Tony Dodd - The Alien Abduction Phenomenon

Author: Tony Dodd feb 2001.

AUSTRALIA

I will refer initially to a recent case in Australia, which occurred in a small town in Queensland called Gundiah. The town with a population of 400 has been at the centre of a recent UFO flap that culminated in what the Australian newspapers said was one of the most extraordinary alien contact events ever recorded in Australia.

On a stormy night on October 4th. 2001, a 22-year-old local girl Amy Rylance claimed to have been awoken from her sleep at 11pm. At night, taken by aliens and held on a bus sized spacecraft for two and a half hours. She showed authorities three triangular puncture marks on her thigh where she claimed a molecular probe was inserted by the aliens to test her organs and blood.

Interestingly Petra Heller a close friend witnessed the abduction. Petra stated that at about 11pm. On October 4th. She noticed a bright light in the lounge room of the house she shared with Amy and her husband Keith. She said that she watched in horror as Amy was lifted off the couch she was sleeping on and carried out through the window on a beam of white light. Petra said," My legs turned to jelly, Keith was asleep in the bedroom- I tried to scream but couldn't". A few minutes later she awoke Keith who couldn't comprehend what had happened. They ran outside and saw a bushy tree by the window was scorched and they immediately contacted the Police.

Amy stated that she had fallen asleep on the couch and the next thing she remembered was lying on top of a bed with a thin sheet up to the top of her legs. She was alone and the room seemed to be lit up by light coming through the walls. She got off the bed and shouted out, " What am I doing here". Suddenly a robotic voice seemed to enter her head saying, "Please ask one question at a time". The voice also told her to remain calm. The voice then asked permission to enter the room, as it didn't want to frighten her. Amy then asked where she was and what he looked like. The voice responded that he looked like a man and that she could ask as many question as she liked. He said that he would release her if she would at least talk to him. Although afraid she agreed. She then stated that the wall seemed to open and a man like figure entered the room. He was dressed in a grey tight fitting body suit which Amy said looked like a divers suit. He wore a face-fitting mask, which looked like pictures that people draw of aliens.

He told her that he was a biologist from another planet and that the craft was a long distance transport vessel, that they were traveling through our galaxy and he and another biologist were gathering information about Earthlings and Earth, as they passed through the atmosphere. He was asked why they had picked on a girl from Queensland. He stated that they had been following the dark side of the Earth in the southern hemisphere and were scanning for organic specimens in the area The scan located Amy asleep at home and they wanted to carry out some experiments, but they didn't expect anybody to witness it. `He then asked Amy to be calm as a dwarf-sized alien inserted a metal probe into her thigh to monitor her body functions. Two metal discs were also placed on her heels. As they talked together Amy seemed to gain his trust and he told her that there were many like him throughout the galaxy. He told her that everyone walked upright and there are no monsters like we think. He told her that they are a million years ahead of us in technology.

He then told her that her time was up and that she would be transported back to earth, but it wouldn't be to her home as people were looking for her. They then said goodbye and as he did so he revealed part of his face and she saw that he had blue eyes like human ones.

Amy suddenly awoke in the middle of nowhere. She said she felt ill and saw a petrol station in the distance and walked to it. She saw that the time was now 1.30am. and a girl who was driving past took her to hospital. When she told her story she was taken to a police station for questioning. She was found to be dehydrated and had low blood sugar but was otherwise alright. Her husband Keith was informed and told that said had been found safe and well at Mackay which was 800km away. The police said that the only way Amy could have traveled such a distance in the time was by fast jet. Their enquiries eliminated such a possibility. The police stated that this was one of the most bizarre and baffling cases they have ever encountered.