona.

 

Travis Walton sold his story to tabloid The National Enquirer, which published the account and awarded the forest crew a $5,000 prize. In 1978, Travis Walton wrote The Walton Experience, which was adapted into the 1993 film Fire in the Sky.

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whitley strieber
communion alien

12-26-1985
Whitley Strieber Alien Abduction

Whitley Strieber states that he was abducted from his cabin in upstate New York on the evening of December 26, 1985, by non-human beings.

He wrote about this abduction experience and related experiences in Communion (1987), his first non-fiction book.

 

Although the book is perceived generally as an account of alien abduction, Whitley Strieber draws no conclusions about the identity of the alleged abductors.

 

He refers to the beings as "the visitors", a name chosen to be as neutral as possible to entertain the possibility that they are not extraterrestrials.

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