In November 2008, the American television channel KLTV-7 interviewed a Texas woman who had been abducted by aliens. The host - Courtney Lane - questioned Jane Nelms. “I was really scared,” Jane said. - As soon as the Sun went down, I already knew that they were about to be here …"
For almost her entire life, she constantly had to deal with non-Nashen "visitors", obviously not earthlings. She drew them later. “That night,” the woman says, “they took me with them. I could not move, could not resist at all. I tried to stop them by grabbing the railing, but they had complete control over me."
One of them said "in a very monotonous voice," Jane, it's time for you to go. " "I'm not going anywhere!" Jane objected. He asked, "But why don't you come with us?" Jane said that she did not want this - here, on Earth, she has family, friends. He insisted: "But now it's your turn to go!"
When she moved to Carrollton, the aliens followed her. And they began to come to others - her new neighbors. She remembers a terrible, frightening phone call from her neighbor. She said that three different types of creatures appeared in her hallway, and immediately the fans began to rotate in the opposite direction, the lights in the apartment began to blink, and small balls of light were flying everywhere. She said that one of the creatures was so tall that it could barely walk through the door.
Those creatures kidnapped her neighbor just as they kidnapped her. But why, why? For scientific research - that's how she was told. “They investigated the neighbor too. She said that when she was on the UFO, on the mother ship, she saw there all kinds of aliens. Some wore civilian clothes and, she said, some of them spoke other languages. One said that they were not going to do any harm to her, they only wanted to carry out some examinations”.
Jane assures that the same night she found herself in front of the same aliens, and she allegedly even has evidence that they were here. "These are the fingerprints on the car." And Nelms shows television reporters photographs of the marks of long, skinny fingers. She assures that these are the alien's fingerprints, she then erased them. And it also shows how aliens might look in the pictures.
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“This newcomer was in the fetal position when he rolled through the window, through the solid material. Yes, it's hard to see … Almost like an X-ray …"
Nelms says that then, in order to overcome her fear, she met them herself. “I went out into the backyard and was in front of one of them, very tall, and he had eyes that glow in the dark. He stood there and … scanned me. I don't know what he was looking for, but I was about 25 feet away from him. And I said, "You won't scare me."
He says that after that the aliens left, but not for long …
For many years, Jane did not tell anyone about what was happening to her, until in Dallas she met others like her - in a support group for abductants. These people claim that they have experienced something similar.
Jane Nelms now lives in eastern Texas near Winnsboro. But she grew up in England. Then she lived in many places and insists that the aliens follow her everywhere, even here in Texas.
One of the most interesting meetings happened once here, not far from Winnsboro. On that day, she and others from the support group gathered at a neighbor's house outside the city. “We all saw this sparkling white light, and a couple of seconds later we saw it from another window. And Wayne exclaimed: "Oh my God, but they are already at the house!" And then one of the guys goes out into the street to take a pack of cigarettes from his car.
He comes back whiter than this white paper and without cigarettes, and next to his car is one of the "gray", little aliens, "Nelms continues his story. And she remembers that her husband was in the backyard at that moment, so she went outside to check if everything was all right with him. “And then suddenly we hear the crunch of branches and - boom! And then that sound - "woooooo". And when that ship took off, he cut all these branches from the trees. And I returned to the house."
According to her, that evening, the aliens did not go inside the house at all, but only watched the people outside.
But maybe the hardest thing to believe is the story that happened to her in the 1980s …
“My husband and I haven't had any close relationship for a while (he was away), and then I suddenly realize that I'm expecting a baby! Four and a half months of this pregnancy went well. But then some strange things began to happen to me. That night, I went to bed thinking that something was wrong: I felt that there was someone near the house, but I did not know who it was or what it was. In general, I went to bed pregnant, for a period of four and a half months, and in the morning I woke up … I had a terrible night then, continuous nightmares. Literally nightmares. And I knew when I woke up that morning that I was no longer pregnant …"
Nelms is sure that the aliens took the baby out of her womb.
Maybe Jane Nelms doesn't fit the stereotype of someone who claims to have come close to UFOs and aliens. Her parents' family was prosperous, her father, an intelligence officer in the British Air Force, was even knighted by the Queen of England for loyal service to his country. Jane lived in many places around the world, and then settled in East Texas with her husband. She kept diaries about her encounters with the aliens, and maybe someday she will be going to publish them.
But of course, everyone has the right to decide for himself whether to believe all these stories. Jane herself is so confident in the authenticity of what she says that she is happy to be tested on a lie detector. As for the skeptics, as Jane said, it would be enough for them to be with her in the house for at least one night …
Svetlana ANINA