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Abducted!
Physical abduction and telepathic contact. 
Are intelligence agencies responsible? 

Thousands of ordinary people claim to have had contact with 
aliens from other worlds. Response to these claims varies from 
skeptics who make every effort to ridicule the phenomena to 
true believers who accept it at face value and believe the 
authorities know more than they are willing to admit. 

There are notable similarities between reports of abductions 
and accounts of nightmares. The order in which events are 
remembered, the manner in which they occur without apparent 
cause or context, are typically like the dream state. These 
dramatic events seem to have little if any effect upon the 
physical world beyond the person who has experienced them. 

People who claim to have been abducted are worried by loss of 
time, vague memories, feelings of being trapped or restrained 
on a table, and unusual and unknown sounds from the darkness. 
They become irritable, often unable to concentrate, suffer loss 
of short-term memory and forget the simplest things such as 
numbers, names and dates. 

Some begin to have recurring dreams from the years of their 
adolescence. Others claim to hear voices and odd sounds, 
apparently real and nearby, issuing from beings or objects not 
visible to the five senses. 

Most disturbing of all, actual marks and scars have been found 
on the skin of some who believe they have been physically 
examined by aliens. A number of people have awakened to find 
painful bruises on the fleshy portion of their noses. These 
bruises, while tender and annoying, may leave no marks and 
vanish in a day or two. 

Sometimes a red spot with a small dark puncture wound will 
appear in the center of the bruise, suggesting the bruise may 
have been caused by a hypodermic needle or similar instrument 
during an examination of which the person is consciously 
unaware. 

Many of these people feel separated from the rest of society by 
the very strangeness of the experience and by negative emotions 
of which they are reluctant to speak: anxiety about the next 
abduction or examination; worry about the medical problems that 
might occur as a result of having been examined in an alien 
environment, and real fear for the future for themselves, their 
families and humankind at large. 

Despite the great distances between groups who believe they 
have been abducted or who believe abductions are occurring, the 
barriers separating them from the rest of us have made the 
abduction phenomena an international social movement. 

Topics of discussion or interest include: how to avoid future 
abductions; how to discuss the subject with children, 
especially if they, too, are having abduction experiences, and 
how to cope with the problems they have in acknowledging their 
abductee status to family and friends without being 
characterized as odd or actually insane. 

The suggestion that accounts of abductions are hoaxes concocted 
for fame and profit can be generally dismissed since few 
abductees seek publicity or invite the media to share their 
anguished memories, knowing they are more likely to meet with 
ridicule than offers of money and fame. 

Additionally, the claim that most, if not all, the abductees 
are of doubtful sanity can also be generally dismissed since 
the preponderance of psychiatric evidence to date does not 
support such views. 

To begin an investigation of any event, particularly an unusual 
nonrepeatable event such as the sighting of UFOs, we must 
remember that, lacking photographic evidence, we will be 
dealing with only the memory of the event as perceived through 
conventional senses. 

Abductions, particularly if perceived only in some unconscious 
portion of the mind, are even more difficult to investigate 
since the abductee cannot provide any evidence or details to 
support the claim. 

Claims of abduction fall into three categories: 1) Hoaxes. The 
abduction did not occur; 2) True abduction. Person was actually 
abducted but may or may not be aware of the event; 3) Imagined 
abduction. Person was NOT abducted but may believe an 
abduction actually occurred. 

Hoaxes, unfortunately, consume many hours or weeks of the 
investigator's valuable time while producing only negligible 
results, thus hindering serious UFO research. One can only 
wonder if these hoaxes are not being perpetrated by those who 
wish to discredit the pro-UFO groups. 

True abductions are generally revealed by hypnosis or 
psychiatric examination, although a number of victims are able 
to remember at least portions of the abduction on a conscious 
level. These memories may include incisions, cell sampling, 
gynecological or fetal interference, interbreeding and other 
traumatic events. Often these people may recall events of 
abduction beginning as far back as early childhood. Recurring 
dreams during adolescence and into early adulthood, 
particularly if of "monsters" and suffocating, or of being 
restrained or stabbed, or of walking or floating aimlessly 
through large, old, empty houses, while not proof, may provide 
clues to abductions. 

Imagined abductions, where the victim believes he or she has 
been abducted but has no physical scars or specific details and 
cannot produce evidence that they were absent from their home 
or city for a length of time, are puzzling but, if sincerely 
claimed, should be treated with respect and given the same 
treatment as a real abduction. 

These types of "abductions" might actually be telepathic 
contact, precognitive episodes or out-of-body experiences 
induced or initiated by 1) aliens, or 2) foreign or domestic 
intelligence agencies. In other words, ideas, scenes and sounds 
may have been implanted in the victim's mind during telepathic 
contact so they afterwards believe they were abducted, taken 
aboard an alien spaceship and examined or interbred. 

While both abduction and telepathic contact may leave the 
victims with exactly the same memories and lingering fears, the 
events differ substantially in that the abductee's experience 
was on primarily a physical level and the telepathic contact 
was on a purely mental level. 

One clue to physical abduction and medical examination may be 
gleaned from experiments conducted prior to and after the 
Challenger disaster. It was discovered that certain fertilized 
chicken eggs did not develop in space and that others produced 
healthy chicks with slight vertigo problems that left them 
unable to balance during roost. 

Could it be that the aliens, having spent a great deal of time 
in space, are no longer able to produce fertilized eggs or that 
space born alien children are being born with serious 
handicaps? Could it be that they now require eggs fertilized in 
Earth's gravity by Earth women in order to produce children 
capable of surviving in space? 

And could the telepathic contact episodes be experiments to 
discover which of us is most sensitive to communion of the 
minds? Could it be a selection process by intelligence agencies 
to find future telepathic cosmonauts among your children and 
grandchildren who may carry the same inherent abilities? 

While there is no proof for the theory, it is possible that 
abductions and telepathic contacts may be executed by aliens 
and intelligence agencies either jointly or separately for 
widely different reasons. The aliens may be searching for new 
genes (suggesting a long period of interplanetary travel and 
fear of inbreeding) and the intelligence agencies may be 
searching for individuals (present and future) who will carry 
the human seed to the far fields of space. Because the 
distances traveled may be great and the time spent on the 
journey long, they may also need spare parts and spare genes or 
sperm and eggs ready to incubate at the appropriate time. 

If fertilization in space is risky or even impossible, second 
generations of pilot and crew will have to be prepared before 
the ship leaves Earth; that is, seeds stored in containers for 
future incubation. If human eggs can only be fertilized in 
space on, say, a 50/50 basis (50% abortion rate), future female 
cosmonauts would be kept busy on the nest and have little time 
for anything else if they were expected to produce the 
succeeding crew! 

While no criteria has been established for the study of 
telepathic contact, there is sufficient evidence to suggest 
that something or someone is conducting such experiments upon 
human subjects. These contacts are even more bizarre and 
difficult to prove than sightings, physical contact or 
abductions for the reasons stated earlier: there simply is no 
physical evidence. 

Yet the problem, which occurs totally within the human mind, is 
real and is apparently growing or evolving into the next phase 
of the UFO phenomena. This insidious invasion of the 
subconscious mind may herald the beginning of mass landings of 
alien craft, the final step in the conquest of planet Earth. 

If telepathic contact is being conducted by some intelligence 
agency rather than by aliens, it seems to pose an even more 
frightening threat because we are left with the mystery of 
discovering their intentions for doing so. 

People who have experienced this telepathic contact generally 
do not attribute the phenomena to aliens from other worlds; 
they almost universally claim they are being scanned by some 
agency within our own government! It seems likely they 
understand this intuitively, on a subconscious level. 

The voices these people hear are real. They seem to emanate 
from the air either behind or to the side of the contactee. The 
words are clear and precise, usually short statements or 
questions. The person may run from the room in fear, display 
fits of trembling while staring at the space from which the 
voices or sounds emanated. They may wave their arms at the 
sounds, begging the entities to go away. They may scream or 
they may even begin answering the questions or responding to 
statements they are certain they've heard! They may begin to 
blame awkward accidents (dropping things or spilling things) on 
some unseen adversary. 

Most notable is a periodic loss of short term memory (hours or 
a day) during which periods they are unable to recall telephone 
numbers, dates, addresses or even names of their closest 
friends. 

This suggests that the telepathic contact continues on a kind 
of "holding pattern", passively rather than actively engaging 
the victim. On the other hand, the contactee may be so 
distracted by the frightening events that they are unable to 
resume normal thinking functions of the brain until several 
hours have passed even though the contact may have been 
discontinued. 

If this relatively new and undisclosed type of contact is part 
of the modern "UFO phenomena", it may be very far removed from 
the mystery with which we began some 50 years ago! 

                                             C1998

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