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Alien abduction stories have spread widely over the last hundred years, though a large proportion did not truly hit their stride until the 1961 Barney and Betty Hill abduction. After the Hill abduction, investigators collected more and more accounts, usually, though not always, elicited through hypnosis. Some abductees report their abductions as warm, pleasant experiences with intense psychic contact. Other abductees have reported that aliens conducted scientific experiments or operations on their unwilling patients. How can these vastly different experiences be explained? Some witnesses claimed repeated experiences that started when they were children. The clear implication was that UFO beings (typically described in these instances as little, gray humanoids with oversize heads, slanted eyes, two holes for a nose and Titan Rise Power a slit for a mouth) had a long-term interest in certain human beings. Some abductees even reported that the abductors had put small implants - usually said to be tiny balls inserted through the nose and (apparently) into the brain via a long needle - inside their bodies.

Some female abductees reported sexual experiences followed by pregnancies that would be terminated in a follow-up abduction some months later. During later abductions, the UFO entities would show the women strange-looking children, apparently human-alien hybrids, whom they would sense were their own. This phenomenon prompted a question that continues to perplex both ufologists and modern scientists alike: Why would an otherworldly entity take interest in some humans over others? Even some abduction researchers rejected them, preferring - in common with UFO skeptics - to believe "abductions" were fantasies generated by the process of hypnosis itself. Contrary to popular understanding, hypnosis is no royal road to the truth. Hypnotic subjects are in a highly suggestible state and may seek to please the hypnotist. Thus, if the hypnotist asks leading questions, the subject could be led to provide the desired answers. Hypnosis can lead to the creation of vivid and convincing but inaccurate recollections.