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Aboard a Flying Saucer the Adventures of Two 'Kidnapped' Humans
Central Intelligence Agency · 2001-03-12 · 29 pages · text by OCR
This CIA-released copy, approved for release in 2001, reproduces a LOOK magazine condensation of John G. Fuller's book The Interrupted Journey. It recounts Betty and Barney Hill's September 19, 1961 sighting near Indian Head, New Hampshire, their two missing hours, Dr. Benjamin Simon's hypnosis sessions and Walter Webb's NICAP investigation. Simon found neither patient psychotic but said nothing was proved. The file also includes an Air Force UFO report form and a letter from J. Allen Hynek urging scientific study of UFOs.
“Nevers”11 pages
- p. 1 …The doctor says, "I never saw the reporter, refused to be interviewed by him, or to…
- p. 2 …stop the car and look! You've never seen anything like this in your life."
He…
- p. 3 …He had never seen eyes like that before.
With every ounce of energy he could summon…
- p. 4 …But the dreams themselves stopped abruptly after five days and never returned. Years later, under Dr…
- p. 6 …His eyes! His eyes! I've never seen eyes like that before.
- p. 7 …I've never seen eyes slanted like that. They began to be round—and went back…
- p. 11 …I won't forget about it! You can take the book, but you can never, never…
- p. 12 …She never told me that. I was lying on the table, and I felt them examining…
- p. 14 …I had never dreamed consciously of a UFO in my life until here recently. And I…
- p. 16 …As the tapes went deeper and deeper into the part I had never remembered, there was…
- p. 29 …3) UFO's are never reported by scientifically trained people. This is unequivocally false. Some of…
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is under it. The text was read from the page images by an OCR model; expect the odd misread word. 29 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.