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Post by Steve on May 11, 2011 8:42:51 GMT -6
A very thoughtful insightful documentary about a devoted skeptical son dealing with his Mother's beliefs as a alien abduction councilor.
Steve
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Post by paulette on May 11, 2011 11:14:33 GMT -6
Thanks Steve! I was surprised to hear that someone unequivocally passed a polygraph test. Are there others? Is this info being suppressed as well? (OK that's a pretty obvious yes)
I very much enjoyed the interaction between the scientist/vet son and his counsellor/believes in abductees Mom. I wondered if she had had experiences or just was on side with those who report them. When the astrophysicist said - Well if someone says they see a boogey man we shouldn't encourage them I thought - Wow! This is a VERY RECENT construct. Aboriginal children who "saw something" were quizzed very carefully about it. It might be a predator. It might be a mysterious being. There was "room" for this possibility in cultures that walked the land and drew their sustenance from it. We think meat materializes on a Styrofoam tray. And that there are no Boogey Men...
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2011 1:27:20 GMT -6
34:40 to 34:47 looks exactly like the lights I saw in the woods between my house and my neighbor's house... except the first one was blue and the second one was yellow... it looks the same... not moving... then they blinked out together...
Blonde Mongoloids? Very interesting...
They do say that Asian peoples (Mongoloids) have an extra chromosome in their DNA when their DNA is compared to DNA from other human races (I learned that at the university from my history professor).
Hmmmmmm... ~rubbing chin~ And he passed the polygraph too...
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Post by Steve on May 12, 2011 9:24:43 GMT -6
The man who claimed to have had the encounter with the two hybrids (where they?) was big in the UFO circles in Australia and around the world in the UFO community a few years ago. The lie detector test and DNA results (the most interesting of all the facts in that case) lend much credence to the case. The man was astute enough to collect the samples, and his wife was apparently tolerant and supportive about his strange experience.
The case just gets blurred and disappears often among the many tabloid stories (blond mongoloids in the tabloids). But it does seem a bit of gold among the ruff. It is great to see the man featured in the documentary like this too for us to weigh the case more for ourselves.
The DNA analysis is impressive.
Steve
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2011 10:13:12 GMT -6
This case with it's DNA evidence really IS intriguing to me. I was one who Travis Walton had convinced until all of the controversy and the lies about his polygraph. Since then, that's not something I put much stock in..with the right questions ..it can be cheated and after failing the first..they just found someone who asked the right questions for the next. This case is compelling beyond his passing a polygraph.
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Post by Steve on May 13, 2011 1:30:19 GMT -6
The counselor's name, subject of the Documentary is Mary Rodwell, a Registered Nurse (RN).
The man who had the experience with the hybrids in the bedroom (DNA evidence) is Peter Khoury, if anyone is interested in doing Google searches.
Steve
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