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[basementofthebizarre]

The Betty and Barney Hill Alien Abduction Case: A Pioneering Encounter

[eksopolitiikka]

Lisää uskottavia todistuksia maahansyöksyneistä UFOista ja avaruusolennoista

Koska UFO-asioiden ”luottamukselliset lähteet” ja ”ilmiantajat” ovat nyt kaikkialla uutisissa, tarkastellaanpa muutamia tapauksia, joista et ehkä ole kuullut. ”Selvänäkijä” Uri Geller kertoo, kuinka hänen hyvä ystävänsä tohtori Wernher Von Braun muka vei hänet katsomaan avaruusolentojen ruumiita, jotka olivat peräisin lautasen putoamisesta. Ystävät Näin heidät omin silmin, olin siellä kylmäholvissa tohtori Wernher Von Braunin kanssa, minulla […] https://eksopolitiikka.fi/ufot/lisaa-uskottavia-todistuksia-maahansyoksyneista-ufoista-ja-avaruusolennoista/

[astonishinglegends]

Ep 287: The Abduction of Betty and Barney Hill Part 1

"Oh my God. They’re not what I expected. They don’t look like I expected them to look. They look like people, but they’re sort of grotesque."  -- Betty Hill, recounting a nightmare she had in a note to Dr. Benjamin Simon; late spring 1964 from Stanton Friedman and Kathleen Marden’s book, Captured! The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience

Description:

On the night of September 19, 1961, around 10:30 p.m., Betty and Barney Hill drove back to their home in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, after a vacation in Niagara Falls and Montreal. As they passed the town of Lancaster along U.S. Route 3, Betty saw a bright light in the sky just below the Moon that she initially thought was a falling star, except this light was moving upward and erratically, growing larger and more brilliant. The Hills pulled over for a closer look through binoculars. Betty said she saw an oddly shaped craft with multicolored lights that flashed as it traveled across the face of the Moon. Barney saw what he first reasoned was a commercial jetliner, but when the craft silently descended rapidly in their direction without turning, he realized it was not a plane. They resumed driving as the object continued its quick descent toward their car until it hovered above the highway about 80 to 100 feet off the ground, causing Barney to stop in the middle of the road. Using the binoculars again, Barney could now see what he described as eight to eleven humanoid beings staring at him through one of the craft's windows. Then they all turned away from the window except for one that continued to glare and seemingly sent a telepathic message to Barney, commanding him to "stay where you are and keep looking." After making further observations about the craft and its occupants, whom Barney described as "somehow not human," the only thing the Hills could recall next from that moment was hearing a buzzing sound, then continuing on their drive. The Hills arrived home in the early morning the following day, and somehow, the trip took about two hours longer than it should have. Initially feeling at ease upon arrival, Betty and Barney would soon be troubled by puzzling evidence and unexplainable feelings and urges. Their watches were permanently stopped. Betty's dress was ripped around the zipper and lining and dusted with traces of a pinkish powder. The leather strap for the binoculars was torn, and the tops of the toes of Barney's shoes were scuffed as if he was dragged. He also developed inexplicable growths. They felt compelled to take long showers to remove any contamination without fully knowing what had happened to them. They noticed concentric circular marks on the trunk of their car that had strange magnetic properties. All of these baffling clues were traces of the extraordinarily terrifying and traumatic experience they endured that night, which scarred them for years, pieced together from their conscious memories, hypnotic regression sessions, and Betty's vividly recurring dreams. Taken all together, the story of Betty and Barney Hill became one of the most classic and seminal in ufology and is considered the first widely publicized case of alien abduction in the United States.

Reference Links:

Barney and Betty Hill incident on Wikipedia

Kathleen Marden, Betty Hill’s niece, from her website: www.kathleen-marden.com

The Betty and Barney Hill New Hampshire historical roadside marker

The Hill case from the Mad Scientist Podcast

Niagara Falls

Once again, the motion picture Rashomon

Project Blue Book

Walter N. Webb, from nicap.org

Donald Keyhoe

Location: The Betty and Barney Hill historical roadside marker in New Hampshire

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Episode 287: The Abduction of Betty and Barney Hill Part 1. Produced by Scott Philbrook & Forrest Burgess. Audio Editing by Sarah Vorhees Wendel of VW Sound. Music and Sound Design by Allen Carrescia. Tess Pfeifle, Producer and Lead Researcher. Ed Voccola, Technical Producer. Research Support from The Astonishing Research Corps, or "A.R.C." for short. Copyright 2024 Astonishing Legends Productions, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

[osmanthusoolong]

There’s also a Ufology section in the museum, because Stanton Friedman lived here.

I need to be clear that it’s otherwise a very normal local museum housed in an 18th century garrison.

[blogparanormalexpresso2stuff]

Rare Varginha UFO vid: Stanton Friedman, Graham Birdsall, John Carpenter interview Vitório Pacaccini

[alanhunt]

Behind the Flying Saucers, 1st edition, 1950 by Frank Scully, with an amazing cover by pulp illustration master Earle Bergey.

Frank Scully was a Hollywood Variety reporter (and apparently 'Scully' from the X-Files is named after him) and this is one of the first, if not THE first, account of a UFO crash retrieval (apparently recounted to a university class by an unknown guest speaker who was never identified). This books makes the Pulp roots of the UFO narrative very clear, and is often cited in reference to the Aztec crash in New Mexico; I believe Stanton Friedman republished it (but this is the original edition).

I was lucky to find this under stacks of books in a crazily disorganized book shop where no books were priced (the store has since been locked out by the landlord); the owner tried to talk me up because he seemed convinced I was going to turn around and sell it at a profit on E-bay. Anyway, he ended up letting me take it for $5.

The book contained a Toronto Star clipping from March 1966 about a UFO sighting in Malton (near what is now Pearson International Airport, formerly Toronto Airport) and a beautiful 1940s postcard, so I got a good deal, I think.

[nateaz]

My own experiences on the UFO Road have NOT been dark, evil OR traumatic like the experiences of some others! Of course, I may have initially thought and believed that maybe they were when I began to uncover what it was I was dealing with? Then, thanks to Yvonne Smith, who Stanton Friedman introduced me to, I came to more fully understand what it was I was dealing with and was able to relearn and reinterpret these things. I was experiencing these events long before I went seeking the truth and meeting up with other people in the UFO Field. It is possible that one phenomena might coexist with another where similarities are present or one may be authentic and another is a total counterfeit or even a psy-op? When I was sitting in a room full of experiencers in Roswell, New Mexico in 2018, my own experiences were completely different than anyone else who's lives have been affected or altered by this phenomenon. https://www.instagram.com/p/CnJrFvUuUTB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[danchouforever]

this may risk ending up being #famouslastwords but...

- th3 padres were the best team in baseball and schildt is a menace. maybe the dodgers tied when they lost musgrove, but still, i was genuinely terrified of them. it took nearly perfect pitching to take them out in 5 games and at the fifth game the difference was just two runs. the story would be different if this were a 7-game series.

- after going through hell and back with the padres, i wasn't nervous for the mets. it was the better match-up (so they say), their manager ain't as smart as schildt, and i just felt that they will be overpowered. and they were.

- the yankees i feel are just moderately better than the mets. soto, cole and stanton are a genuine force and this set them apart from the mets who don't really have anyone of note except lindor who was neutralized. honestly the AL is nowhere as good as the NL and the yankees had a cakewalk path to the ws. i felt they are due for a rude awakening. the dodgers on the other hand have been tested and bruised by the dbacks and padres since september. the match-up will be closer on paper than what the results will suggest because the dodgers are going to outsmart them all the way through (thanks to the smartest cookie in the mlb, andrew friedman)

- i have opinions despite following this team for < a year because i like listening to postgane podcasts to help me get through a work day :D (but only when they're winning)

[romacristiana]

I segreti USA nascosti sugli UFO rivelati da Stanton Friedman

[radioeuroextasis]

El Incidente de Roswell

¿Un OVNI en 1947 o un Secreto Militar? El Incidente de Roswell, ocurrido en julio de 1947 en el estado de Nuevo México, ha sido durante décadas una de las historias más emblemáticas y polémicas relacionadas con avistamientos de ovnis y vida extraterrestre. Lo que inicialmente comenzó como un simple reporte de un objeto estrellado en un rancho cerca de Roswell, pronto se transformó en un fenómeno mediático, teórico y conspirativo que aún genera debates en la actualidad. Los hechos iniciales El 8 de julio de 1947, el comandante de la base aérea de Roswell, el coronel William Blanchard, emitió un comunicado afirmando que el personal militar había recuperado los restos de un "platillo volador". Este anuncio rápidamente captó la atención de la prensa y el público, alimentando especulaciones sobre la existencia de vida extraterrestre. Sin embargo, solo un día después, la Fuerza Aérea de Estados Unidos desmintió esta declaración, asegurando que el objeto encontrado era simplemente un globo meteorológico dañado, utilizado en un proyecto militar secreto llamado Proyecto Mogul. El Proyecto Mogul consistía en globos diseñados para detectar pruebas nucleares soviéticas durante los inicios de la Guerra Fría. Según el gobierno, los restos recuperados no pertenecían a ninguna nave espacial de otro mundo, sino a uno de estos globos utilizados para espionaje. Pese a esta explicación, muchos testigos e investigadores continuaron sosteniendo que lo encontrado en Roswell no correspondía a un simple globo, sino a algo mucho más allá de lo que la tecnología terrestre podía crear en ese entonces. Testimonios y controversias Con el paso de los años, el Incidente de Roswell ha sido objeto de numerosos testimonios contradictorios. Algunas personas que vivían cerca del lugar aseguraron haber visto cuerpos de seres "no humanos" entre los escombros, descritos como criaturas pequeñas con grandes cabezas. Estos informes, junto con las fotos y los reportes iniciales sobre la caída de un "platillo volador", fueron el combustible perfecto para alimentar la teoría de que el gobierno estaba ocultando pruebas de una visita extraterrestre. En 1978, el físico nuclear Stanton T. Friedman entrevistó a Jesse Marcel, un oficial de inteligencia que estuvo en la escena en 1947. Marcel afirmó que los escombros que él vio no se parecían a nada hecho por humanos, insinuando que el gobierno había encubierto los detalles reales del incidente. A raíz de esta entrevista, el tema de Roswell resurgió con fuerza en los medios, desencadenando una avalancha de libros, documentales y teorías conspirativas que aseguraban que el gobierno de los Estados Unidos había escondido restos de una nave alienígena y seres extraterrestres en laboratorios secretos, como el famoso Área 51. La respuesta oficial y los documentos desclasificados En 1994, ante el creciente interés público y la presión mediática, la Fuerza Aérea publicó un informe detallado sobre el Incidente de Roswell, reafirmando que el objeto recuperado no era más que parte del Proyecto Mogul. En este informe se incluían descripciones técnicas de los globos utilizados y se explicaba cómo estos podían haber sido malinterpretados como restos de una nave espacial. A pesar de la explicación oficial, los escépticos continuaron argumentando que el gobierno no estaba revelando toda la verdad. En 1997, otro informe fue emitido, titulado "The Roswell Report: Case Closed", en el que se abordaban los testimonios sobre los "cuerpos extraterrestres". Este informe concluía que las "criaturas" vistas por los testigos eran en realidad muñecos antropomórficos utilizados en pruebas militares de caída de gran altura. Sin embargo, muchos consideraron que estos informes oficiales no eran más que otro esfuerzo para encubrir lo que realmente ocurrió en Roswell. Impacto en la cultura popular El Incidente de Roswell se ha convertido en un hito dentro de la cultura popular, alimentando historias de ciencia ficción, películas, programas de televisión y teorías conspirativas sobre la vida extraterrestre y los encubrimientos gubernamentales. Desde series como The X-Files hasta películas como Independence Day, el legado de Roswell sigue siendo un referente cuando se habla de contactos alienígenas. El mito de Roswell ha trascendido la realidad del evento, convirtiéndose en parte de la fascinación humana por lo desconocido y por las posibilidades de vida más allá de nuestro planeta. Aunque la verdad detrás de lo sucedido en 1947 pueda seguir siendo objeto de debate, lo cierto es que el incidente marcó el inicio de una era de interés mundial en los ovnis y la investigación extraterrestre. Read the full article

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Dorian Electra Dorian Electra Shirt Understand that “Absence of Dorian Electra Dorian Electra Shirt is not evidence of absence”. Also, another puppet organization called SETI (either they are ignorant fools or blatant liars fearful of their lives) truly speaking, stands for Silly Efforts To Investigate (that was a definition coined by Dr. Stanton Friedman).

[jaybe11]

Rare Varginha UFO vid: Stanton Friedman, Graham Birdsall, John Carpenter...

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Officially Retired 2024 Retirement Vintage Men T Shirt Understand that “Absence of Officially Retired 2024 Retirement Vintage Men T Shirt is not evidence of absence”. Also, another puppet organization called SETI (either they are ignorant fools or blatant liars fearful of their lives) truly speaking, stands for Silly Efforts To Investigate (that was a definition coined by Dr. Stanton Friedman).

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He never knew a stranger, Officially Retired 2024 Retirement Vintage Men T Shirt and every animal that entered my home was his friend and companion. He must have trusted me. He earned their love, admiration and respect. When he passed, he waited, on the floor in my room for me to come

[tjmorrisagency]

UFO Association NotabLES

UFO Notable Contributors List 2023 UFO Association & ACO Association comprehensive list of notable authors, researchers, and figures in the field of UFO studies and related areas: Stanton T. Friedman Dr. J. Allen Hynek Coral Lorenzen Donald Keyhoe Dirk Vander Ploeg TJ Thurmond Morris Richard Dolan Jacques Vallée Linda Moulton Howe John E. Mack Whitley Strieber George Knapp David…

[jingszo]

The film includes a who's who of big UFO names including Jacques Vallee, Allen Hynek, Kenneth Arnold, Stanton Friedman, Betty Hill and Ray Palmer. It also features a young Steven Spielberg, around the time of his seminal Close Encounters of the Third Kind.