On February 25, 1987, the book, Communion, a true story, hit the bookshills, and by the end

of one week, rocketed to a spot on the National Best Sellers List.

The narrative that the author laid out was of a terrifying experience in encountering

beings that were not of this earth.

These visitors, whose descriptions resonated with others who had similar experiences, performed

nightmarish examinations on the unsuspecting author and left him with what he claims,

was a fragmented memory and debilitating maladies immediately following his encounter.

He would publicly acknowledge his experience and a test to its veracity as he seemed

to pass three separate lie detector tests administered on different occasions.

His book, whose cover features the bone-chilling portrait of what many people would identify

as a gray alien, would go on to become a permanent fixture in the field of UFO abductions.

This case filed, join the theorists as they hold onto their butts and get it in the

rear with the alien gear, with, with leastriebers, abduction experience.

Welcome to alien theorists theorizing case file 205, Whitley Striebers space erotic.

I'm Braden.

I'm Zell.

I'm Dan.

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