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There are many accounts of alien abduction that have littered the tabloids, big and small screens, and hundreds of books for decades now.

Some appear to be completely fabricated or just couldn't stand the test of scientific or psychological rigor.

But there are those rare cases that truly leave even the most skeptical of minds utterly baffled.

Today, I cover an abduction case that has stood the

test of time and remains one of the most interesting and credible accounts to date.

This is the incredible story of Betty Andreessen and the Andreessen Affair. In the city of

South Ashburnham, Massachusetts on the the night of January 25, 1967,

one of the most celebrated cases of UFO abduction began. Betty Andresen was working in her kitchen

while her seven children, mother, and father were in the living room. Shortly after 6.30 p.m., the lights in the house

briefly blinked. Immediately thereafter, a reddish light began to beam through the kitchen window.

The sudden darkness in the house set the kids' nerves on edge, and Betty ran to comfort them.

Her father ran into the kitchen to peer out the window and

find the source of the unusual light. To his utter shock, he saw five odd-looking beings coming

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