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>Travis Walton
On November 5, 1975, Travis Walton, then a 22-year-old logger, was working in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest with six other men as part of a timber crew. As they drove home in a pickup truck around 6 p.m., they spotted a bright, disc-shaped object hovering silently just above a clearing. Walton, curious and impulsive, exited the vehicle and approached it. Suddenly, a beam of blue-green light shot out from the craft and struck him. His coworkers said it looked like Walton was thrown backward violently, and believing he had been killed, they fled in panic. When they returned minutes later, Travis was gone.
Walton disappeared for five days. A massive manhunt ensued involving police, helicopters, and search dogs. His coworkers were suspected of foul play—possibly murder—and were subjected to polygraph tests, which they passed, bolstering their credibility.
Then, on November 10, Walton suddenly reappeared at a gas station in Heber, Arizona, disoriented and in poor health. He claimed he had been aboard a craft occupied by non-human beings and had just been returned.
Under both conscious recall and hypnosis, Walton described being inside a metallic room where he encountered short, large-eyed humanoids—described similarly to the archetypal "Greys." He later saw more human-like beings, wearing tight blue uniforms, who escorted him through a corridor to another room. At some point, a transparent mask was placed over his face, and he lost consciousness. He said he awoke outside the gas station with only fragmented memories and a deep sense of disorientation. He reported feeling like only a few hours had passed, not days.
I am just going to keep going until somebody tells me to stop. Sorry for not greentexting this, I highly prefer paragraph form.
>Travis Walton
On November 5, 1975, Travis Walton, then a 22-year-old logger, was working in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest with six other men as part of a timber crew. As they drove home in a pickup truck around 6 p.m., they spotted a bright, disc-shaped object hovering silently just above a clearing. Walton, curious and impulsive, exited the vehicle and approached it. Suddenly, a beam of blue-green light shot out from the craft and struck him. His coworkers said it looked like Walton was thrown backward violently, and believing he had been killed, they fled in panic. When they returned minutes later, Travis was gone.
Walton disappeared for five days. A massive manhunt ensued involving police, helicopters, and search dogs. His coworkers were suspected of foul play—possibly murder—and were subjected to polygraph tests, which they passed, bolstering their credibility.
Then, on November 10, Walton suddenly reappeared at a gas station in Heber, Arizona, disoriented and in poor health. He claimed he had been aboard a craft occupied by non-human beings and had just been returned.
Under both conscious recall and hypnosis, Walton described being inside a metallic room where he encountered short, large-eyed humanoids—described similarly to the archetypal "Greys." He later saw more human-like beings, wearing tight blue uniforms, who escorted him through a corridor to another room. At some point, a transparent mask was placed over his face, and he lost consciousness. He said he awoke outside the gas station with only fragmented memories and a deep sense of disorientation. He reported feeling like only a few hours had passed, not days.
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