The Internet is full of stories about alien abductions, and such topics are liked by journalists eager to find a sensation. At the same time, there are a great many stories of real abductions that were not replicated in the press, but the "guinea pigs" were carefully checked by doctors and lie detectors - they found that the victims of the aliens' experiments did not lie.
In 1989, Linda Cortil, a Manhattan housewife, woke up at 3 a.m. due to blinding light from a UFO. It opened and in a moment Linda was inside it. A similar incident occurred with several other residents of Manhattan, so there is no reason to doubt the veracity of the story.
The Cahill family was returning from friends late at night, and suddenly the lights located near the window of the domed ship began to blink in front of them. The mother of the family, Kelly, came closer and noticed an incomprehensible colorless creature on the steps of the UFO. When the Cahills returned home, Kelly found a triangular mark near the navel, in which, as it turned out, an implant was placed.
20-year-old pilot Frederic Valentich disappeared without a trace in 1978 while flying over the Bass Strait in Australia. The last thing the air traffic controllers in Melbourne heard were, "This is not an airplane."
In 1976 twins Jack and Jim Weiner decided to go fishing on Eagle Lake with their friends. In the midst of fishing, an incredible object appeared in the sky and further events are shrouded in fog. After a lie detector test and a hypnosis session, the guys admitted that they were subjected to humiliating and unnatural procedures, which it is better not to remember.
Whitley Strieber, a well-known writer, will never forget what happened to him on Christmas Eve in 1985. He was woken up by the howling of an alarm, but it was not the robbers who broke into the house, but the little green men. They took Strieber with them to the ship, where he turned into a guinea pig. Needles were stuck in his brain, but this is not the worst experiment invented by aliens. The writer even wrote a book dedicated to this experience - it is called "Contact".
Charles Moody, a US Air Force sergeant, watched a spectacular meteor shower in the Alamogordo Desert. Suddenly, a UFO swooped down in front of him, inside which he saw the hideous white humanoid figures. Charles's body became numb and he fell into hypnosis. He woke up only at 3 o'clock in the morning, and a few days later a strange rash appeared on the sergeant's skin.
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In 1988, Peter Khouri, together with his wife, noticed inexplicable shining lights in the sky, but they subsequently disappeared. Six months later, memories of events that seemed to have never happened began to appear in Peter's memory. So, one day green men in white coats gathered around the man's bed, who said that it wouldn’t hurt and everything would happen as it did last time. The story sounds ridiculous, but Peter successfully passed the lie detector test.