David Paulides

nivek

As Above So Below
Its possible alien abductions or a better word kidnappings is a reasonable explanation of some of the disappearances. I read a case where a creature mimicked his grandmother and wanted him to come with her and the creature also wanted to take stool samples from him...He was camping with his parents in a national park and was missing for a few hours if memory serves.
 

Toroid

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Here's that story. I'm thinking they extract DNA from the stool for cloning purposes.

What do missing people who are later found describe they experienced during the time they were missing? What are their stories? - Quora
About three weeks after the incident, John Doe's grandmother says her grandson told her that "he didn't like his other grandma Kappy". (Kappy is the boy's name for grandma Kathy)

When she asked him to explain further, he said, "[sic] Don't you remember when I was lost in the woods? The other grandma Kappy grabbed me and took me to a creepy place, she's really a robot. It was a cave with spiders, and there was purses and guns. I was too scared, so I didnt touch anything. But, when she climbed a ladder, the light made her look like a robot. There were other robots too, but they didnt move. She made me lay down to look at my tummy, then she tried to get me to poop on a sticky paper, but I couldnt go.

She told me that I am from outer space, and they put me in my moms tummy. Then she took me back to the river and said to wait under the bush until someone found me."

She also states that her grandson said: "[sic]she had your same hair, your feet and even your face". That scared her deeply, the idea of some kind of doppleganger taking on her own image to abduct her grandson. She says she got the impression that her grandson may have been talking about a 'hologram' because of the way he described the light sparkling on the strange woman.

His grandmother was horrified and called her son (the boy's father) who told her that he had also heard the same story from the boy a few days ago.

She admitted that she would've probably written off her grandson's story to a child's overactive imagination, if it wasn't for a strange experience that happened to her a year ago when she was camping in the same area near Fowler's campground in McCloud, California.

She claims she woke up one morning face down in the dirt, having been removed from her tent and sleeping bag. And she had a puncture wound on the back of her head. She said she felt violently ill that morning, and felt strangely emotionless, so she thought she'd been bitten by a poisonous spider. She said she was with a friend who'd been sleeping in his separate camper, and he also woke up with a 'bite' on the back of his neck, and he felt ill as well. The only thing strange she could recall was seeing 'red eyes' shining through the trees in their flashlights night night before, which they thought were deer.
 

nivek

As Above So Below
The site works for me...
 
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