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The Alien Abduction Files

By: Kathleen Marden, Denise Stoner
Narrated by: Laural Merlington
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Publisher's Summary

Why would two women separated by thousands of miles share a common thread involving alien abduction? Both cases are supported by multiple witnesses and have substantial evidence. Both women experienced missing time while driving with a companion and were later taken from their homes. Both have been unwilling participants in ongoing experimental procedures that appear to follow family genetic lines. Both witnesses have given detailed descriptions of the crafts - interior, technology, medical procedures, messages from the visitors, and the types of ET they have encountered, including their society's hierarchical structure. Even more startling, both have independently described finding themselves on identical huge craft within the same time frame.

The Alien Abduction Files finally reveals:

  • The little-known details of alien experimental procedures
  • The theoretical science that can explain alien technology
  • The messages conveyed by the ETs to abduction experiencers
  • The vulnerabilities and benefits of living life as an abduction experiencer
  • The evidence that these phenomena are real
©2013 Kathleen Marden and Denise Stoner (P)2014 Tantor

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"The topic of alien abduction is complex and controversial. This book comes closer than others, bringing clarity to the haze of controversy." (Stanton T. Friedman, nuclear physicist, author of Flying Saucers and Science)

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Some parts were a little slow and the narration sounded somewhat like a robot voice. There aren’t natural pauses between words. At first I thought it was too fast but ended up settling on on 1.2x speed for a better flow. I really enjoyed the abduction stories as they were told, which is what I came for. Good stuff.

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Hard not to feel they are out there.

An interesting listen. Having read a number of Delores Cannon books, this book reconfirms that aliens are within our environment and for reasons best known to our leaders, governments are still in denial. Like the way it try's to find medical explanation for the experiences people have, but you have to ask the question, how does the time lapse happen. Overall good read.

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