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PPP aaa rrr ttt III III My own experiences I’ve learned that the best way to get to the bottom of things is by trading personal experiences. Putting what you’ve seen and heard and learned out there for others to read, so they can compare it to what they’ve gone through. For myself, reading abductee’s personal stories were always the most helpful and useful, due to their wealth of specific details, versus the emotionally detached, intellectual dissertations on the government’s “Project This” and “Project That.” In adding my own experiences and theories to the pile maybe somebody out there will read what I’ve written and experience that light bulb “aha!” moment, and get possible needed corroboration, answers, or realizations, or at least use it as a launching pad of sorts. This is how you begin to figure out what’s what, and find those missing pieces. When trying to get answers to what’s happened to you, you have to first know what questions to ask. The biggest issues to figure out are: Who’s abducting you? (And is there more than one source?) When did it begin? Which leads to… How were you discovered or targeted? Why are you being abducted? What’s being done to you? Maybe you’re one of the lucky ones who has clear answers to when and how it all began for you. Some people seem to have what I call a “by‐the‐book” abduction scenario, where it’s clearly defined that a) abductions are happening to them, b) who’s doing the abduction, c) how they’re taking them d) what’s being done during the abduction…and it seems to be the same story as everybody else’s. These people seem to have way more memories and far less plot holes going on than I do. Whether positive or negative, at least they remember and know what’s happened to them. I, unfortunately, am not one of those people. My first known and overt abduction experience didn’t happen for me until October of 2001. (“Coincidentally” the same month that my brother was also abducted and taken to a base for his first ever fully realized and remembered abduction/meeting with “Them,” as relayed