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Is it chasing us? That thought coursed through Betty and Barney Hill’s minds as they drove down the empty winding country road in New Hampshire’s White Mountains. It was a September night in 1961, they hadn’t seen a car for miles, and a strange light in the sky seemed to follow them.

When they finally got home to Portsmouth at dawn, they were far from relieved. They felt dirty. Their watches stopped working. Barney’s shoes were strangely scuffed and Betty’s dress was ripped. There were two hours of the drive that neither one of them could remember. What had happened

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With the help of a psychiatrist, the quiet couple eventually revealed a startling story: Gray beings with large eyes had walked them into a metallic disc as wide, Betty said, as her house was long. Once inside, the beings examined the couple and erased their memories.

Their experience would kick off an Air Force inquiry, part of the secretive initiative Project Blue Book that investigated UFO sightings across the country. The incident would also become the first-ever widely publicized alien-abduction account and shape how stories like it were told—and understood—from then on. Debate continues as to whether the husband and wife were liars, fantasists, crackpots or simply sleep-deprived people who later recovered seriously scrambled memories.

The Hills Saw Strange Lights Pursuing Their Car

The Hills’ road trip was spontaneous, a well-earned break Barney decided the couple needed, as explained in The Interrupted Journey, a 1966 book they collaborated on with author John G. Fuller. Barney worked a grueling night shift at the post office, driving 60 miles each way. Betty’s job handling state child-welfare cases was no easier. The little free time this biracial couple had was devoted to their church and activities related to the civil-rights movement. After 16 months of marriage, Betty and Barney saw this trip through Montreal and Niagara Falls as their delayed honeymoon. They left so impulsively they had no time to go to the bank before it closed for the weekend. They got in their car with less than $70 in their pockets.

On the last night of their three-day trip, the tired couple sipped coffee in a Vermont diner to recharge before driving back. Barney figured if they pushed through, they could beat the wind and rains from an approaching hurricane. They left the diner around 10 p.m., estimating they could reach their red-framed house in Portsmouth, New Hampshire between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m. at the latest.

As they drove, strange light in the sky gave another reason to hurry. At first it looked like a falling star, but grew larger and brighter with each mile. Barney, an avid plane watcher and World War II vet, was sure they had nothing to worry about. It’s just a satellite, he assured Betty. It probably went off course.

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The light seemed to move with the car as Barney steered down the curving mountain road. The light zigged and zagged, ducking past the moon and behind trees and mountain ridges, only to reappear moments later. Sometimes it seemed to move toward them in a game of cat-and-mouse. It had to be an illusion, they thought. Maybe the car’s movement made it seem like the light, too, was moving.

Curiosity overcame them. The couple pulled over at road stops and picnic turnouts to get a closer look. Through binoculars, Betty saw that the white light was really an object spinning in the air.

“Barney,” she told her husband, “if you think that’s a satellite or a star, you’re being completely ridiculous.”

Betty and Barney Hills' Close Encounter

He knew she was right. Barney had an IQ of 140, noted Fuller in his book. Barney was also a pragmatic man who wouldn’t give flying saucers a second thought, remembered his niece Kathleen Marden in her work, Captured: The Betty and Barney Hill Experience. The night was too quiet for a helicopter, a commercial plane or even military jet with a hotshot pilot. He didn’t want to spook Betty, but he was becoming concerned. What was this light and why was it toying with them?

About 70 miles past the diner, the object hovered just above the treetops, approximately 100 feet above them. Barney abruptly stopped the car, keeping the engine running. He shoved a handgun he’d hidden beneath the seat into his pocket and rushed into a dark field, leaving Betty in the car. What he saw was as big as a jet but as round and flat as a pancake. “My God, what is this thing?” he recalled thinking. “This can’t be real.”

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AN ILLUSTRATION OF BETTY AND BARNEY HILL'S 1961 ALIEN ABDUCTION

Behind rows of windows, gray uniformed beings seemed to look right at him, Barney recalled. He tried to lift his hand to his pistol but somehow couldn’t. A voice told him not to put down his binoculars.

He had a startling thought: We’re about to be captured. Yelling hysterically, he ran back to the car and barreled down the road as Betty tracked the craft, craning her head outside the car window. Without explanation, loud, rhythmic beeps sounded from the car’s trunk. The couple felt instantly drowsy and lost consciousness.

They came to around two hours later and 35 miles down the road.

Using Hypnosis to Recover the Hills' Abduction Memory

Back home in Portsmouth, they tried to make sense of the night. Barney felt compelled to examine his body’s lower half. Both seemed aware of a puzzling presence.

In the weeks and months after, Betty, an avid reader, checked out books from the library discovering the civilian UFO group National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP). She also reported the sighting to the Air Force, worried about radiation.

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IMAGE DEPICTING AN ALIEN SPACE SHIP, AT 200 FEET AND 100 FEET ABOVE THE EARTH'S SURFACE, DRAWN BY ALLEGED ALIEN ABDUCTEE BETTY HILL AND REGARDED AS ONE OF THE FIRST EXAMPLES OF THE FLYING SAUCER ALIEN SPACESHIP ARCHETYPE, SEPTEMBER 20, 1961.

In coming years, with Betty suffering from disturbing dreams and Barney developing an ulcer and anxiety, the couple sought mental help. The two met with Benjamin Simon, a psychiatrist and neurologist who specialized in hypnosis, a mainstream technique at the time.

Through months of weekly sessions, Simon helped the couple piece together what they think had happened: A vessel had landed on the Hill’s car, putting them to sleep. Afterward, gray beings walked them up a long ramp and into the spacecraft.

Once inside, the Hills were separated, taking turns in an examination room that had curved walls and a large light hanging from the ceiling. Each was asked to climb up on a metal table. The table was so short, Barney’s legs hung over the side.

During the examinations, the beings removed Betty and Barney’s clothes, plucked strands of their hair, took clippings of their nails and scraped their skin. Each sample was placed on a clear material, not unlike a glass slide. Needles, connected to long wires, probed their heads, arms, legs and spines. One large needle, around 4 to 6 inches long, was inserted into Betty’s belly. This pregnancy test left her twisting in pain. Throughout, a being Barney and Betty called “the leader” watched from the side.

After Betty’s examination ended, the beings rushed back into her room, excited. They discovered that Barney’s teeth could be removed. Betty laughed, explaining that Barney had dentures, a fact of human aging the beings struggled to understand.

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Later, alone with the leader, Betty asked where the craft had flown, admitting she knew little of the universe. The being joked with her, saying “if you don’t know where you are, there wouldn’t be any point in telling you where I am.” Later, under hypnosis, she drew a star map shown to her on the ship.

In 1965, the Hills' story was picked up by a Boston newspaper. After that, everything changed. The quiet couple’s story became the subject of a best-selling book and a movie starring James Earl Jones. The upstanding civil servants had become celebrity abductees.

The Hills' Story Became a Model for Alien Abductions

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BARNEY HOLDING UP A DIAGRAM EXPLAINING THE ALIEN ABDUCTION

The Hills weren’t the first to spot a UFO or even to report an abduction. But their story did capture the nation’s imagination and was so widely publicized, it has helped shape how we talk about alien encounters and abductions to this day.

Before the Hill’s story, alien encounters were friendly, according to Christoper Bader, a professor of sociology at California’s Chapman University. Some aliens even lived on earth and commuted back on weekends. But once the Hills’ story became better known, abduction accounts shared certain characteristics, such as medical examinations and missing time. Aliens with large heads and big eyes—dubbed “grays” in UFO circles—became classic sci-fi staples in personal accounts and pop culture, Close Encounters of the Third Kind and shows like the X-Files.

The Hills’ story—and those that came after—helped pave the way for a new understanding of human experience. Richard J. McNally, a Harvard psychologist, puts it this way: “The ‘alien-abduction’ phenomenon, in my opinion, shows how sincere, non-psychotic individuals can develop beliefs about, and false memories of, incredible experiences that never happened.”

Experts of all stripes have tried to explain why intelligent, otherwise mentally stable people came forward with these experiences. Many psychologists say sleep paralysis and hallucinations played a role. Leading questions during hypnosis—the main way most abductees unlock their stories—could also have been a factor.

The Psychology of Alien Encounter Stories

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BARNEY AND BETTY HILL HOLDING A NEWSPAPER REPORTING ABOUT THEIR ALLEGED ALIEN ABDUCTION IN A RURAL PORTION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE IN LATE SEPTEMBER 1961

Those who report abduction might also see the world a little differently. According to research, one of the strongest predictors of false recall is a vivid imagination. This group scores high in “magical ideation” and is more likely to believe in ghosts and tarot readings, according to McNally.

Some believe the Hill’s story was simply a myth in the making, with the supernatural meetings, vulnerable protagonists and otherworldly journeys that are often the hallmarks of legend. Many point to the stress of being an interracial couple living in a predominantly white state in a turbulent era. (The year of their hypnosis, 1964, was marked by Cold War tensions and civil-rights unrest, with numerous urban riots erupting that summer.) “You have a biracial couple at a time where obviously it was not easy to be a biracial couple,” says Bader. “Look what those aliens were: a mixture of black and white. I find that very meaningful.”

Abductee stories depend on first-hand accounts—the most vulnerable form of evidence. Memories can be distorted by stress or distraction, or even manufactured. When a false memory is in place, psychologists say, the brain works to fill in the details. Psychologist Michael Shermer points to ‘patternicity,’ the tendency to see patterns even when none exist, helping us to see faces in clouds or assume that one event caused another.

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Investigators noted the hair on the alleged victim’s arms was singed, and the skin burned. The grass where he claimed to have had the encounter was also scorched.

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Past experience also shapes human perception. Barney, a World War II vet, thought the head “gray” looked like Hitler and seemed menacing. Betty, meanwhile, who had been excited to see the aliens, bantered with the affable gray who performed her medical examination. That alien even agreed to give her a book to bring to earth with her, she said, though other crew members would later overrule that decision.

In this way alien abduction and encounter stories have helped psychologists understand the human brain, its defects—and the weaknesses inherent in memory and first-hand accounts, according to Christopher French, a psychologist specializing in human experience related to the paranormal. “What we see and hear, especially under less than ideal observational conditions, can be heavily influenced by our prior beliefs and expectations,” wrote French in the The Guardian.

NICAP’s scientific advisor cross-examined the couple and found their account credible. The Air Force’s Project Blue Book would ultimately dismiss the story, determining the unexplained craft could be explained by “natural causes”—hinting that the couple hadn’t seen a spacecraft but only the planet Jupiter.

For his part, psychiatrist Simon never felt the Hills had made up their story. He concluded Betty had dreamed the abduction and Barney had absorbed her story, especially since many of the most vivid details matched descriptions of dreams Betty had jotted down after the event. “I believe implicitly in the honesty of these people,” he said on a ‘70s radio program.

Of course, another explanation is always possible: The abduction actually occurred. The Hills stuck by their story, despite years of skeptics and detractors. Like many abductees, the couple never felt false memory or sleep paralysis explained what they experienced. Betty became a known voice in UFO research and claimed she was visited multiple times in the decades to follow.

Quite a few of these reports from 1968 seem to have happened right in people’s own homes, the safety of their own rooms not enough to protect them from the strange. One such case involves a man named Ventura Munoz, from Colmenarejo, Madrid, Spain. One night he was drifting off to sleep when he was pulled from its clutches by a “deep voice” calling out to him. As he sat in the gloom looking about for the source of this intrusive voice, a large, dark humanoid shape materialized from the murk before him, with eyes that were “an intense red, very persuasive and perversive.” This mysterious figure apparently offered Munoz anything he desired, but the man refused and began praying. As soon as the praying began, the strange entity simply melted away into the darkness, never to be seen again. What was going on here?

That same year an 8-year-old witness in Malaga, Spain, woke up to quite the strange sight, indeed. There, standing in her bedroom, were three curious small humanoid figures, described as having large heads and rough skin. These entities apparently took her to a craft outside and within it performed an examination on her, during this process implanting some sort of device in her body. There is no word on what happened to her after this, and her case remains a conundrum.

Another 8-year-old known only as “Julia G” was in her bedroom in Huelva, Spain, when she woke to see "a dark-skinned woman that was at the same time extremely luminous” looming over her at the foot of her bed. This enigmatic woman was dressed in a white robe and was rather creepily just standing there smiling at the witness. The scared little girl allegedly hid under her covers, after which she felt something grasp at her several times. When she dared to look again, the figure was gone.

In the summer of that year, a Trinidadian named Gomez Sanchez was at her home in Capuchinos, Malaga, Spain, doing chores along with a young neighbor when they had an experience they would never forget on the indoor patio of the home. As she went about her chores, her attention was suddenly captured by a thin figure with long hair and less than a meter in height, with a disproportionately large head resembling that of a “newborn.” The sight sent her running and screaming as the entity jumped up to run along the rooftop while letting out “a loud howling scream.” A neighbor by the name of Jose Santana Cordoba heard the ruckus and went to the rooftop armed with a large club, where he saw the creature himself but was unable to catch up to it before it disappeared. Dubious police were called in to investigate but found no evidence of such an entity.

One morning in November of 1968, a 6-year-old witness was playing at his house in Barrio del Carmen, Valencia Spain, when he saw perched upon an outside terrace a “strange, winged creature” that looked like it was looking around for something. The witness purportedly approached this bizarre creature out of sheer curiosity, and as he drew closer he could see that the wings were leathery and bat-like and that the thing was devoid of feathers. When he got closer, the creature whirled around to face him, and the witness could see that it had “a semi-human face, and its body was human like also and it was perched on a pair of feet that ended in claws.” This beastly thing then lifted off on its wings and flew off out of sight.

1968 also brought plenty of these sorts of encounters that occurred outdoors. In January of that year, an unnamed witness was at a boarding school in El Escorial, Madrid, Spain and he decided one afternoon to climb a nearby hill with a friend. After reaching the top of the hill, they spied a “solid, dull looking cigar-shaped object,” and although no humanoids were actually sighted, the timing of the incident is interesting. Rosales’ report reads:

They looked at it for a few seconds before they could comment on it and decided it was not a cloud since the edges were crisp and there were some obvious 3 dimensionalities to it. The object was huge since they actually had to move their heads from left to right to see it end to end. Within 15 to 20 seconds the object seemed to shrink in size, tilt and vanish. To their estimation the whole incident lasted not more than 30 seconds. They ran down to the school to report what they saw, and a group of the other children were very excited when they saw the witnesses. To their surprise their excitement was due to the fact that both had been missing for over 2 hours and had missed lunch and the head count. Fortunately for them the Franciscan monk in charge of the school was very sympathetic and offered to call the local US air base (Torrejon) to ask about the phenomenon. The base reported that there had been no scheduled test flights that day but were very interested in a personal report. Both witnesses declined.

The fact that this happened towards the very beginning of the whole humanoid wave is intriguing, indeed. The very next month there was an odd sighting when a huge, hairy creature looking very much like Bigfoot was seen drinking from a pond at El Escorial, Madrid, Spain. The hairy biped was apparently seen by other witnesses in the area at around the same time. In spring of that year, a 14-year-old witness was working on his father’s farm when he saw something odd in the wooded area nearby. The report reads:

The 14-year-old witness was working on his father’s land located in a wooded area when around 11:30 a.m. he saw emerging out of the tree line located next to the Vencherque River at about 200 meters away two shiny metallic ‘objects or figures resembling “metallic robots”, silvery in color and about 2.5 meters in height, which were walking towards the witness with their arms straight down on their sides and without moving their legs. Both entities seemed to move in unison and had square heads and thorax and on each of their hands they were carrying some sort of metallic ‘briefcase’. When they were about 60 meters from the witness he ran home and notified his parents of what he had seen. Immediately the adults searched the area but failed to find anything.

That same spring, a woman in Monte Ulia, near San Sebastian, Basque Country, Spain, saw a bright light descend towards a peach tree in her yard. When the light touched down it disgorged two very tall men, wearing white diving suits and what appeared to be ‘wings’ on their backs. They apparently spoke to the witness in Spanish, saying they were looking “for passage.” The woman lost consciousness and the next morning when she examined the area she found it to be scorched, the tree burnt to a crisp.

Also that spring, four young girls were out collecting flowers in Palmar de Troya, Andalucia, Spain, when witness Ana Garcia Gonzalez saw movement behind a nearby bush. When the girls approached, they saw a human-like figure. When they drew closer they could see that it was a beautiful, ethereal-looking woman with a “round and pink face, large black eyes and wearing a brown mantle.” At the time, the story hit the media, and flocks of people gathered in the area convinced that the girls had seen the Holy Virgin Mother.

That same month, in March of that year, an unnamed witness was taking a walk next to a deserted, ruined castle at San Vicente De Sonsierra, La Rioja, Spain on a very quiet night and had sat down on one of the patio areas almost falling asleep. At around midnight, he snapped out of his sleepy stupor to see standing just 10 meters away three huge humanoid figures with very wide shoulders that were completely covered in black hoods that reached all the way to the ground, and each one carrying what appeared to be a scythe. These enigmatic intruders apparently just stood there staring at the witness, and all three had “large round red eyes that seemed to blink unison as they looked at the witness.” The witness allegedly fled in terror and hid in a nearby grapevine field until morning.

In the summer of that year, a young man visited an area of Palmar De Troya, Utrera, Andalucia, Spain with his family in the hopes of seeing an apparition of the Virgin Mary that had been frequently seen in the vicinity. They joined a group of other people there for the same reason, and Rosales’ report continues:

At sundown, the group waited for something to happen, looking around in all directions. After what seemed to be quite a long time the witness spoke to one of the men present who seemed to be very well informed of the situation and happenings. This man pointed to a nearby wooded hill where the “Virgin” had been seen recently. The man then walked towards the hill and entered the woods, quickly disappearing from the view of the others present. Meanwhile, as the young man watched the man disappear behind some trees, he saw what appeared to be some type of “humanoid” figure, which had suddenly appeared, completely immobile and silent. The strange figure resembled a thick “bowling pin” it didn’t seem to have any depth and was facing towards the group. It lacked any arms or legs or any discernible facial features. It was the height of a man, and it was uniformly shiny, even though it did not illuminate its surroundings. It supports itself on the ground by its bottom base.

Surprised by what he was seeing the young man was unable to move. He yelled at his family asking them if they had seen the strange figure. Apparently, his family and the others had not seen a thing. The others thought he had seen the man who had walked into the woods earlier. Still staring at the strange figure and watched as it disappeared and then reappear again within the wooded area, finally disappearing from sight for good. Perplexed by what he had seen the young man immediately returned with his family to Sevilla. As they drove back on the highway the whole family observed flying above the fields on the side of the road, it looked like a glowing cloud. Even though it seemed to be moving at the same speed of the automobile and going in the same direction it eventually fell back and was lost from sight.

What was going on here? That same summer, in August, a witness by the name of Pedro Pablo Barrios was driving between Betanzos and Villalba, Spain, when he suddenly saw a very luminous object shaped like “two plates glued together” and with an “antenna” rise into the sky near his vehicle. The strange craft rotated and he could see that it had two bright lights on each end and a sort of “H” shaped device with three hanging leg-like protrusions on its belly. The report says:

The craft chases Barrios approaching very close on two occasions. Finally, Barrios stopped and parked on the side of the road to see the object more clearly. A few seconds later the object rose up into the air and vanished. According to the witness during the “chase” he saw several pedestrians on the road who apparently also saw the object and had to “lay flat on the ground” to avoid being struck by the low flying craft.

Although there were no humanoids sighted on this occasion, the timing is once again interesting. In that same August, a rancher by the name of Jose Pio Mayo was bringing back the cattle to the town of Belagua, Navarra, Spain, accompanied by his dogs when he suddenly saw what appeared to be two approaching shadowy figures that seemed to be hovering over the ground in a wingless object that looked sort of like a canoe. The report continues:

Jose watched awestruck as the object and figures approached within 10 meters of his location. According to Jose the occupants of the ‘boat’ saw him and then made a sharp right turn and quickly disappearing into the brush. The whole time his two dogs cowered between his legs. The two figures appeared to have been sitting inside the ‘flying canoe’, side by side. The canoe-like object was about 4-meters long. At no time did the occupants communicate or acknowledge the presence of the witness. The object flew at very low speed the whole time. That night Jose was unable to sleep and the next morning returned to the site to check but did not find anything out of the ordinary. However, his dogs refused to accompany him. One of the dogs had to be put down several days later as it developed a strange malady all over its body, something resembling tumors.

The following week, a local man by the name of Juan Gascon del Toro was returning on his bicycle from hunting on some local pastureland in Aldaya Valencia Spain, and as he turned a corner, he saw about 100 meters away an object which had apparently landed on a field. This object was described as being football-shaped and standing on four metallic legs. What was even stranger than this was what was lurking nearby. The report reads:

Next to the object were some figures which the witness first thought were children. However, as he kept approaching the object and arriving to within 40 meters from it, he stopped and looked directly at the craft. The craft was about 8 meters in diameter and about 3.20 meters in height, its base was about 60cms from the ground and had landed on three leg-like protrusion the same color as the object. On the top of the craft, he could see what resembled a metallic (iron) antenna connected to a shiny protrusion on the top of the craft. He could see a door, about 1.50 x 0.50 m, on which stood two apparently occupants of the craft, standing on a protruding four rung “ladder” (again the same color of the craft). The humanoids were approximately 1.45 m in height, were wearing helmets with dark visors, similar to diver’s and from the area of their mouth protruded a sort of segmented ‘rubber hose’ which connected to their chests, brown in color. On the chests they wore a wide belt. They were dressed in white diving suits; the belt seemed a little ‘dimmer’ than the rest of the suit. They also wore small white boots. The humanoids were completely indifferent to the witness and just observed him without any apparent reaction. Del Toro then boarded his bicycle and took a side route losing sight of the landed craft. The encounter lasted about 1 minute. He heard no sounds during the encounter.

The following month, on September 24, 1968, a local shepherd in Puerto Serrano, Cadiz, Spain, saw a “round luminous object” in a nearby field emitting bright beams of light. As he approached, he apparently heard voices calling his name, but the craft suddenly rose up into the sky and disappeared at great speed. Interestingly, on that very same day a woman in Cedeira La Coruna Spain, saw a bright light and two tall figures walking towards her on a rural road, each one of them with "lights of changing color were visible on their faces.” There would later be found a burned area around 2 meters in diameter wrenched into the grass at the site.

In November of that year, businessman Francisco Donis was driving near Castillo De Alarcon, Cuenca, Spain on his way to Malaga when he received a telepathic message instructing him to go to a certain isolated location. He felt overwhelmingly compelled to go there, and when he reached the designated spot he was surprised to see a disc-shaped object hovering above 3 meters from the road next to the road. The report says of what happened next:

As he watched an opening became visible on the craft and a retractable ladder descended to the ground, on which a human-like figure descended and approached Donis with arms outstretched in an obvious sign of peace. Speaking in perfect Spanish the stranger informed Donis that his name was “Francisco Atienza” and that he was a descendant of extraterrestrials. The stranger was totally human in appearance and wore a one-piece gray diver’s suit. A long conversation ensued between “Atienza” and Donis, which took place inside the witness car. Atienza told Donis that he came from a planet called “Urin”, whose original inhabitants were short, large headed humanoids. However there existed on “Urin” a human colony, which lived under huge glass domes, since the atmosphere of “Urin” was toxic to humans. He further explained that life under these conditions had caused a massive sterilization among the human colony, which had more female members than males.

That same month, just two days later, witness Manuel Trejo was returning home in his car near Zafra, Extremadura, Spain, when suddenly the engine of the car began to falter as his headlights flickered and dimmed. Moments later, he claims that an “invisible shock wave” struck his vehicle hard enough to cause his vehicle to careen from side to side. He managed to keep control of his car, and after rounding a bend he saw standing in the road a humanoid figure wearing a tight-fitting diver’s outfit completely covered in tiny red, green, and blue lights, “like a Christmas tree.” These lights became ever more bright and brilliant as the witness drew closer, but he continued on, passing the figure and letting the strange humanoid fade into the distance. This report would be followed by a wave of UFO sightings in the same area, including a number of which that involved people seeing blurred figures through opaque windows on the craft.

Reports like these would continue all through December of that year until suddenly dropping off, leaving us to wonder about many things. What was it about this place and this year that attracted so much strangeness? One thing that is interesting to note is the wide range of descriptions of these entities. What could this mean? Were these aliens, or perhaps was this a rift opened between realities, with interdimensional interlopers coming through some veil between dimensions to bleed over into ours? Or maybe it was just delusions and overactive imaginations? Whatever the case may be, 1968 was surely a bizarre year in Spain.

Missing time does seem to be a widely reported phenomenon

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“Missing time is a key part of the abduction phenomenon. It is a symptom of the larger syndrome, and it is often the first thing that people notice when they begin to recall their experiences.”

— David M. Jacobs

Introduction

For decades, stories of people encountering aliens and being taken aboard their spacecraft have been circulating in the media, books, and movies. These encounters are often accompanied by a strange phenomenon known as missing time, in which the person who has been abducted cannot account for the time they were missing. This phenomenon has been studied by experts in psychology, ufology, and neuroscience, but a definitive explanation for why it occurs has yet to be determined. In this article, we will examine several famous cases of alien abduction accompanied by missing time, including the Nebraska incident in 1966, the Allagash Waterway Abduction, the Travis Walton Abduction, and the Kirsan Ilyumzhinov Abduction, and hypothesize on why this phenomenon occurs.

Here are some famous UFO missing time cases:

The Betty and Barney Hill Abduction:

Betty and Barney Hill claimed to have been abducted by extraterrestrial beings in September 1961 while driving home to New Hampshire. During their encounter, they reported experiencing missing time and were unable to account for a two-hour period during their journey.

Betty and Barney Hill’s experience of missing time is a key aspect of their reported alien abduction. During their drive home to New Hampshire in September 1961, they claimed to have observed a bright light in the sky that appeared to be following them. They eventually stopped their car and observed the object up close, reporting that it was a UFO with several humanoid beings inside.

The Hills then claimed to have experienced a period of missing time, during which they were unable to recall what had happened to them. Betty reported waking up in a different location, and both she and Barney reported feeling disoriented and confused. They arrived home two hours later than expected, and when they later attempted to reconstruct the events of that evening, they realized that they were unable to account for this missing time.

The Hills’ experience of missing time is a common feature of many reported alien abductions. It is typically described as a period of time during which the individual is unable to recall what happened to them or experiences a lapse in their memory. This missing time is often reported to be associated with UFO sightings or other paranormal experiences.

There are many theories about the causes of missing time experiences in the context of alien encounters. Some researchers suggest that they may be due to psychological factors, such as dissociation or post-traumatic stress disorder. Others propose that missing time experiences may be linked to altered states of consciousness or the use of mind-altering substances.

Whatever the cause of these experiences, they continue to be a subject of fascination and investigation for researchers and the public alike. Betty and Barney Hill’s experience of missing time during their reported alien abduction remains one of the most famous cases of its kind, and continues to be studied and debated by researchers interested in the phenomenon of missing time.

The Travis Walton Abduction:

One of the most famous cases of alien abduction accompanied by missing time is the Travis Walton abduction. In November of 1975, Walton and a group of loggers in Arizona reported seeing a UFO in the sky. Walton got out of the truck to get a closer look, but as he approached the object, he was hit by a beam of light and knocked unconscious.

When Walton regained consciousness, he found himself aboard the craft, surrounded by aliens. He reported that he was subjected to a medical examination, during which he felt intense pain. Walton was returned to Earth five days later, and when he reported the incident to the authorities, he was initially met with skepticism.

The Allagash Waterway Abduction:

In August 1976, four men were canoeing on the Allagash Waterway in Maine when they reported encountering a UFO. They later reported experiencing missing time and having shared hallucinations of being abducted by extraterrestrial beings.

The case of the Allagash Waterway Abduction is one of the most well-known incidents of alien abduction in American history. The event reportedly occurred in August 1976, when four men — Charles Foltz, Jack Weiner, Jim Weiner, and Chuck Rak — were on a camping trip on the Allagash Waterway in Maine. According to their account, they observed a bright object in the sky that they believed to be a UFO, which then appeared to approach and hover above them.

The next thing they remembered was being back at their campsite, feeling disoriented and confused. It was only later, during a hypnosis session, that they began to recall memories of being taken aboard the UFO and subjected to medical procedures by extraterrestrial beings.

“Missing time is the hallmark of a classic abduction experience. It is a common feature reported by abductees all over the world.”

— John E. Mack

One of the most notable features of the Allagash Waterway Abduction is the reported experience of missing time by the four men. According to their account, they had been fishing when they observed the strange object in the sky, and the next thing they knew they were back at their campsite, with several hours of time unaccounted for.

Missing time is a common feature of many reported alien abduction cases. It is typically described as a period of time during which the individual is unable to recall what happened to them or experiences a lapse in their memory. In the case of the Allagash Waterway Abduction, the four men reported a gap in their memory spanning several hours, during which they have no recollection of what happened.

The experience of missing time has been the subject of much speculation and debate among researchers studying the phenomenon of alien encounters. Some suggest that it may be the result of psychological factors, such as dissociation or post-traumatic stress disorder. Others propose that missing time experiences may be linked to altered states of consciousness or the use of mind-altering substances.

Whatever the cause of this experience, it continues to be a subject of fascination and investigation for researchers and the public alike. The Allagash Waterway Abduction, with its reported experience of missing time and shared hallucinations, remains one of the most intriguing and well-known cases of alien abduction in American history.

The Ariel School Encounter:

In September 1994, 62 school children in Zimbabwe reported seeing a UFO land near their school. Many of the children reported experiencing missing time during the encounter.

The incident at the Ariel School in Ruwa, Zimbabwe, is one of the most well-known cases of a mass UFO sighting involving school children. On September 14, 1994, approximately 62 children, aged between six and twelve years old, were playing outside during their morning break when they observed a silver craft descend from the sky and land in a nearby field.

The children reported that several beings, described as “large-eyed” and “grey-skinned,” emerged from the craft and began to approach them. Many of the children experienced a feeling of paralysis, while others reported feeling disoriented or frightened.

One of the most striking aspects of the incident at the Ariel School was the reported experience of missing time by many of the children. According to their accounts, they were unable to recall what happened during a period of time spanning several minutes to several hours, and some reported feeling as though they had “zoned out” or were in a state of trance.

In subsequent interviews with researchers and investigators, the children described a range of experiences during their encounter with the beings. Some reported being taken aboard the craft and subjected to medical procedures, while others described feeling as though they were communicating with the beings telepathically.

“Missing time is a powerful and unsettling experience. It can shake a person’s sense of reality and leave them with deep-seated questions about their place in the universe.”

— Whitley Strieber

The experience of missing time reported by the children at the Ariel School is a common feature of many reported UFO sightings and encounters. It is typically described as a period of time during which the individual is unable to recall what happened to them or experiences a lapse in their memory.

While the cause of missing time experiences remains a subject of speculation and debate, some researchers have suggested that it may be linked to psychological factors, such as dissociation or post-traumatic stress disorder. Others propose that it may be the result of exposure to electromagnetic fields or other environmental factors.

The incident at the Ariel School remains a subject of fascination and investigation among researchers and the public alike. The reported experience of missing time by many of the children adds another layer of intrigue to this already fascinating and mysterious case.

The Pascagoula Abduction:

In October 1973, Calvin Parker and Charles Hickson claimed to have been abducted by extraterrestrial beings while fishing in Mississippi. They reported experiencing missing time during their encounter.

The Pascagoula Abduction is a well-known case of alleged extraterrestrial abduction that occurred on October 11, 1973, in Pascagoula, Mississippi. Calvin Parker and Charles Hickson were fishing on the Pascagoula River when they claimed to have been abducted by three humanoid beings.

According to Parker and Hickson’s accounts, the beings were approximately five feet tall and had gray, wrinkled skin and large, elongated eyes. They were described as having no visible ears or nose, and their mouths were described as being a “slit.”

During their encounter with the beings, Parker and Hickson reported experiencing a sense of paralysis and were unable to move or speak. They were then subjected to a medical examination by the beings, during which they reported feeling as though they were being probed and examined.

One of the most notable aspects of the Pascagoula Abduction is the reported experience of missing time by Parker and Hickson. According to their accounts, they were unable to account for a period of approximately 30 minutes during their encounter with the beings. This experience of missing time is a common feature of many reported UFO sightings and encounters.

“Missing time is not just a matter of lost minutes or hours. It is a profound disruption of a person’s sense of time and space. It can shatter their understanding of reality and leave them struggling to make sense of what has happened to them.”

— Budd Hopkins

The phenomenon of missing time is often described as a period during which an individual is unable to recall what happened to them or experiences a lapse in their memory. Some researchers believe that missing time experiences may be the result of psychological factors, such as dissociation or post-traumatic stress disorder. Others propose that it may be the result of exposure to electromagnetic fields or other environmental factors.

In the case of the Pascagoula Abduction, Parker and Hickson’s reported experience of missing time has been a subject of speculation and investigation for many years. While some have dismissed their accounts as a hoax or a misinterpretation of natural phenomena, others argue that their story is compelling evidence of the existence of extraterrestrial life and the phenomenon of UFOs.

Regardless of the explanation for their experience of missing time, the Pascagoula Abduction remains one of the most intriguing and mysterious cases of alleged extraterrestrial contact on record.

The Psychology of Missing Time

The psychology of missing time during an alleged alien abduction is a subject of much debate and speculation among researchers and UFO enthusiasts. There are several theories that attempt to explain the experience of missing time, some of which are rooted in psychology.

One of the most common theories is that missing time experiences may be the result of psychological factors such as dissociation or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Dissociation is a psychological process in which an individual becomes disconnected from their thoughts, feelings, memories, or sense of identity. It is often associated with trauma and can result in a temporary loss of consciousness or memory.

PTSD is a condition that can occur after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event, and it is often characterized by intrusive thoughts, flashbacks, and avoidance of triggers associated with the trauma. Some researchers have suggested that missing time experiences may be a symptom of PTSD or a related condition.

Another theory is that missing time experiences may be the result of exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMF) or other environmental factors. EMF is a type of radiation that is emitted by electronic devices, power lines, and other sources. Some researchers believe that exposure to high levels of EMF can disrupt brain function and cause memory loss or other cognitive impairments.

Still, other researchers have proposed that missing time experiences may be the result of sleep paralysis, a phenomenon in which an individual is temporarily unable to move or speak upon waking or falling asleep. During a sleep paralysis episode, individuals may experience hallucinations or a sense of being held down or restrained, which could be interpreted as an abduction experience.

There is no clear or proven method by which extraterrestrial beings may be able to induce missing time in humans. However, there are several hypotheses and theories that attempt to explain how this phenomenon might occur during an alleged alien abduction.

One theory suggests that extraterrestrial beings may use advanced technology to manipulate human perception and memory. This could involve the use of hypnotic suggestion, neural implants, or other forms of mind control to alter the individual’s perception of time or to selectively erase memories of the encounter.

Another theory proposes that extraterrestrial beings may use a form of temporal distortion to alter the individual’s experience of time during the encounter. This could involve the manipulation of space-time itself, such as through the creation of a localized time warp or a bending of the laws of physics to create a perception of missing time.

One hypothesis is that extraterrestrial beings may use advanced technology to manipulate human perception and memory during an alleged abduction experience. This could involve the use of hypnotic suggestion, neural implants, or other forms of mind control to alter the individual’s perception of time or to selectively erase memories of the encounter.

Hypnotic suggestion is a technique that has been used for decades to alter an individual’s perception of reality. During a hypnotic session, the hypnotist can suggest to the subject that they are experiencing a certain reality or have a certain memory, even if that memory is not real. It is possible that extraterrestrial beings could use a similar technique to manipulate human perception and memory during an alleged abduction experience. They could use hypnotic suggestion to implant false memories of missing time or of the encounter itself, or they could use it to erase memories of the experience altogether.

Another possibility is that extraterrestrial beings could use advanced neural implants to manipulate human perception and memory. Neural implants are devices that can be placed inside the brain to stimulate or inhibit certain regions of the brain. These implants have been used in medical research to treat conditions like epilepsy and Parkinson’s disease, but they could potentially be used to alter an individual’s perception of time or memory. It is possible that extraterrestrial beings could use such implants to manipulate the brain’s perception of time or to erase memories of the encounter.

Famaous Missing Time Researchers

Jacques Vallee

Jacques Vallee is a well-known researcher who has investigated the phenomenon of missing time in the context of alleged alien abductions. In his book “Dimensions: A Casebook of Alien Contact,” Vallee discusses numerous cases in which individuals reported experiencing missing time during an encounter with extraterrestrial beings.

Vallee is known for his interdisciplinary approach to studying UFOs and related phenomena. He has emphasized the importance of analyzing not only the physical evidence associated with UFO sightings and abductions, but also the psychological and cultural factors that may be involved. Vallee has also explored the possibility that UFOs and related phenomena may represent a form of non-human intelligence that is capable of manipulating human perception and belief.

In his work on missing time, Vallee has emphasized the need to take a nuanced and open-minded approach to understanding this phenomenon. He has argued that missing time may be a complex and multi-faceted experience that can have multiple underlying causes, and that researchers should be careful not to jump to simplistic or reductionist explanations. Vallee’s work on this topic has contributed to a broader and more nuanced understanding of the complex and mysterious nature of alleged alien abductions.

Dr. J. Allen Hynek

Dr. J. Allen Hynek is another well-known researcher who investigated the phenomenon of missing time in the context of alleged alien abductions. Hynek was an astronomer and professor who served as a scientific consultant to the US Air Force’s Project Blue Book, which investigated reports of UFO sightings and related phenomena.

In his later years, Hynek became increasingly interested in the phenomenon of alleged alien abductions, and he investigated numerous cases in which individuals reported experiencing missing time. Hynek believed that the experience of missing time was a crucial aspect of many abduction accounts, and he viewed it as a potential key to unlocking the mystery of UFOs and related phenomena.

Hynek’s work on missing time emphasized the importance of taking a multidisciplinary approach to studying this phenomenon. He argued that researchers should not only investigate the physical and sensory aspects of abduction experiences, but also the psychological and emotional dimensions. He also highlighted the need to take the subjective experiences of individuals seriously, and to avoid jumping to simplistic or reductionist explanations for complex and mysterious phenomena.

Overall, Hynek’s work on missing time helped to pave the way for a more nuanced and open-minded approach to investigating alleged alien abductions, and his legacy continues to influence researchers in this field today.

Dr. John Mack

Dr. John Mack was a Harvard psychiatrist who investigated the phenomenon of alien abductions, including cases of missing time. He interviewed and studied numerous individuals who reported having experiences with extraterrestrial beings and documented their accounts in his book “Abduction: Human Encounters with Aliens.” Dr. Mack was particularly interested in the psychological and spiritual implications of these experiences and believed that they had the potential to transform individuals’ worldview and understanding of the nature of reality. While some criticized his work as lacking scientific rigor, others praised him for his open-mindedness and willingness to consider the possibility that these experiences were real and meaningful to those who reported them.

Dr. John Mack was a well-respected psychiatrist and professor at Harvard Medical School who began studying the phenomenon of alien abductions in the early 1990s. He initially approached the subject with skepticism, but after interviewing and studying numerous individuals who reported having experiences with extraterrestrial beings, he became convinced that something extraordinary was happening.

Dr. Mack’s research focused on the psychological and spiritual implications of these experiences, rather than on physical evidence or proof of their veracity. He believed that these experiences were real and meaningful to those who reported them, and that they had the potential to transform individuals’ worldview and understanding of the nature of reality.

One of the key aspects of many alien abduction experiences is the phenomenon of missing time, where individuals report gaps in their memory during the time they believe they were abducted. Dr. Mack believed that this was not evidence of a physical abduction, but rather a result of the extraterrestrial beings using advanced technology to manipulate human perception and memory.

Dr. Mack’s work was controversial, and he faced criticism from some in the scientific community who accused him of lacking scientific rigor and objectivity. However, he also had many supporters who praised him for his open-mindedness and willingness to consider the possibility that these experiences were real and meaningful to those who reported them.

Despite the controversy, Dr. Mack continued to study the phenomenon of alien abductions and missing time until his death in 2004. His work continues to be an important contribution to the field of ufology and to our understanding of the potential psychological and spiritual implications of encounters with extraterrestrial beings.

Stanton T. Friedman

Stanton T. Friedman was a well-known ufologist who investigated various aspects of the UFO phenomenon, including cases of missing time reported by individuals claiming to have been abducted by extraterrestrial beings. Friedman was particularly interested in cases where there was corroborating evidence to support claims of missing time, such as physical traces left behind by UFOs, or multiple witnesses who experienced the same event.

In his book “Captured! The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience,” which he co-authored with Kathleen Marden, Friedman extensively examined the case of Betty and Barney Hill, who reported experiencing missing time during their alleged abduction by extraterrestrial beings in 1961. Friedman also investigated other cases of missing time reported by individuals claiming to have had encounters with UFOs and extraterrestrial beings.

Friedman was a firm believer in the reality of the UFO phenomenon and the possibility of extraterrestrial visitation to Earth. He believed that cases of missing time were a particularly compelling aspect of the UFO phenomenon, as they suggested the use of advanced technology by extraterrestrial beings to manipulate human perception and memory.

Bill Chalker

Bill Chalker is an Australian researcher who has investigated the phenomenon of missing time in alien abductions. Chalker has written extensively on the subject, particularly in relation to Australian cases, and has conducted numerous investigations and interviews with abductees. He has also examined the psychological and physiological effects of abductions, including missing time experiences. Chalker’s work has been widely respected in the UFO research community, and he has been acknowledged for his contributions to the field.

Bill Chalker has investigated a number of cases involving missing time in alien abductions. Here are a few examples:

The Kelly Cahill Encounter: In 1993, Kelly Cahill and her husband reported encountering a UFO while driving in Victoria, Australia. They reported experiencing missing time and later recalled being taken aboard the craft and examined by humanoid beings. Chalker conducted an investigation into the case, interviewing the Cahills and other witnesses, and concluded that their experiences were consistent with the classic pattern of alien abduction.
The Australian Close Encounter: In 1992, a group of people camping in the Australian Outback reported encountering a UFO and experiencing missing time. Chalker investigated the case and concluded that the witnesses had likely been subjected to an extraterrestrial encounter, based on their consistent reports of unusual lights and strange beings.
The Westall UFO Encounter: In 1966, hundreds of students and teachers at a high school in Melbourne, Australia reported seeing a UFO land in a nearby field. Some witnesses reported experiencing missing time during the encounter. Chalker conducted an investigation into the case many years later, and found that the witnesses’ accounts were consistent with a genuine UFO sighting and subsequent abduction.

These are just a few examples of the many cases that Bill Chalker has investigated over the years. He is known for his thorough and careful research, and his investigations have contributed significantly to our understanding of the phenomenon of missing time in alien abductions.

Final Words

These are just a few examples of famous UFO missing time cases. There are many other reports of missing time that have been linked to UFO encounters, and the phenomenon continues to be a subject of fascination and investigation.

Another possibility is that missing time experiences may be linked to altered states of consciousness. Some researchers have suggested that alien encounters could trigger a shift in consciousness, leading to a feeling of disorientation and lost time. This could be due to the intense emotional and psychological impact of such experiences, which may cause the brain to enter a state of altered consciousness.

Another theory is that missing time experiences may be related to the use of mind-altering substances. Some abductees have reported using drugs or alcohol prior to their encounters, and it is possible that these substances may have played a role in their experiences. However, this theory remains controversial and there is little scientific evidence to support it.

Finally, some researchers have suggested that missing time experiences may be linked to temporal lobe epilepsy. This condition can cause seizures that affect the temporal lobe of the brain, which is responsible for processing memory and emotions. It is possible that some individuals with this condition may experience altered states of consciousness during seizures, leading to a feeling of lost time.

In conclusion, missing time experiences are a fascinating and perplexing phenomenon that has been reported by many individuals who claim to have had alien encounters. While the causes of these experiences remain unclear, there are several theories that have been proposed by researchers and abductees alike. Whether these experiences are due to psychological, neurological, or extraterrestrial factors, they continue to captivate the imaginations of scientists and the public alike. As we continue to investigate this mysterious phenomenon, we may one day uncover the truth behind missing time experiences and their link to alien encounters.

It is important to note that these theories are speculative and have not been scientifically proven. The phenomenon of missing time during alleged alien abductions remains a subject of much debate and controversy, and there is no consensus among researchers about the underlying causes of this experience.

“The experience of missing time is one of the most compelling pieces of evidence for the reality of the abduction phenomenon. It is a clear indication that something very strange and inexplicable is happening to these people.”

— Stanton T. Friedman

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