Nancy C. (hkdmama) - , reviewed Intruders : The Incredible Visitations at Copley Woods on + 35 more book reviews
If you like reading about aliens and UFOs, you will enjoy this book.
Barbara C. (kewl) reviewed Intruders : The Incredible Visitations at Copley Woods on + 469 more book reviews
UFO EXPERIENCES
My request to you, the reader: Do not prejudge. Realize that if any aspect of the UFO phenomenon as reported is true, then any of the rest of the reported phenomena may be true too. The true skeptic cannot, at the beginning, accept the impossibility of anything. Budd Hopkins
My request to you, the reader: Do not prejudge. Realize that if any aspect of the UFO phenomenon as reported is true, then any of the rest of the reported phenomena may be true too. The true skeptic cannot, at the beginning, accept the impossibility of anything. Budd Hopkins
Jessica P. (mysticalzoe) reviewed Intruders : The Incredible Visitations at Copley Woods on + 29 more book reviews
I had read this book when I was 26, I thought it was mind opening, I ha been going through odd things during that period in my life and this book opened up a lot in me. I highly reccomend this book for those types of people, with open minds, and if youlike alien and UFO stories, this is the book for you.
Ross M. (Parrothead) reviewed Intruders : The Incredible Visitations at Copley Woods on + 533 more book reviews
Hopkins, who uses hypnotism in interviewing UFO abduction claimants, argued in his first book, Missing Time, that UFO aliens had inserted implant devices in several children. Here, after researching 125 supposed abductions, he reports on "the apparent interbreeding of an alien species with our own." During hypnotic sessions, men have told of being raped by alien females and women have related experiences interpreted by Hopkins as ova-retrieval and artificial insemination. The book's key case involves Kathie Davis, a 28-year-old Indianapolis mother who described under hypnosis multiple abductions and gynecological operations, and the investigation here extends to the UFO experiences of her children, relatives and friends. Hopkins's disarming manner as he leads the reader through the steps of his research adds credibility to the science-fictional aspects of this account. True or not, the author's speculations equal the excitement generated by his earlier book.
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