And
suddenly it came to my mind the Betty and Barney Hill case. The one that fantasy
journalist John Fuller wrote about in his now famous book: “An interrupted
journey”.
Well,
if you review the whole case, it has all the elements to support the
extraterrestrial myth developed by the “manipulators”, as Dr. Jacques Vallée
likes to call them.
I
have no doubt that the Hills were the deliberate victims of a well mounted
scenario, that they were kidnapped and subject to some despicable and devious
procedures, and then left to their own devices while the kidnappers went away.
After
the traumatic experience, Betty and Barney will go to read many books about
“UFOs”, will be interviewed extensively by Walter N. Webb and two other
investigators, and a real mix of data about what happened with them plus the
involuntary input done by those interrogators, and very important psychological
factors (the distortion theory of José Antonio Caravaca for instance) who takes
into account a map of the invasion of
Normandy the Hills have displayed in their home, and the face of an “alien”
belonging to one chapter of the TV series “The Outer Limits” that the Hills
saw, altogether, combined, gave at the end the case.
Dr.
Benjamin Simon, who submitted the Hills to a series of hypnosis sessions, never
thought that extraterrestrials were really involved.
If
you take your time to review this case, probably you would be able to discover
a series of very important details –described by the kidnapped couple—that
contribute to think on a parallel human reality as responsible for what
happened.
It
is just a suggestion.
Milton W. Hourcade
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