Top Secret Alien Abduction Files: What the Government Doesn’t Want You to Know

226 Pages·2018·6.987 MB·English

by  Nick Redfern

What the Government Doesn’t Want You to Know
For decades, people have reported close encounters with extraterrestrial
entities. Witnesses describe being kidnapped by large-headed, black-eyed
creatures known as the Greys. Now it’s been discovered that there is another
aspect to the alien abduction controversy, something that has come to be
known as military abductions or MILABS.
According to numerous abductees, after being kidnapped by aliens they
are kidnapped again . . . by the government. These follow-up events are
the work of a powerful group hidden deep within the military and the
intelligence community. It is the secret agenda of this highly classified
organization to figure out what the so-called Greys are really up to by
interrogating those who have come face-to-face with the UFO phenomenon.
Redfern’s explosive new book explores why the government is secretly
compiling files on alien abductees. And he reveals the shocking truth about
the sinister dimensions of the alien abduction issue—an issue that has
implications for our national security.
Nick Redfern is the author of numerous books
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ISBN: 978-1-938875-16-8
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Names: Redfern, Nicholas, 1964- author.
Title: Top secret alien abduction files : what the government doesn’t want
you to know / Nick Redfern.
Description: Newburyport, MA : Disinformation Books, an imprint of Red Wheel/
Weiser, LLC, [2018] | Includes bibliographical references.
Identifiers: LCCN 2018033908 | ISBN 9781938875168
Subjects: LCSH: Alien abduction--United States. | United States--Politics and government.
Classification: LCC BF2050 .R444 2018 | DDC 001.942--dc23
LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2018033908
Cover design by Kathryn Sky-Peck
Interior photos/images by Nick Redfern
Interior by Gina Schenck
Typeset in Adobe Garamond Pro and Arial
Printed in Canada
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CONTENTS
Introduction ix
Chapter 1
Before the Abductees There Were the Contactees 1
Chapter 2
The Men Who Got Carried Away 13
Chapter 3
An Abductee Goes to “Another Place” 27
Chapter 4
Who Are the Real Abductors? 35
Chapter 5
An Alien Abduction and a “Special Intelligence” 41
Chapter 6
Plucked from the Road 45
Chapter 7
Meanwhile, on the Other Side of the Pond . . . 57
Chapter 8
Alien Encounter at an Old Bridge 65
Chapter 9
“Undersized Creatures Similar to Members of the Human Race” 73
Chapter 10
The Rise of the Black Helicopters 81
Chapter 11
Abducted: But by Aliens or the Military? 91
Chapter 12
Cattle Mutilations, Black Helicopters, and the FBI 97
Chapter 13
Mysterious Helicopters, UFOs, and Abductions 107
Chapter 14
Nightmares Under New Mexico 115
Chapter 15
An Encounter on the Moors 129
Chapter 16
Spying on a Bestselling Abductee 135
Chapter 17
A Witness to an Underground Realm Speaks 143
Chapter 18
Surveillance in the 1990s 149
Chapter 19
MILABS in the Twenty-First Century 155
Chapter 20
The Implant Issue 165
Chapter 21
Mothman Apocalypse 173
Chapter 22
The Government Wants Answers 183
Conclusions 189
Acknowledgments 195
Bibliography 197

INTRODUCTION
We live in a world in which secret surveillance is becoming ever
more dominating. Just about every bit of data on our smart-
phones can be secretly accessed. Our every online activity can
be scrutinized behind closed doors. Even our smart TVs are
wide open to hackers. And who is responsible? The government, of course.
Regardless of what you or I think of the Edward Snowden affair and its at-
tendant revelations, the fact is that Snowden demonstrated—to an extraor-
dinary and disturbing degree—just how much of a 1984-like society we
have become. And in an incredibly short period of time, too. The National
Security Agency (NSA) and other agencies of government have the ability
to penetrate just about every aspect of our private lives: our medical re-
cords, where we take our vacations, what books we might buy on Amazon,
and more are all issues that can be easily accessed with the right technology.
But it’s not just government that has taken us down a path to an Orwellian
nightmare. The surveillance state is now a part of our culture, too: take,
for example, the outrageous trend of companies now regularly demanding
access to the passwords of the Facebook accounts of their employees.