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Episode 86 - Hot Leads Cold Cases Guests Kathleen Marden & Denise Stoner, UFO Experts and Abductee

from Hot Leads Cold Cases Podcast · host Nancy du Tertre

06/07/13 - "The Skeptical Psychic" Nancy du Tertre, host of CBS radio show "Hot Leads Cold Cases" interviews two top ufologists and co-authors of a new book "The Alien Abduction Files: The Most Startling Cases of Human-Alien Contact Ever Reported." Kathleen Marden, the niece of one of the most famous UFO abductees of all times, Betty Hill, is a hypnotherapist and experienced ufologist who investigated the case of fellow ufologist Denise Stoner. Denise, who has experienced missing time and alien abductions since the age of 2, recounts some amazing conscious and recovered memory recollections of her experiences aboard UFO craft. She also talks about how she and Kathleen were able to piece together information which independently corroborated her experiences. Remarkable stories - sitting paralyzed in her car while it floated sideways off the road and ended up, hours later, in a different location in what felt like the blink of an eye! Also, learning how UFO craft are powered!

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