I was introduced to a woman who states that she and her entire family interacted with several extraterrestrial alien races for many decades.

This remarkable woman's name is Evelyn B. and she is 72-years old. Before she retired, she worked as a reporter. She has a very unique view of her visitors and claims to have felt no fear while in their presence.

For the past five months we have been corresponding by email. A friend named "MJ" suggested I write Evelyn because she was a nice person and had a great story to tell.

After reading sections of her story she seemed detached from her experiences with the visitors. It is as if she was an observer and the events she was retelling were those of someone else. When I pointed this out to her she said, "Interesting question, Thanks. My 'almost detached' reporting style: definitely a mark of maturity! Having been a reporter helps."

She recalls in great detail encounters with races known as "The Nordics," "The Invisibles" and "The Greys."

http://www.ufodigest.com/news/1106/evelyn.html

Although I maintain alien abductions can and do happen- this is an weak case I'm afraid.

Taken from the link-

She crossed the street and arrived at the tree, which bordered on a large field. As if directed, she turned and looked where she knew the man was standing, but only sensed the vibration in the air. Decades later the alien in the movie, "Predator," reminds her of this man!

This is not a good sign

Evelyn said that bits and pieces of the events with extraterrestrials have come back to her, but it was her curiosity that made her seek out help and undergo hypnotic regression in 2003 to regain more memories.

She is hoping to undergo more hypnotherapy to answer questions, which have arisen since her last regression. She would really like to know why she told her mother that a monster, which resembled "The Wolf Man", was chasing her and her sister! Evelyn wonders if this type of alien is like the Yeti: a race resembling Chewbacca from Star Wars?

This is a major warning sign.

Yeah, I find this has a foul smell to it as well. Anybody going through hypnotic regression I would be very weary to trust.

Best,
Badeskov

"Although I maintain alien abductions can and do happen- this is an weak case I'm afraid.

Taken from the link-

She crossed the street and arrived at the tree, which bordered on a large field. As if directed, she turned and looked where she knew the man was standing, but only sensed the vibration in the air. Decades later the alien in the movie, "Predator," reminds her of this man!

This is not a good sigh"


ya that would be a couincidence.
what did her sister say?

I have this new project to stakeout abductees and see if they are really being abducted. I will have to add her to my list. I'm ready to find out what is going on, so I am going to put my money where my mouth is and start being pro-active in finding some answers.

You know perhaps the reason she mentioned a "chewbacca" like creature and something like the "predator" alien, is because she didnt know how else to describe them and knew that was the best way to do it. Because that was what it was similiar to.

But maybe not

I totally agree- this is not a problem but I can understand why the skeptic would stop reading as soon as certain Sci-fi films are mentioned in an account.
The problem I meant to high-light was this line she turned and looked where she knew the man was standing, but only sensed the vibration in the air.

Not really strong enough- sensing and feeling vibrations.