The Ultimate Undisputed Real UFO/ET Case

Alright folks, this is my question to you.

In your opinions, which UFO / E.T. case could we agree on being the most likely Ultimate Undisputed authentic / real ?

(please provide proof [links] with your submissions)

www.traviswalton.com

Originally posted by quadricle
Alright folks, this is my question to you.

In your opinions, which UFO / E.T. case could we agree on being the most likely Ultimate Undisputed authentic / real ?

(please provide proof [links] with your submissions)

I think that the Southpark Episode where Cartman gets abducted is the best proof we have so far.

****Note: This is JUST a joke, duh. Please take it as such.****

In all seriousness though, I'm not sure that there is any case of UFO/ET contact that would be "authentic".

I saw the movie, it was prety scary and coroborates many abducties testimonies to their not so fortunate expiriences with "the greys"

Not saying this one is any different from the others.. Just that this abduction happend around 30 mins from my home!

It's a good read and frankly... I have tried to find ways around the theories but none seem plausible enough to stand up to the fact that the lady in question was found hundreds of kilometres away in a small space of time.. Impossible for any means of Human transport... Even Plane....

ufocasebook.com...

Chris

Most of you all are more aware of the 1980 Bentwaters/Woodbridge AFB incident, so I'll just say that one. Its got tons of living government witness testimony, documents (the most important thing), plus an audio tape of the events as they transpired. The debunking of the incident by the government was not only extremely weak, but flies in the face of what everybody saw on the dates in question.

www.ufoevidence.org...

My favorite case, which has very little information about it online is the October 7th, 1965 Edwards AFB incident. Radar returns, documentation, plus audio has been declassified on the event. Never been debunked. I have the full audio that has been decoded so far and its very convincing as to the reality of the subject being extraterrestrial in nature.

www.nicap.dabsol.co.uk...

I agree, Travis Walton, I don't say that it's true, because I don't know if he was really abducted, but it's the most believable case to me.

I still favor Barney and Betty Hill, their experience has been the prototype of abuctions cases to follow.
Time lose, mental changes, regression revealing experimentation, physical marks on the body, physical illiness everything we know commonly associate with abduction case.. strangely enough their was the first that was publized.

Believe what you want

I still favor Barney and Betty Hill, their experience has been the prototype of abuctions cases to follow.
Time lose, mental changes, regression revealing experimentation, physical marks on the body, physical illiness everything we know commonly associate with abduction case.. strangely enough their was the first that was publized.

Yeah, there are strange things about these abductions... I mean, after all these years, none of the abductees have brought back any tool from the aliens? They don't remember anything? I think that is very weird... how do the aliens suppose we should believe in them and their prophecies if we, after all this time, can't come up with one little proof?

So, in my sence, I still doubt most abductions... Maybe this Travis guy and the Hill couple...

Originally posted by heelstone
Most of you all are more aware of the 1980 Bentwaters/Woodbridge AFB incident, so I'll just say that one. Its got tons of living government witness testimony, documents (the most important thing), plus an audio tape of the events as they transpired. The debunking of the incident by the government was not only extremely weak, but flies in the face of what everybody saw on the dates in question.

www.ufoevidence.org...

for UFO's, the best incident for me is Rendlesham too. Not sure about ET, but i seem to remember Halt saying "it seemed to be intelligently controlled"

At this time I also have to lean towards the Rendlesham case.

It has corroborating witnesses, military to boot, audio tape (apparently video also but that hasn't been made public), and radar.

Additionally the witnesses aren't dead so the accounts are first hand.

And finally, it occured in the UK. US UFos can always be attributed to a secret military craft, but such an unorthodox pyramid craft as this one if it were a secret military project, would probably stay on the continental US.

The huge UFO seen at the beginning of the '80s by crew and passengers of a commercial plane in the skies near Anchorage, Alaska. The pilot of the plane clearly reported the sighting and still defends his testimony today. He even claims that both his company and US Government agents (probably the FBI) made somekind of cover up of the incident and personnaly suggested him to stay silent about the incident. Appearantly, they`ve not been strict enough in their cover up tactics as the UFO sighting was reported in Canadian news (and probably in US news) at the time it happened, but still there has not been any follow up after the single time it was reported. I remember the report myself, and you can easily find some serious infos about this sighting on Google.

There are other solid cases of UFO sighting, such as the one I witnessed myself, but this one appears to be the most authentic, and yet the most
intact from public debunking efforts.

UFOs are very real... and this is a reality that could make the most hardened skeptics scream and cry out of fear, but still I stay rational about it... that this is still no proof that those strange objects are from some alien civilisation.

For me these were the ultimate and undisputable UFO cases.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I was there. It changed my life forever.

In terms of sheer evidence the Billy Meier case is good. (see www.figu.org

There are lots of good cases. Roswell, the recent Mexican UFOs, etc.

There are literally thousands of good UFO cases, but the best is probably still Meier's in terms of actual physical evidence.