Abduction by the Grays - The Travis Walton Experience

Hey, I'd just like to apologise if this is the wrong place for this thread.

I guess all those who love to read up on alien abductions have surely read about the Walton case, that happened in 1975 ( for more info , Travis Walton info ) .

The strange thing is, most people nowadays who claim to have been victims to ET's curiosity seem to tell a much more interesting tale ( ex : Medical examination followed by A tour of the ship etc etc ) than in older times.

Is this just a mere consequence of Abduction, or are our imaginations being much more stimulated due to the popular rise in sci-fi films ( + better technology so computer enhanced scenes..)

-Unium-

I tend to reckon that interaction between the experience of abductees and their kidnapper/researchers is much like anything else in the trends around us.

For instance, in the construction industry, at some point in time, someone got their skull smased-- then, as a 'society', to show our 'care' of responsibility and to avoid the negative impacts that came through the whole 'blaming' process, hard hats and labor insurance.

It is not a well spelled out parallel. The gist is there.

Taken in context of the "abductee" experience changing from laying on the table with no pain relief, to growing into a 'calming experience' and 'tours of the ship', ect. It is just good business. A phenomena much like hard hats and L & I.

There must have been a catalyst. And maybe it was like the construction industry which has gone on for centuries without all these 'safety' rules. And now they are here, after too many complaints and a rise in the *value* of life.

*also it is more convienient to reuse a happy employee, than train a new one everyday; and, a happy emloyee makes fewer complaints, lives longer, gives positive review by word of mouth, those kind of things.

Applying it to the abduction theory....we don't have to think of alien as *alien*.

People, societies, races, grow, develop, change, improve, decline, conquer, disappear, ...evolve. It is written all over history. So, I don't think it is so much that we are more imaginative, as much as I believe the situation and environment of abductions has actually evolved in front of us due to the cyclical relationship, just as we evolve and change and move around-as a rule.

What actually happened? Shrug. It would be interesting to know. But I haven't heard of any sociology books by Grays about their growth, contact, developments, errors, and successes when dealing with the humans planet of Earth. lol!
Speculation.

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While I am on the fence about whether or not Travis was abducted, one of the things in his favor is what he describes. Some of the points are:

1. It seems to me the aliens took him aboard after injuring him. After his trip through the craft, the aliens put him under because he was threatening to them. The unknown mark on him noted by the doctor could of been an IV feed. That would explain the weight loss without the body using its own proteins. (I had an IV in me at the hospital and did not eat any solid food for four days. I lost more than ten pounds.)

2. The aliens he describes are different than the Hills. There are also two types of aliens which is possible. I do believe more than one race of entities are out there.

3. When the ship did leave him, it waited until he regained conscience. Mr Walton did see the ship leave, and protocol would be to make sure your patient was OK.

My problems have to do with the lie detectors and other problems, but overall the strength of the story cannot be ignored.