John E. Mack

People who have been abducted by aliens have similar experiences. Therapists can determine how likely a claim of abduction is by comparing the experience with other known cases of alien abduction. If there are no significant differences, chances are the person has been abducted by aliens. Abductees are usually alone (but not always) when the aliens appear. They are unable to resist the aliens, who transport them in a beam of light to their spaceship. Once inside the spaceship, many abductees are forced to undergo a medical exam by the aliens who either insert or remove an implant into the abductee's body. Sometimes the abductees are forced to undergo an intrusive sexual procedure. John E. Mack is a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. He is the founding director of Program for...