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10 don’t have to remember. Pat knew that the needle was about to be inserted up into her right nostril, but before it happened she passed out. Pat recalled another event during the physical exam, being “fused” with a silver light. “It was done from something over my body,” she said, “up high in the room. He [alien] ‘fused me’ into my head with the silver light; it will Keep me from violent harm; it let me be perfect in human form for a few seconds; it was a protective light. | get the idea that when this silver light goes into my ‘other body’ | will be made into the ‘new me.’ In other words, the ‘new me’ will come to life with my soul in it.” Pat came back to consciousness after the episode with the needle and found herself back in the first room on the table. She was crying because she couldn’t stay with the Grays. When they told her, It isn’t time yet, she asked for a souvenir as proof that the experience had really occurred: the green “healer” rock she’d seen above her step-father’s body. Although the aliens apparently gave her this device, they told her that it would not “work” properly for her, only for them. She was also told, "You are going to have to forget this." “Why?” Pat asked. "Because there are those who will tamper with your mind," the Gray replied. Pat was returned to the house, where she saw all of her family sitting in the living room in a daze. "They looked like zombies,” Pat said. Even her step-father was propped up on the floor leaning against a sofa. She was placed in her bed and saw one of the Grays outside her window gesturing a farewell. She responded with a wave and was immediately asleep again. “Sul esuichiew oft vehicle Pat aat-and made muneic by touching ‘dilfexent coloeed Byght, The next day, there doesn’t seem to have been any discussion about the previous night’s extraordinary events. But Pat’s brother recalls that it was that day when the military personnel arrived. A white staff car, a green car, a jeep, and several white vans came onto the property carrying instruments and equipment. There was also a troop carrier with soldiers who proceeded to comb over the entire sixteen acres of the farm. The large truck was hidden in the barn, and Pat’s brother said that he had to move the animal feed to the smokehouse because the soldiers wouldn't let him into the barn once their equipment was stored there. “They came in our house and set up equipment in the living room,” Pat recalled. “The