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Fact or fiction, is there anything more terrifying than the idea of being abducted by aliens?

History is littered with such accounts, depicting scenes of horrifying experimentation.

But what if some of these beings were benevolent, instead inviting us to learn from them?

In 1980, one man may have been given that chance. Whether still on this planet or not, his disappearance has left us asking, what happened to Granger Taylor? I'm AIMAWRILLI, BOR,

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BOR, on the On the morning of the 30th of November 1980, the citizens of Duncan, British Columbia

cautiously emerged from their battered and broken homes. Fallen trees block the narrow

logging roads, farm animals had wandered through

smashed fences and debris lay scattered across fields and gardens. The previous evening, the town had

endured one of the fiercest storms in living memory. Gale force winds had knocked out power

across the Cowachin Valley, whilst countless properties were left with shattered windows, stripped rooftops and uprooted trees.

Still, Duncan was a resilient and self-reliant community.

Before long, neighbours were outside with chainsaws, axes and shovels, working together to clear the wreckage

and reconnect vital services. Yet, as the town set about its recovery, there was a quiet sense

that their efforts might have been eased by the presence of one enigmatic figure, a gifted mechanic

and local legend who often solved engineering problems just for the joy of it.

His name was Granger Taylor, but on that storm-lashed night, he had vanished without a trace.

By mid-morning, word spread that Granger had not been seen since the previous evening.

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