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90 “You can’t judge a book by its cover,” another man replied cryptically. Inside the van, Angie saw bench seats, carpet, and a large control panel. The other men entered, and Angie wondered if they belonged to some military group. “Are you all with the Army, Air Force, Navy, or Marines,” she inquired. The oldest man replied, but she was beginning to have a hard time understanding everything he said. She thought he said the group belonged to an organization called “High Shelf’ which worked mainly in “special underground stations.” He also told her that she and other “Chosen Ones” were part of a mind-control project, to “carry instructions and temperance, via thought transference” to other people. Once he answered her questions, he began an interrogation about her life. Angie could recall only a few of the questions, however, in her altered condition. He asked, for instance, if she remembered the aliens coming to her when she was young, which she did not. And he asked about her views on life and death. After the interview, which seemed quite lengthy, the man activated something on the control panel, and Angie found herself back in bed, fully alert and “tingling all over,” at 5:10 a.m. She quickly dressed and ran outside to see if they were still there, but the yard was empty. Thinking about all her encounters, Angie came to several conclusions. First, she now believed that there was something much bigger than “man’s views and theories and religions” to the universe. And she believed that the aliens were carrying out a “psychic transformation” with her and others for a good purpose. Machine and alters taking sovf samples in Angie's pand. | Through the following months, Angie had several more encounters and UFO sightings. The most traumatic series of events began with an abduction in which she was “impregnated.” Two weeks later, she took two home-pregnancy tests which proved positive, and she and her husband were elated. Angie did not tell Paul about the alien impregnation, since he had not believed her previous accounts of sightings and intrusions. She thought the baby inside her was a special gift from her alien friends, and, being unfamiliar with the typical alien process of impregnation and subsequent retrieval of the fetus, she looked forward to carrying the child to term and beginning the family which she and Paul desired. They had even selected names for the baby. ao