Don't be afraid. Lock the doors. Turn out the lights and climb into bed. It's time for

heal billing. Dead time. Stories.

Very few thoughts can conjure up more fear and anxiety than being abducted by aliens.

The horror stories described by abductees such as Travis Walton and Barney and Betty

Hill are the thoughts that will keep you awake, quivering in your bed at night. Even with

high profile cases such as these on record, there are still several people who do not believe

in the existence of life outside of the earth, let alone UFOs or abductions. This is mainly

due to a lack of solid evidence to convince the strongest of skeptics.

That being said, the events in January 1976 in Stanford, Kentucky, involving three women

is one of the most credible abduction cases in UFO animals worldwide. This is primarily

due to the physical evidence, animal reaction, electric magnetic effects, and the investigation.

The event was fully reported, researched, and followed up on. If you are one of those people

who do not believe in UFOs or abduction, you just might be a believer after tonight.

January 6, 1976. It was Mona Stanford's 36th birthday.

She was joined by her best friends Louise Smith and the Lank Thomas for a celebratory dinner

at Redwood Restaurant. Redwood Restaurant was located south of Lancaster, Kentucky, 35 miles

from their hometown of Liberty. The three had a great time without the benefit of alcoholic

beverages. After dinner, they started with a thought would be a normal drive back home.

They had no way of knowing the events that would soon transpire. The events that they would

never forget. They left the restaurant at 11.15pm, the three women piled into the 1967 Chevy

Nova driven by Louise Smith. Leaving Stanford and heading for Houstonville on Highway 78,

the three suddenly see a bright red object in the clear night sky. Mona was the first

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