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As I was on the way to Area 51, I was stopping on the side of the road and just taking measurements.

And I found this one spot where time slowed down by a fraction of a second. It's not supposed to do that.

From the two big categories, animal mutilations and human abduction, you have to conclude that genetic material is being harvested.

I reached for a rifle and I turned and looked and it was already moving away. And it was descending the bluff. There's no way any human could have went down.

It was probably a 75 degree angle straight down, almost.

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Hey guys, welcome to episode 241 of Hillbilly Horror Stories. I'm Jerry and I'm Tracy.

Tracy, we have all kinds of fun stuff to get to later, but show updates and stuff that we'll get to after we get through the main portion of the show.

We have a special guest tonight, author, Drew Beeson. And it's been a long time since I've been this excited about an interview we did.

But this guy is high energy and we talk about all kinds of stuff. Can't wait for him.

First, we want to thank all of our military and civil servants all over the world and we're going to reach your represent. Thanks to all of you for what you do.

Absolutely. You guys, we want to thank you for keeping us safe, protecting us. I know it's so hard to be away from your families.

But we love you and we pray for you guys every day and anything anybody else does, nurses, doctors, all that fun stuff, ambulance drivers.

You guys try to make it a point when you see one just to thank them and you would be really surprised how surprised they are that somebody did that.

That's happened to me a couple of times this week. One guy I said thank you for your service. He goes, wait, what?

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