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SUBJECT: Alien Abductions by Dr Karla Turner FILE: UFO1017
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PART 3
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A regression session was arranged, and in the course of the
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hypnosis, he was asked to look at that childhood experience. What he
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recalled was an abduction in which he and his grandmother were taken
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to a spacecraft in the company of reptilian aliens. He remembered the
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aliens telling his grandmother that they were interested in learning
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about her knowledge of medicinal herbs.
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And they offered to exchange medical information of their own.
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They gave the boy and the grandmother a liquid to drink,
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explaining that it was beneficial and would make the grandmother
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feel young and attractive again. So both of them drank the liquid,
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and the man remembered seeing his grandmother indeed looking much
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younger. That was the extent of his recollection.
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Both he and Ms. Bartholic, who was conducting the regression,
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were puzzled by this, because there was nothing in the episode to
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account for the guilt he had felt about the grandmother's death. So
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Ms. Bartholic deepened the man's trance level and asked him to look
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at it again, with much clearer vision. And what he then recalled
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was much more disturbing.
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* * * * *
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PASSAGES REMOVED AS CONSIDERED NOT FIT FOR TRANSMISSION
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OVER HAM PACKET NETWORK. (1)
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That must have been the wrong thing to say, because the
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reptilian became very angry and threatened her. "You will die for
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that!" he told her, and the two people were returned to the bedroom
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from which they'd been taken. The next morning, the grandmother
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told the little boy that the devil had been there the night before,
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and that was when she insisted upon being taken home. And, as it
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turned out, she did die immediately thereafter.
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This, then, was the cause of the man's lifelong sense of guilt
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about her death. CENSORED (2) , and her
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death had followed shortly after. But none of this story would have
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emerged if Ms. Bartholic had done as most investigators do and
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stopped the regression after uncovering the story about the exchange
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of medicinal knowledge.
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There are other cases in our files that show a similar deception
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at work in the initial hypnotic recall. We cannot trust that first
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memory, it is clear, for like so much else in the abduction
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experience, there may well be further maskings of events.
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Before we allow ourselves to believe in the benevolence of the
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alien interaction, we should ask, do enlightened beings need to use
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the cover of night to perform good deeds? Do they need to paralyze
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us and render us helpless to resist? Do angels need to steal our
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fetuses? Do they need to manipulate our children's genitals and
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probe our rectums? Are fear, pain and deception consistent with high
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spiritual motives?
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Encounter Phenomena Defy "Set Pattern"; by Karla Turner.
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It is a myth that alien abductions of humans follow a set
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pattern or agenda. Perhaps the best-known proponent of this theory
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is Budd Hopkins, who in his books made the genetics and cross-
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breeding scenario familiar to the public. Yet when you read back
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through those books, you'll notice that several of the alien
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encounters seem to have very little apparent connection to an
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interest in breeding or DNA. And even Hopkins, in the past couple
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of years, has had to expand his theory to include a definite alien
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interest in some other things, such as pleasure and pain in humans.
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Other well-known UFO researchers also harbor restrictive
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theories about the abduction phenomenon. Jacques Vallee, David
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Jacobs, Whitley Strieber, Brad Steiger, John Lear, Raymond Fowler,
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Jenny Randles, Kevin Randle, John Keel and other writers hold a
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diversity of intelligent, often ingenious, theories, yet each makes
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the same error. They ignore parts of the abductions evidence--
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whatever details don't support their ideas.
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INADEQUATE THEORIES.
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Yet it must be clear that any present theory which cannot
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account for all the known evidence is not acceptable. At best, it
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can be misleading, especially for victims of abductions who turn to
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these prominent researchers seeking answers.
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A case in point occurred during a conversation I had with a
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prominent researcher in 1989. In his lectures, this researcher
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always said that he had certain ways of testing the validity of
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potential new abduction cases, and one of those ways was the
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presence of particular scars on the victims' bodies. I questioned
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him about a different kind of scar, one which I knew often appeared
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on abductees of my own acquaintance, and the researcher denied that
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such a mark showed up in his cases.
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"Are you sure?" I asked incredulously. "This mark is pretty
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common around here, and I'd think it would show up in other places,
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too. In fact, I know it has.
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"No," he insisted, shaking his head, "the only marks I find are
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like the ones I've already described."
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"And this other mark hasn't shown up at all?" I asked.
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"No," he repeated.
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"Not even once?" I persisted.
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"Well," he said reluctantly, lowering his voice, "there have
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been a couple of instances. That child I talked about tonight, she
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had two of those marks, and I think there was another case. But
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they're so rare that I have to ignore them. When you have two
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hundred cases with Scar A and only two cases with Scar B, you go
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with numbers."
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And that was the message he delivered, to an audience where
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anxious abductees were made to wonder if their anomalous marks meant
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anything after all, or if, as so many of their friends seemed to
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think, they were delusions of a troubled mind.
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'NO SINGLE PATTERN'.
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In truth, however, although there are recurrent events in the
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abduction phenomenon, there is no single pattern or structure. And
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until we know what all the events mean, we can't afford to ignore any
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of them.
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What is one to make, for instance, of an ET-human encounter in
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which two of the four aliens assisted the abductee in preparing a
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roast for dinner? Granted, other events occurred in this case, but
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the dinner was indeed cooked, served and eaten by the abductee's
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family less than two hours after the ETs departed.
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Other details of this encounter included the manipulation of the
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abductee's neck, "for the purpose of instruction," and a discussion
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of genetically-stored memories and knowledge that can be tapped open
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in humans. But there was no medical exam, no cross-breeding
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activity, and no warnings of coming catastrophe, all of which are
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events that have been used to construct abduction theories. I know
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this to be true, because it happened to me.
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HUMAN DUPLICATES.
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Another anomalous event involves the duplication or replacement
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of the human by an alien counterpart. In one instance, a young man
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and his fiancee were in their car when a "shimmering force" enveloped
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him. He passed out, but moments later he began to move, acting and
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talking entirely different. His fiancee became terrified when he
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tried to drag her out into the dark back yard, where he told her
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"Something wants to see you there." And only when a friend drove
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into the yard did the young man return to normal, with no memory of
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his aberrant behavior during the past ten minutes.
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Under hypnotic regression, the fiancee described the young man
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as being kept in the car while the "other one" took his form and
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tried to control her. She called the "other one" a "hologram" and
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consistently referred to it as "it," not "him." In fact, she said
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she struggled to get away from "it" and back to the car where "the
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real" young man was still waiting.
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Under separate regression, the young man recalled his version of
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the evening and said that at a certain point he was "turned off" and
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"unplugged," yet he couldn't say what sort of power was then
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operating his body.
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End of part 3
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