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SUBJECT: ABDUCTION REPORT I FILE: UFO2652
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PART 2
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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THE ENTITIES
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Initial Findings of the Abduction Transcription Project
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A MUFON Special Report by Dan Wright
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Part II
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Part 1 of 5
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This is the second of a two-part report summarizing 317
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transcripts of hypnosis sessions and interviews, comprising 95 separate
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cases, garnered from 13 abduction researchers.
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Part I addressed abduction sites; precognition of episodes and
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familiarity with certain beings; vehicle types; transporting the
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subject; features and odors inside; recognition of other subjects; and
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descriptions of entity features, their garments and locomotion.
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This segment describes subject restraints; alteration of
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consciousness, mind probes and other observations; the "leader of the
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pack"; entity voice qualities, communications and human-like behaviors;
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devices and instruments used, samples taken and resulting pain: sexual
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and reproductive factors; and physical after-effects.
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SUBJECT RESTRAINTS
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Of the 95 cases in this study, 61% of the subjects were
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convinced they were restrained in some manner, especially while lying on
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a table in the vehicle. Reasonably inferred, most of the reminder felt
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the same effect, though not expressing it afterward.
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Four individuals said they were physically strapped onto a
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table. In 51 cases an unseen force "paralyzed" the subject. while in 22
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there was a "numbing" (or "heavy") effect, either overall or on the
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extremities. Certainly, there is an overlap among reports of paralysis
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and numbing, though the force applied might vary.
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ALTERED CONSCIOUSNESS
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At some point in most abductions scenarios, the subject sensed a
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change in his/her conscious state.
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Sixteen subjects related an out-of-body mindset - not connected
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to any such artificial state that some hypnotists use to enhance a
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person's memories. Phrasings such as "aerial view," "away from my body,"
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and "popped out" bring the point home.
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Sleep was induced suddenly in 23 cases. Sometimes it was onboard
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the craft and apparently just prior to a medical procedure. Often it was
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the subject's last recollection of the event before departure or after
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being returned to bed.
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The most repeated manipulation of human consciousness, however,
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has been a drugged-like state. Subjects recall having been "dazed,"
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"confused," "catatonic," "stunned" or "in shock" through much or all of
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an episode. This condition was articulated in 49 cases and probably
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occurred in far more.
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WATCHING & STARING
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Intent observation of the subject aboard the craft is a very
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common factor in abductions. David Jacobs characterized the element of
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"staring" at the subject from very close range as a "mindscan"
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procedure. (1)
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From a fair reading of the 317 transcripts, it is often
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difficult to ascertain whether the observation related was "staring" or
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rather a sentry's watchful gaze from a reasonable distance.
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Nevertheless, the attempt is made to divide this factor into "watching"
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and the more intrusive "staring."
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Half (47) of all subjects in the study indicated that one or
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more beings were "watching" him/her intently at some point. This might
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also have occurred in many more cases wherein the subject was unaware of
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same.
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In 39 cases, the subject felt a close-up "staring" by a
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particular entity, who was always "the one in charge." In some of these
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- but only a relative few - the subject conveyed that the purpose was to
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probe the mind. Regardless of intent, it can be said with assurance that
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most subjects did not especially enjoy the experience.
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Conversely in seven cases the subject was left alone longer than
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momentarily. None attempted to escape.
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THE LEADER
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In nearly one third (29) of the study's cases, a particular
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entity was identified as having a supervising role. On occasion, this
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status was accorded the one in charge of what might be called an "away
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team" conducting the actual abduction. More often, it was either a
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"doctor" onboard the ship who conducted extensive or intricate medical
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procedures or an "old one" who oversaw the proceedings.
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Whatever prompted the subject's conclusion this being was
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clearly a "boss," And that denotes the basic notion of rank among some -
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or all - groups of alien visitors. Parenthetically, such entities in
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charge, likened to many human doctors and executives, were often found
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to be impatient, humorless or both.
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VERBAL COMMUNICATION
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Two-thirds of these initial 95 cases included mention of
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verbalized, entity-to-human communication. Virtually without exception,
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telepathy was the medium.
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Some subjects have related messages which, they are convinced,
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were conveyed in perfect English. Others have struggled to explain
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receiving the (perhaps pre-lingual) essence of an entity's thoughts,
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which the subject filled in with nouns, verbs, adjectives and the like.
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In a few prominent cases, the subject recalls having had a long
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and wide-ranging discourse with a particular being. Apart from those,
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the content of communications by abductors was quite structured
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and of three basic types: procedural, nonprocedural but related to
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the event, and post-event related.
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Procedural (or instructional) communications were always brief
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and directly related to the subject's compliance concerning a medical or
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other technical matter at hand. Commands such as "calm down," "don't
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move" and "feed the baby" were typical and associated with 26 cases.
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Nonprocedural mentions still concerned the event sequence but
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were not directly connected to a specific procedure. Reassurance of the
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subject (e.g., "it's all right" or "we won't hurt you") was by far the
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most repetitious, offered in 35 cases. "Come with us," "stay here,"
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"time to go back" and "sleep now" were likewise common. In total, such
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comments were uttered in 46 cases.
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Post-event-related communications were found in 23 cases:
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"Forget" or "can't tell" (anyone); the opposite, "remember" (the
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encounter); as well as vague instructions to perform some future
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"mission".
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VOICE QUALITY
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A fifth of all subjects in the study remarked on the audible
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voice of one or more being, always entity-to-entity communication.
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Reported in six cases each were whisperings and chattering (the latter
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denoting a language seemingly without vowels). Five other subjects said
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they heard low-pitched sounds made up of either grunts or mumbles.
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Importantly, though suppositions were made on occasion, no
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subject claimed to understand any remarks made in the entities' own
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language.
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NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
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Nearly two out of five cases (37 in total) indicated receipt of
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instructions or other information in a nonlingual form. These can be
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divided into four categories: gestures, images, showings, and symbols.
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Gesturing was evident in just four cases. In each, a being held
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its hands up or motioned to the subject in a self-evident fashion.
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Images - variously on a screen, in holographic form, or
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projected into the subject's mind - were far more regular in the
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sequence of events, appearing in 28 cases.
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In nine of these, animal (e.g., owl or deer) was represented,
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especially to subjects in their childhood, apparently to disguise an
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entity's appearance at the outset of the abduction sequence.
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While onboard, twelve subjects saw images of the Earth in its
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past or future, from dinosaurs to earthquakes, devastated rainforests
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and nuclear wars.
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In ten cases the subject was given images of an extraterrestrial
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world - rocky desert terrains, an oddly colored sky, whole planets or
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solar systems.
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The category "showings," occurring in a third of all cases,
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denotes one or more tangible things intentionally shown to the subject
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or, in a few instances, a tour of the ship. The most dramatic of these
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involved "hybrid" infants - or incubators containing fetuses in
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gestation - as viewed by 17 subjects. In 12 cases, the subject witnessed
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hybrid (post-infant) children or adults.
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HUMAN-LIKE BEHAVIOR
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Alien visitors are usually said to be stone-faced. But,
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contrary to the widely held idea that they are without feelings,
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displays of human-like emotions (positive and/or negative) have been
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conveyed in over half (54%) of the study's cases.
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On the negative side, an entity's anger or arguing - with the
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subject or other entities - was displayed in 12 cases. Fear of the
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subject was deduced in seven; frustration, sadness, or threatening
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demeanor in two cases each; and violent behavior in one.
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Positive emotions were expressed in large numbers: caring,
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compassion or love in 25 cases; friendliness in 23; humor (including
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laughter or joking) in eight, and pleasure in reaction to the subject's
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behavior in six.
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Ten subjects made particular mention that a "leader" maintained
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a stark detachment, showing no emotion whatsoever.
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Table 7 details these and other behaviors.
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DEVICES & INSTRUMENTS
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For purposes of this study, a "device" is a machine, seemingly
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intended for a particular medical procedure t. (e.g., scanning the
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subject's prone body). It is generally seen attached to a wall, on a
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mobile cart or lowered from the ceiling. "Instrument," by contrast,
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denotes a small, hand-held implement such as a syringe with attached
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needle.
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One or more devices were noticed by 46 subjects, while 44
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described an instrument. Taken together, devices and/or instruments
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were present in 61% of all cases.
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It can safely be said that, apart from poking the subject's
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vertebrae or twisting his/her joints as part of a "check-up," nearly all
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medical procedures involve a machine, instrument or both. Based on only
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the transcripts, however; attempts to describe such tools or their
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specific purposes would be highly speculative.
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SAMPLES
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Twelve subjects recalled that beings collected tissue or other
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samples. Ankles, arms, feet and the inside of the mouth were scraped;
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nails and locks of hair were clipped: and incisions or "scoop"-type
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gouges were employed to remove flesh. While many more subjects may have
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been unaware of such collections due to altered state of consciousness.
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it is odd that only this small number had specific memories thereof.
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PAIN
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Agonizing pain is widely thought to be a standard feature of
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CE-4 cases. Yet, in 58% of the study's cases, none was ever reported.
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Among the 40 cases wherein pain was a factor, no one area of the
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human anatomy was a standard target. The most frequent were:
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* cranium - 13
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* nose/sinus - 5
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* ear - 5
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* back/kidney - 7
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* vagina/uterus - 12
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* leg/knee - 11
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Localized pain may indicate an implant or excision. Moreover,
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numerous transcripts imply that small objects have been implanted or
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tissue removed without any discomfort to the subject. Readers are
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cautioned not to draw unwarranted conclusions.
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SEXUAL/REPRODUCTIVE ELEMENT
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Nearly half of all subjects recalled, as part of their overall
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experiences, one or more events related to human reproductive systems
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and sexuality. These included harvesting sperm from males and ova from
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females, fetus abortion, and moments of sexual orgasm.
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Seven adult and teenage males in the study remembered an
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apparatus placed over the genitals, followed by immediate erection and
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discharge. For most, the episode was not recalled as pleasurable. It
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bears mention that, in 30 other cases involving a male subject, no such
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procedure was mentioned.
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By contrast, among the 68 females in the study, 43 recalled a
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gynecological or obstetric procedure. Given the subjects' usually
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altered state at the time, it would not be appropriate to speculate in
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this report on the purposes for such intrusions.
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Orgasm or lesser sexual pleasure, by either men or women, was a
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reported element in 13 cases.
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POST-EVENT EFFECTS
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Almost one-third of the subjects reported some type of physical
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effect as a direct result of one abduction episode or another. Nose
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bleeds resulted in 13 cases and scars in 12, half of those on a leg or
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knee. [Note: General reporting of nose bleeds and scars apart from
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known encounters have been excluded from these totals.]
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Curiously, in four cases the subject was either told by an
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entity or separately concluded that the beings' "reconstructive surgery"
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had repaired some serious medical problem.
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SUMMARY
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In this two-part report, an initial attempt has been made to
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bring the average MUFON UFO Journal reader "up to speed." To the author,
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one conclusion and some fundamental questions are immediately evident.
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Conclusion: Numerous entity types have been visiting our planet
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with some regularity. What is not very evident from the data herein, but
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somewhat clearer from the transcripts per se, is that entities are
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grouped into two or more types working together in the same craft,
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usually with a strict ranking of duties.
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QUESTIONS:
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1. Do grey-, white-, tan-, dark-, blue- and green-toned
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entities, not to mention extremely tall Nordics, have similar agendas?
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2. Are differences in evolutionary development suggested by the
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number and types of digits on entities' hands? By their ability or
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inability to self-levitate? Between those who use "mindscan" (2) and
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others who do not (or cannot)?
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How does one justify two starkly contrasting impressions that
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are firmly held by many subjects after multiple CE-4 episodes?
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* A considerable number fervently believes the visitors exude
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love and compassion for them as subjects and all of humanity.
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* A smaller but enraged group is equally convinced that the
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intruders are fundamentally evil.
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The new computer purchased jointly by MUFON and the Fund for UFO
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Research is the most powerful beast on the block. In the days (and
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particularly the late nights!) ahead, it will be working overtime,
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assisting the participating researchers to sort through all the data in
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ways that were never before attempted.
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As the first 317 transcripts begin to stretch toward a thousand,
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and the current 95 separate cases approach 300, we will be in a better
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position to answer these nettlesome questions. Let us all cross our
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fingers that we have enough time left.
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Special thanks go to Mark Williams, systems coordinator for the
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project, who integrated the computer system, customized its software,
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and created the insightful graphics in this report. And heartfelt praise
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is due the dozens of dedicated transcriptionists, without whom this
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information could never have been developed.
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END NOTES
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1. David Jacobs, _Secret Life_; Simon & Schuster, 1992.
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2. Ibid
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To broaden the project database, audiotapes are sought from
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others who are primarily engaged in abduction research. Transcriptions
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are without charge and the researcher's postal charges reimbursed. And
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of course the percipients' anonymity is maintained. Contact
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International Director Walter H. Andrus: 103 Oldtowne Rd., Sequin, Texas
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78155; Telephone (210) 379-9216.
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Qualified persons experienced in transcription are always
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invited to join the project. All expenses are reimbursed. Those with a
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computer should specify the make and the wordprocessing software.
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Contact Dan Wright, 117 W. South St., Morrice, Michigan 48857; Telephone
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(517) 625-4880.
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Dan Wright is Manager of the MUFON Abduction Transcription
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project. A MUFON member for 17 years, from 1987 to 1992 he
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served as Deputy Director in charge of investigations. He has
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contributed numerous articles to the journal over the years.
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TABLES
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Table 6: Nonverbal Communications (from 37 of 95 cases)
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Showings, 45% |################################ 32
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Images, (39%) |############################ 28
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Symbols, (10%) |####### 7
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Gestures, (6%) |#### 4
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Table 7: Entity Human-like Behavior (from 51 of 95 cases)
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Caring, (23%) |######################### 25
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Friendliness, (21%) |####################### 23
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Anger/Arguing, (11%) |############ 12
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None |########## 10
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(detachment), (9%) |##########
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Humor-Laughter, (7%) |######## 8
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Fear, (6%) |####### 7
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Surprise, (5%) |###### 6
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Pleased, (5%) |##### 5
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Confusion, (3%) |### 3
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Threat, (2%) |## 2
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Sadness, (2%) |## 2
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Frustration, (2%) |## 2
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Curiosity, (2%) |## 2
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Violence, (1%) |# 1
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Patience, (1%) |# 1
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Need for |# 1
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Acceptance, (1%) |#
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Gratitude, (1%) |# 1
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Table 8, Post-event Effects, (from 29 of 95 cases)
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Nosebleeds, (37%) |############# 13
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Scar |############ 12
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(all areas), (34%) |############
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Headache, (17%) |###### 6
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Healing, (11%) |#### 4
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* THE U.F.O. BBS - http://www.ufobbs.com/ufo *
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