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Okay, I might have a theory here about the Betty and Barney Hill case, and it came out of a question I asked in kind of an offhanded way during last week's show.

And that was whether they'd ever consider the possibility that Betty and Barney Hill were the victims of some kind of government

experiment which they rejected out of hand and it wasn't meant as an insult to Betty

Hill's niece or to Stan Friedman it's just something about the layout something

about the situation that may generate that particular possibility.

Now, obviously the first thing about the case is that it's unique.

Those creatures, or at least the creatures specifically described by Betty and Barney Hill,

are not quite the ones that are referred to in most abduction cases. Well, you note that when I asked

Stanton whether or not they had done research to find if there were any other cases where

similar creatures were reported, he sort of slothed off the question. He really didn't address it

head on. Right. But the question is here, they are not the grays. So where do they fit in with the

rest of the UFO mystery? It's like it exists in an island by itself, except for one thing,

the missing time. The missing time scenario was repeated in other instances. But those people,

and I'm not going to suggest at this point whether those cases are real or not,

but for the sake of argument, whatever they are, they don't share much of anything else in terms of the creatures they met.

Yes, there are apparent physical examinations, but these are the gray drones as opposed to creatures who were somewhat taller and somewhat more

communicative that Betty and Barney Hill met?

There are a lot of things like that that came up in the interview gene. And one of the

things I found very odd was when I asked about whether or not there had been any sperm extraction

from Barney Hill, if you listen to the interview, Stanton says, why do you ask that?

Which to me seems like such an obvious question, especially given that we then find out

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