Officially, 74-year-old David Huggins from Hoboken, New Jersey is the father of one child. He was the most ordinary US citizen, worked in a grocery store, was married, but is now divorced.
But, according to the pensioner, in fact, at the age of 8, he had contact with "supernatural beings" when he lived with his parents in Georgia. Huggins claims that he lost his virginity during subsequent visits to him, having sex with a beautiful alien, and then became the father of about a hundred hybrid children.
Aliens have visited a man throughout his life, and the last contact took place only 5-6 months ago. It was a woman and he had an intimate relationship with her in a place that the pensioner finds it difficult to describe, calling it simply the word "there."
In an interview with the Daily Mail, Huggins detailed his story. His first sexual contact was at the age of 17 with a beautiful alien from whom he had a child. Then he found out that he had a lot of children. The man saw these children himself.
David Huggins is not a bad artist and he painted many works on the subject of UFOs, trying to describe in them what happened to him and what he saw and felt during the abductions.
With his story and paintings, he tries to call people around the world to more open thinking. Huggins is sure that there are hundreds of thousands of people like him in the world, and maybe millions, who have had meetings with aliens since childhood.
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“I hope people start taking this topic seriously. I never asked to believe my words, because I know that I have no factual evidence. But I want you to think about my words.
Soon a documentary will be released about Huggins, which will tell stories about him, his current life, interview his son and his neighbors from Hoboken. The film was directed by Brad Abrams.
- My first meeting was when I was 8 years old, when I lived in a small town in Georgia. I was playing near a large tree and suddenly I heard the voice "David, turn around." I turned around and saw a small hairy creature with large glowing eyes walking towards me. I thought it was the Boogeyman and was very scared. I ran to the barn, but then I looked back and saw that the hairy little man was going into the forest.
Subsequently, David had other encounters and the creatures were of different shapes and types. Some were like insects, others looked like the famous "grays", whom he considered workers, and then aliens "with beautiful bodies, narrow faces and big mesmerizing eyes" began to come to him, which he tried to display in his paintings.
With one of these at the age of 17, Huggins lost his virginity and he remembered well how she called herself by the name Crescent ("Crescent"). We met her while Huggins was walking through the woods. He saw her next to a tree and immediately suddenly felt a strong sexual attraction to this woman.
He pulled off his pants and fell to the ground and she was on top, after which there was intense sex and quickly there was a climax that Huggins remembered as painful, and then he passed out.
At 19, Huggins moved to New York, but the Crescent Moon continued to visit him there. Sometimes their meetings took place in an ordinary earthly place, sometimes they ended up in a certain place, which Huggins calls the word "there", finding it difficult to describe it.
Talking about the Crescent, Huggins says that there was something very cute about her and she was beautiful, except that she had too big eyes and her face was very pale. He also notes that she had long nails.
On one of these visits, Crescent told him what was another shock for the man. He was at home in his room, painting a picture and suddenly the "wall opened" and there was a Crescent. With tension, she told David that he had a baby, but he died. The man in shock began to shout that she would show him this child and at first the Crescent did not want to show him, but then she agreed.
There was a container next to her and she took out the dead-looking body of a child. It dangled in the air and David began to say that you cannot hold the child like that, you must hold him as if you want to lull him to sleep. Then he wanted to go to the Crescent Moon and the baby, moved along his bed and suddenly found himself "there."
An insectoid creature immediately approached him and asked what he was doing here. David said "My baby is dead, give me my baby." He saw the Crescent Moon with a child in his hand and went up to her, and then touched the child's body and then something like static electricity jumped off his hand and the child suddenly began to move!
And then something even stranger and more shocking happened. The insect-like creature and the Crescent Moon led the man into another room, all filled with containers with the bodies of babies. And these were his babies. David was told to touch them with his hand so that they also come to life and he "turned on" them all.
David's son Michael says that he himself does not remember in detail his father's stories about his meetings with aliens, but he knows his paintings well. According to him, nothing like this had ever happened to him, and his childhood was normal and most ordinary. He himself would never have wanted to experience what befell his father.
Huggins' ex-wife declined to be interviewed, but the director of the documentary managed to contact the head of the store where Huggins worked. His boss says he believes his stories and admires his persistence in defending his point of view.
We also found out the opinion of Jeffrey Kripal, a respected professor of philosophy and religion at Rice University, Texas. He said that the whole history of religion is essentially stories about some creatures from the sky who did things unusual for people.
- Historically, these creatures and related events have been interpreted as angels, demons, gods and goddesses, or something else. And now, even in modern science fiction, you can find similar stories. I think that David sincerely believes in his story, when you listen to him, you can't think otherwise.
Director Brad Abrams previously directed the UFO documentary Love and Saucers, which can be found on Amazon and iTunes. He agrees with Professor Kraypal and adds that if David lived in the Middle Ages, say in 1500, his stories would be perceived as visions of Jesus or something else biblical.
