What is the best credible alien abduction book out there?

If you're looking for an entertaining abduction/contactee case, try 'the Coming of Tan', by Riley Martin. I don't know if he's crazy or not, but he certainly has some interesting information.

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The first book about the Hill incident is called "The Interrupted Journey" by John Fuller. Kathleen Marden and Stanton Friedman wrote a second book that is much more accurate and has the latest data and evidence about the case. It was written a few years ago.

The Allagash Abductions: Undeniable Evidence of Alien Intervention by Raymond E Fowler is also a very good book on the subject.

If you are going to read 'Secret Life' or "The Threat' by David Jacobs, it would be worth listening to the Paratopia shows that exposed his activities with his research subjects. This included him implanting hypnotic suggestions in the mind of one research subject that she had multiple personality disorder, and his belief that hybrids were threatening him on instant messenger. It pays to be careful who you give credence to in this field, regardless of their stature.

Paratopia Episode 57: The Emma Woods Tapes
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Paratopia Episode 60: World Exclusive - Emma Woods. The Interview.
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Paratopia Episode 62: Threatened By Hybrids. The Aftermath.
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I'm not sure if a book has been written yet but there is a full account video available. Do a search on Dr. Jonathon Reed, the most AMAZING alien encounter case that I've ever had the pleasure of researching. The amount of evidence the guy possesses is absolutely unbelievable!

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The book of ENOCH!!!! SPeaks of him being abducted and how the watchers mated with humans and made offspring currently trapped in the ABYSS....

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Im a bit over the abduction thing.

So go no further than Richard Dolan' "UFO' and the National Security State, Vol 2".

Amazon have it, and it doesn't get any better than this.

See my signature below....nuff said

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There's a new book out that might help you. It approaches the UFO phenomenon from a different angle; one that is not talked about by many people. If you go to Amazon.com and type in Unholy Communion in the search bar you'll find a book titled Unholy Communion, authored by David Ruffino. I read this book and it answered a lot of questions for me. Granted, it talks about UFOs and alien abduction from what seems to be an unorthodox position (unorthodox by some UFO researchers) but it helps to fill in some gaps. I enjoyed it and recommend that everyone read it. Hope it helps you too. Sol.

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I dunno, but I would say streibers is the most uncredible, he's a scifi writer turned salesman of his newly found scifi uh I mean non-scifi story about aliens and space ships MIB, you name it. E.T. picked a pretty good specimin to put an implant behind his ear, too coincidental if you ask me.

He may be a 'nice guy', and his Christopher Walken movie might be ok, but I still can't buy a word the guy says.

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Dr Reed is Dr Bogus if you haven't heard. If you believe Reeds story I kinda feel sorry for you.

The Gods of Eden, not exactly an abduction book, but I think it might be just what you are looking for. You can find it on amazon.com for cheap.

I liked The Fairies-Real encounters with the little people by Janet Bord
In her book she talk about the ufo/fairies connection and all the reports of the fairies which are similer to today ufo/aliens.

For exsample
Back then people used to report fairies as Bald and short man that come at night and steal your babys and children. Sound familiar dosent it? Because people of today who have contact with these short gray man called gray/greys report being taken to room in there ship and being showed hybrid children or babys in tubes growing.

Intruders by Bud Hopkins is excellent!

LOL at recommending Johnathan Reed

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Travis Walton's fire in the sky the true story unlike the hollywood sham film made in 1993. Highly recommended.

www.travis-walton.com...

Budd Hopkins has the best material out there that i have read.

Budd Hopkins - Intruders and his other book Missing Time. Striebers Communion is a good read but his books after that go a bit off edge and seem to be a work of his imagination and fictional.

Can anyone suggest a good book on alien intervention theory?

Here's the name of a book I read first about abductions and I can really recommend it because it was written by Prof. Dr. John E. Mack: "Abduction. Human Encounters With Aliens. Scribner, Boston 1994, ISBN 0-684-19539-9".

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Originally posted by Dalbeck
Here's the name of a book I read first about abductions and I can really recommend it because it was written by Prof. Dr. John E. Mack: "Abduction. Human Encounters With Aliens. Scribner, Boston 1994, ISBN 0-684-19539-9".

That book. John Mack was the man. He wasn't scared to say what he felt unlike most people who think like this:

"Ohh boo hoo I can't tell anyone because I'm afraid people won't believe me" blah blah blah etc etc...

Fear is the real problem. I can't tell you how many folks in my lifetime have told me "be yourself." Or "I don't care what others think." But when it comes to topics like this people do keep quiet. They're afraid. Afraid they'll lose friends. Family. The person that lays them. The person or group which employs them. Etc. So they die having not lost those things, yet never figured out who/what they really are. That is a habit we are going to break in this century my friend. We need to get humanity back on the right track of being true to ourselves.

David Jacobs writes well but he's not a very spiritual person so he really tends to demonize aliens and their motives. His writing reflects his belief that experiencers are victims of aliens. His beliefs (IMO) fall apart when viewed through a greater context of the meaning of life.

If you can stomach the Mack book then I also recommend:

The Other Sky by Landi and David
The Custodians by Dolores Cannon
Reaching for Reality by Constance

I would definitely start with The Interrupted Journey. The Betty and Barney Hill story.

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Boy, at the Travis Walton link, I browsed threw some of the free excerpts, because I saw the movie on TV. Now didn't that movie take a lot of leaps and simply just make up the whole spacecraft accounts, and not just dramatize what Travis wrote. The movie is a totally different story.

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Very true. The movie was nothing like the experience he claims.

I have just started reading Taken by Karla Turner. It started out good, however I quit reading when I was a quarter into the book. I skipped to later chapters and it got even worse. The book really makes no sense to me whatsoever and my gut feeling is that it was just meant to deceive. Either that or it is a product of severe mental illness of one or several people.