This is the most famous UFO "incident" in the United States and it spawned a genre of Alien horror all on its own!
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Unfortunately, the story is changed by the actual central character himself, Mr Travis Walton after talking to researcher JP Robinson.
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The aliens now killed him by accident and they took him inside the UFO to bring him back to life. But, as far as I know, the Alien tortured him and well, did unspeakable things to him...
That's not exactly in keeping with what the film said, what he says and then there's the book. Was he an advisor on the film? and was the film solely or in part based on the truth?
And just how much "director discretion" or creative licence did he use on the film because it's true that the film was based on his book also titled Fire In The Sky.
According to the Express, here's the link to this post it's the most convincing UFO Alien abduction case in history. But the website occupyory dot org (which no longer exists) claims he's made it all up.
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In the early days, the National Enquirer ran the story in 1975 but did you know that there was history in his immediate family members of UFO and Alien abduction claims and he failed a polygraph test which the National Enquirer did with his consent?
You should read the Metabunk story regarding the driver of the pickup truck on that very night called Mike Rogers the crew boss! Here's a quick snippet of the interview:
Mike Rogers the crew boss was driving the truck that night. In this brief informal interview, he says Travis discussed with him creating a UFO hoax, and that "it was all deliberate, it was all a staged thing."
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We must afford the same beliefs to the crew boss because it's equal when we come to believe what happened that night! Travis gets no preference treatment and neither does Mike Rogers! So who's telling the truth? But I've also found this about Mike Roger's:
Mike Rogers, a member of the group, would later describe it as a "luminous object, shaped like a flattened disc."
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And here's another which also claims that Travis said one of the Alien in blue overalls and a glass helmet knocked him out after he escaped and ran through the craft. I thought they were helping him. Read that here.
Which is the full Travis Walton UFO abduction truth:
- The book.
- The film.
- The word of mouth.
- The new twist.
- Mike Rogers crew boss.
So, just what the hell is going on with this whole thing? What's real, what's fake, what's misconstrued, what's whispers, half-truths and exaggerated?
In fact, can I even make sense of this because there are 3 major parts to this story?
There's number 1. The actual, "actual" incident.
There's number 2. The Hollywood film Fire In The Sky story which to some will be the complete story. There's number 3. We've now got another completely different interpretation by the actual central character Travis Walton.
This is the link to Travis Walton's Wikipedia page I'll add a quick rundown of the "just" of it:
Quote:The Travis Walton UFO incident was an alleged alien abduction of American forestry worker Travis Walton by a UFO on November 5, 1975, while he was working in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests near Snowflake, Arizona. Walton was missing for five days and six hours.
So, I'm afraid it's been controlled disastrously, the narrative has changed at least 3 times that I've come across and the last thing anyone needs when they're trying to convince an already sceptical public is for the main story to change. And to boot, its blooming changed 3 times!
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It's one of those conspiracies that can't be verified, it can't be proved one way or another or it can't be confirmed at least by traditional measures yet it's cemented into the psychology of people as real. Or at least as real of a horror story that can be.
Nobody seems to realise that the whole story has changed and it seems like we've had a major piece of wool pulled over the collective eyes of the public. He's now telling people that he was killed and brought back to life, check out this story with source links.
This is the horrific Extraterrestrial representation from the Hollywood film "Fire In The Sky" which by the way was filmed in 1993 and had some amazing graphics and unbelievably terrifying scenes. If it's a true representation of what Travis Walton experienced while in this frightening UFO then omg no human should have undergone such trauma. Was Travis Walton an advisor to the Fire In The Sky movie? Because if he was then that's another avenue of worry for the credibility of this whole story.
He should set the story straight by doing a full story reading of his book in his own words, how it was intended for it to come across and he should elaborate while reading the book where needed! That's exactly how all the mystery surrounding this major UFO experience would be put to rest or validated. Either way, it's changed and the story has now irreversible changes because Travis himself has changed the whole perception of it. He says he was killed by a laser blast, I kid you not!
Check out this link.
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Travis Walton now states that he died and the Alien brought him onto their craft (I suppose the word spaceship would be a correct description) and brought him back to life because they killed him by accident - which is straight from the horse's mouth so to speak. Anyone knows that a story doesn't change overnight, it's a calculated response to a question which he must have been asking himself, and all it took was someone to ask him. But, anyway, the story has now fundamentally changed and that's that. There's no going back now, it can't be unsaid. Hopefully, we will one day make sense of it all because there's nothing like time, time will make sense of everything and time reveals all, just like it will hopefully do so here.
Maybe he thought everyone would be gullible enough and stupid enough to go along with this fundamental story change I'm not sure. I have to ask these awkward questions and make these awkward assumptions because I'd do the same to anyone else who changed a story 3 bloody times! There's a part of me that's angry or very sad anyway that we're put in this position because lots of people backed this story. Lots of people totally 100 per cent believed it so where do these people stand now? It shows complacency and that he's confident enough to try and pull this new chapter to the story, off. Unless he's only done it to renew interest in this story, we might never know why this new information has been added.
Express quote:The twist in the story has been revealed by UFO researcher JP Robinson, after a meeting with Mr Walton at an alienconference.
And to boot, it seems it's following the same modus operandi of a lie, I'm sorry but after years of not changing his story, it's now changed. It's very disheartening to know that if an initial solid story changes then it's more likely than not, it's revealed to be a lie. A made-up fantasy to get a book deal or maybe even to have a movie made... oh yeah, both of those things happened! Monetary gains in real life are the ancient carrot in front of the Donkey. But instead of a carrot, it's money dangling in front.
Do you think the movie would have been made if the director or the producer knew the story had changed or would eventually be changed? That's a big "no".
It's probably a candidate for time reveals all or the doubters, in the beginning, will now be saying "I told you so".
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But, it's interesting nonetheless and if I'm being honest it's worth looking into because even the most controversial stories just might have some truth to them. I think that this particular UFO story has been with us for so long that people want to believe it.
I kid you not, this story change has been dubbed a "twist in the story" lol. That absolutely beggar's belief! It's a loophole, it's an expert's opinion on how to get away with changing an original story fundamentally. I'm dumbfounded by it, it's a new twist in the story. There's someone out there reading the new twist who thinks, now that's a clever way to change a story completely and pull the wool over people's eyes. A twist is added to the unchanged story, a twist is a new plot direction. What happened here is the whole event changed. He has now been killed, now he's been brought back to life. What happened to the horrific experience he endured?
Quote as told to researcher JP Robinson by Travis Walton via Alien Conference in 2017:A MAN was accidentally killed by a laser blast from a UFO… before his corpse was taken aboard and he was miraculously brought to life, it has astonishingly been claimed.
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Travis Walton claims he was killed by a UFO laser then 3 aliens inside of the unclean saved his life.
Credit: Travis Walton.
Travis Walton in 1975 around the time of the bizarre incident.
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We've gone from an Alien abduction to the Alien accidentally killing him and bringing him back to life probably because they were sorry for accidentally ending his life while they were trying to take off. Okay, that's about as strange as it gets.
So, if his first story was based on the Alien's actions, these cannot be changed right. If his feelings have changed then that's suspicious because he said he was terrified throughout. They kept him for 5 days as a prisoner. Now all of a sudden his whole thought process has changed about the event. That's even more suspicious than a Nigerian Prince giving you shares in an oil company "my dear". That's how the letters start, always with my dear, lol.
I'm sure there are people out there that believe the Travis Walton story but you need to know that his statement has now changed.
Express quote:"It now seems that as the craft was preparing to take off into the night sky it inadvertently knocked Travis for six, killing him in the process."Yes, you read that right. Travis told me that he believed that he was dead."So now we get to the real question which so many people ask...why did they take him on board? Well, according to the man himself, they took him to save his life - and this they succeeded in doing."
A lot of people will be saying "I knew it, I knew it was made up" and the rest on Travis Walton's side are going to be saying "Why has the story completely changed" because there's absolutely no way anyone can mistake an Alien abduction for an entity helping you.
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