ing of car ignitions. Such claims, as Bob Bletchman in an interview explained, are the best evidence due to their testimonial consistency. When you have hundreds of people on an individual basis, from all backgrounds, depict the same scenario time and time again, there is little room to doubt their truthfulness. People even assert that they've seen the pilots: described anywhere between two inch bees to Nazis (Fitzgerald 3) to little green men with six fingers.An eerie complement of UFO sightings are these strange and exact circular patches of parched, bent, but not cracked vegetation. Such mysterious circles are believed to be the place of the saucers' landing. Even more interesting, the circles can't bear any vegetable growth for many years afterwards (Life 125). Many allege that not only have they been visited, but kidnapped too. Monaghan 7One of my main research sources, a curious, but perhaps crafty David Jacobs, Ph.D., took 60 men and women who claimed abduction and put them under hypnosis in an effort to document and establish whether all this mumbo jumbo is true. Although generally most abductees remember nothing but the fact that they were abducted, hypnosis proved to uncover many layers of lost memories. Through these hypnotic sessions, Dr. Jacobs claimed to have found many reasons the aliens "gave" for such abductions: scientific research, crossbreeding and general observance of the human condition. He also "discovered" many underlying messages from the aliens: They mean no harm. They care and respect humans and do only that which is necessary. His book sounded very convincing, but perhaps too convincing. Through careful reading, I began to realize that this Dr. Jacobs is full of bologna. Session after session, Dr. Jacobs fabricates his "patients'" conversations with the aliens. However, the conversations sound too repetitive in personality and too sensational in respect to the aliens' response. In an effort t...
