Secret Life: Firsthand, Documented Accounts of Ufo Abductions

by David M. Jacobs

Overview

Revealing and unsettling interviews with over sixty real-life individuals who claim they were abducted by aliens from the author of The UFO Controversy in America.

In Secret Life, retired professor David M. Jacobs takes us into the private world of those abducted by aliens, letting them describe in their own words what it is like to be abducted. Based on interviews with sixty individuals and more than 300 independently corroborated accounts, Secret Life presents the most complete and accurate picture of alien abductions ever compiled. Dr. Jacobs takes the reader on a minute-by-minute journey through a typical abduction experience and describes in detail the bizarre physical, mental and reproductive procedures that abductees claim have been administered by small alien beings. Jacobs draws from these interviews a profoundly unsettling reason behind the abductions: aliens are conducting a complex reproductive experiment involving the conception, gestation. or incubation of human and alien hybrid beings.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781439136775
Publisher:	Atria Books
Publication date:	04/16/1993
Sold by:	SIMON & SCHUSTER
Format:	eBook
Pages:	256
Sales rank:	811,472
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

David M. Jacobs is a historian, a retired associate professor of history at Temple University, and a leading authority on unidentified flying objects. He is the author of The UFO Controversy in America and Secret Life.

Read an Excerpt

I discovered that, in general, it made little difference where the abductions occurred. The people I interviewed described being abducted from every region of the country (and around the world as well), from cities and rural areas, highways and isolated roads, single homes and apartment complexes. Although in the main they did not know each other, they all told the same stories; They were abducted by strange looking Beings, subjected to a variety of physical and mental "procedures", and then put back where they had been taken. They were powerless to control the event, and, when it was over, they promptly forgot nearly all of it. Most were left with the feeling that something had happened to them, but they were not sure exactly what it was. I also found that some of the abductees remembered events without the aid of hypnosis; their stories were the same as those whose memories were recovered with hypnosis.