Abductions by Graham Conway

The first case that came to the public’s attention was in 1961 when Betty and Barney Hill were driving home to Portsmouth, New Hampshire on their return from Canada. They encountered a large UFO en route and subsequently revealed (under hypnosis) that they had shared an abduction by the crafts crew members, which also resulted in a detailed “medical” examination of them both. In 1966, Random House published their story, entitled, “Interrupted Journey”.

This resulted more people coming forward, (albeit reluctantly) to relate similar stories. Since that time various estimates have emerged that possibly millions and most certainly thousands of people throughout the world have experienced this unsought intervention, often since childhood.

New York artist Bud Hopkins, has emerged as the western worlds leading investigator in the field. His initial book, “Missing Time” gaining considerable attention amongst UFOlogists and alerting the unsuspecting public to what later appeared to be an emerging epidemic.

Since that time the scientific community has to a small extent become publicly involved with Harvard psychiatrist Dr. John Mack, Dr. David Jacobs and Dr. Edith Fiore all engaged in trying to determine what is exactly taking place. Clearly commonalities have emerged but the proverbial “smoking gun” is yet to be found.

Possibly the most attention getting book to arrive in the public arena was Whitley Streibers personal account of on going events in his life. This resulted in more ripples within the media than anything else offered to the public, other than possibly the two movies, “E.T.” and “Close Encounters…”

At the time it is very apparent that whatever is taking place in those unfortunate people’s lives, it didn’t begin yesterday. Research has long since established that it begins at an early age,(even around the crib stage) and continues on throughout that persons child bearing years. In many  cases the intruder activity can be traced through four generations and is frequently found occurring through four generations. People with both Jewish, Native Indian and Celtic back ground seem more likely to be selected victims. Who the abductors are what they want, why they are here and from where they come, we do not know.

For more information

Please contact

http://www.ufobc.ca

The first case that came to the public’s attention was in 1961 when Betty and Barney Hill were driving home to Portsmouth, New Hampshire on their return from Canada. They encountered a large UFO en route and subsequently revealed (under hypnosis) that they had shared an abduction by the crafts crew members, which also resulted in a detailed “medical” examination of them both. In 1966, Random House published their story, entitled, “Interrupted Journey”.

This resulted more people coming forward, (albeit reluctantly) to relate similar stories. Since that time various estimates have emerged that possibly millions and most certainly thousands of people throughout the world have experienced this unsought intervention, often since childhood.

New York artist Bud Hopkins, has emerged as the western worlds leading investigator in the field. His initial book, “Missing Time” gaining considerable attention amongst UFOlogists and alerting the unsuspecting public to what later appeared to be an emerging epidemic.

Since that time the scientific community has to a small extent become publicly involved with Harvard psychiatrist Dr. John Mack, Dr. David Jacobs and Dr. Edith Fiore all engaged in trying to determine what is exactly taking place. Clearly commonalities have emerged but the proverbial “smoking gun” is yet to be found.

Possibly the most attention getting book to arrive in the public arena was Whitley Streibers personal account of on going events in his life. This resulted in more ripples within the media than anything else offered to the public, other than possibly the two movies, “E.T.” and “Close Encounters…”

At the time it is very apparent that whatever is taking place in those unfortunate people’s lives, it didn’t begin yesterday. Research has long since established that it begins at an early age,(even around the crib stage) and continues on throughout that persons child bearing years. In many  cases the intruder activity can be traced through four generations and is frequently found occurring through four generations. People with both Jewish, Native Indian and Celtic back ground seem more likely to be selected victims. Who the abductors are what they want, why they are here and from where they come, we do not know.

For more information

Please contact

http://www.ufobc.ca