Top 4 Real ALIEN ABDUCTION Cases to Make You Believe

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Top 4 Real Alien Abduction Cases to Make You Believe

Alien abduction stories might be rare but they are more common than you may think. There are strange stories of abduction reported all around the world and The cases on this list are some of the strangest. These are the Top 4 Real Alien Abduction Cases to Make You Believe.

4. Stanford Abduction

Considered as one of the most compelling UFO abduction cases ever recorded, the Stanford Abduction remains a baffling mystery to UFO experts and observers alike.

It happened on January 6, 1976. It was Mona Stafford’s 36th birthday, so she and her two friends, and Elaine decided to celebrate by heading to Redwood restaurant in Lancaster, Kentucky – 35 miles from their hometown of Liberty. After finishing dinner, the three of them then headed back home in what they expected to be a peaceful drive.


3. Elizabeth Klarer

When you think of alien abduction stories, the first thing people check is the reputation of the abductee. And in the case of Elizabeth Klarer, she was nowhere near ordinary.

Born in 1910 in Mooi River, South Africa, Elizabeth grew up fascinated with Zulu legends and stories at a young age.

2. Pascagoula Abduction

It was October 11, 1973 and co-workers, 42-year old Charles Hickson and 19-year old, Calvin Parker, went fishing from an old pier by the Pascagoula River in Mississippi. Hickson had been friends with Parker’s father for a long time, and the young teen recently moved to the Coast as a welder, and was renting a room from Hickson and his wife.

1. Whitley Strieber

Known for his horror novels, Whitley Strieber surprised people when he released his book “Communion,” recounting his experiences with non-human entities.

On December 26, 1985, Strieber was at his upstate New York cabin. By this time, he was already an established writer and was staying at the isolated cabin with his wife and son. He was always wary of intruders and installed a high-tech alarm system there to keep everyone safe.