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EPISODE · Apr 12, 2025 · 1H 38M

Elizabeth Anglin: The Struggles Of An Alien Abductee

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Welcome Back Everyone! Today we have an excellent interview regarding someone who worked alongside Dr John E. Mack in the '90s. Elizabeth Anglin was one of Dr Mack's first research subject. She dives into some of her family stories and also many of her own. From abductions, visitations, to sightings, having missing time, the hybrid program, to a friend that might have been killed during an abduction event and to finally reaching out to Bud Hopkins whom he transferred her to Dr Mack..Today's interview is an excellent one. Enjoy!📺Thanks for watching!📺Please support the channel by subscribing and sharing 🔔 Experiencer Interviews contact email : [email protected] me continue this amazing endeavor!PayPal Donations: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=9MDSGMYK3KACLBuy us a coffee with Ko-fi! https://ko-fi.com/experiencer_interviewsFollow us on our social channel 🙏 👇Experiencer Interviews Official Facebook Page :https://www.facebook.com/ExperiencerInterviewsOfficialExperiencer Interviews Official Facebook Private Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/6724169817631478Elizabeth Anglin's Biography:Elizabeth Anglin is the author of the book titled Experience: Memoirs of an Abducted Childhood. A book about living as an alien abductee and an abduction research subject. She is a lifelong experiencer, and her youth was a storm of terribly strange events. Elizabeth would eventually meet Dr. John E. Mack, becoming one of his first research subjects as he began his research to make sense of the contact experience. She worked with him from 1990 through 1997.Elizabeth was a skeptic. Though she had experienced some strange things, and was afraid of aliens for most of her childhood, she considered her fears to be irrational. She didn’t believe friends and family members who said they saw aliens, or had relationships with aliens, or even...had been alien in a past life. She thought they were suffering from stress, or an inability to distinguish dreams from reality. Then, on November 29, 1989, she found herself face to face with an alien in her apartment, and realized this kind of event had happened before. Even worse, she realized that a boy she knew growing up had probably been killed when an abduction experience went wrong, and that aliens can make mistakes…sometimes deadly mistakes. Terrified, she contacted abduction researcher Budd Hopkins, who put her in touch with Dr. John Mack at Harvard University. Soon after, she became one of the first abductees to research abduction experiences with Dr. Mack.Elizabeth appears as the abductee "Anne" discussing the nature of time in the book "Abduction" by Dr. John E. Mack and as "Amy" in "Alien Discussions - Proceedings of the Abduction Study Conference held at MIT". As a member of a wider group of abductees, her information also appears in John E. Mack's "Passport to the Cosmos."Her book can be purchased on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Experience-Memoirs-Abducted-Childhood-1/dp/099124401XHer website:https://www.realspiritmedium.com/#extraterrestrial  #aliens 

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