The Travis Walton Abduction: Five Days Among the Stars
Logger Travis Walton disappeared for five days after witnesses saw him struck by a UFO beam. He returned with detailed memories of alien medical examination.
Subject Travis Walton reported missing November 5, 1975, following alleged UFO encounter witnessed by logging crew. Extensive ground and air search conducted by Navajo County Sheriff's Office and volunteers. Subject located November 10, 1975, claiming abduction experience. Investigation included polygraph examinations and criminal inquiry into possible homicide. No evidence of foul play discovered. Case classified as unexplained disappearance with extraordinary circumstances. Multiple law enforcement agencies involved in investigation and verification procedures.
- Genuine Alien Abduction
- Coordinated Hoax for Financial Gain
- Accidental Injury Cover-Up
- Psychological Trauma and False Memory
- Military Black Project Encounter
- Interdimensional or Time Anomaly
- Collective Hallucination from Environmental Factors
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