Some say they have come into direct contact with aliens by seeing more than a flying saucer.
Some of these accounts are simply related to communication with extraterrestrial life forms, while others include being aboard extraterrestrial life forms. Some of these reports relate to long journeys aboard a spacecraft.
Even more surprising, some experienced people claim that the aliens gave them a strange physical examination on this ship. Many of these experiments were sexual in nature. What about, what about this kind of allegation about alien abduction? Those who claim to have been kidnapped by
aliens may simply have created their experience. There are various possible reasons for such misrepresentation, but it can include interests and a desire for something special. The alien abduction story may have been the result of a vivid dream.
Some may truly believe that they have been kidnapped by an alien, but they may just be suffering from some sort of delusion.
Let's briefly analyze some cases.
George Adamski began his lecture on UFOs in 1949.
He began to claim in 1952 that Adamski had a close encounter with extraterrestrial life. Adamsky made many outrageous claims, but investigators eventually decided that Adamski was a fraud. Adamski benefited greatly from his books and lecture fees, he seems to have been motivated by the profits.
The 1957 case of Antonio Villas-Boas, a Brazilian peasant and lawyer. Boaz only described his trials months after it allegedly happened. Due to the sexual nature of his claim, his story was not widely published at the time. According to Boaz, he boarded a spaceship and mated with a humanoid female creature. Through the female gesture, Boaz said he realized that he was being used for breeding purposes and that his offspring were raised by aliens elsewhere.
Boaz kept the truth of his story until his death in 1991, but a similar story was published in OCruzeiro a few months before explaining that he was allegedly first encountered. rice field. Most researchers believe that this story, and perhaps Adamsky's story, influenced Boaz. Was Boaz's story a hoax, or was it a dream or deception influenced by previous stories? I don't know exactly.
Bernie and Betty Hill alleged to have been kidnapped and investigated by aliens in September 1961.
They didn't report their encounter immediately but began to report it a few days later. Her story leaked in the next few years. Hills initially said he remembered little or no about the encounter, but she claimed that
Betty had a vivid dream that dug up those memories. In 1964, Hills went through a hypnosis session to further recall the memories of their alleged encounter. There were similarities in the story of Bernie and Betty, but there were differences. Much later, an investigator noted that some of the details revealed through Barney`s hypnosis were similar to an episode of the science fiction TV series The Outer Limits that had broadcast shortly before Barney`s sessions.
The Hills did not seek publicity, nor did they profit from their story, which would seem to exclude fabrication. With the dreams and hypnosis sessions, it is possible that the Hills related what they thought was a real event but may have been imaginary.
These three examples run the gamut from someone who almost certainly lied, all the way to individuals who appeared to be sincere in their beliefs about what happened to them, albeit leaving doubts as to the reality of their claims. Still, these explanations may not be sufficient to explain all claims of alien abductions.
If so, does that mean that at least some alien abduction stories are real, and thus prove that ET exists? No, because there is at least one other possibility.
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