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91 But a month after the impregnation encounter, Angie started having unusual physical symptoms: “sweating” and “tingling” during the day, and a pulsating sensation in the womb area at night. This continued for over two weeks, until on the morning of July 4, Angie suffered a bloody, painful miscarriage. “It happened in my bathroom,” she said. “After hours of heavy bleeding and terrible cramping, the fetus came out, in my hands.” It wasn’t like a normal fetus; larger, three inches long, devoid of sex organs, and had “black, slanted” eyes reminiscent of the white aliens she had encountered. Under a strange compulsion, Angie put the fetus in a jar of water and hid it in the barn loft. Later she went back and found that the jar was missing. Paul took Angie to the doctor right away, as she’d lost a lot of blood and subsequently she had a “D&C” procedure. She couldn’t understand why she’d lost the baby, having taken excellent care of herself, and the loss was devastating. At a much later date, Angie underwent two hypnotic regressions, in which three of her experiences were examined. One of these was the loss of the fetus, and in that regression Angie described a hitherto unremembered bedroom visitation in the hours before her miscarriage. Several beings and a large, floating blue light entered the bedroom. While some of the aliens busied themselves with Paul, two others carried out an abdominal procedure on Angie, involving a small cylindrical device that “clicked.” Nothing further intruded until September, when Angie awoke with a vague recollection of being on a craft with her sister, Julia. That morning, Julia phoned and told her, “I had the weirdest dream last night.” She described being with human-looking aliens in blue jumpsuits in a curved, domed room, and she saw Angie there, too, in a silver jumpsuit like the aliens wore. She recalled Angie telling her, “They want to give us eternal life.” The same details had been part of Angie’s memories, and the two sisters got together to discuss the shared “dreams.” Angie told her sister then, for the first time, about her other encounters, relieved to end the “emotional isolation and fear of ridicule” that had kept her quiet before this. Her circle of confidants expanded in November, when her father told of seeing a domed, orange UFO while out in the Smoky Mountains with some friends. Angie and Julia shared their experiences with him, and that prompted their father to open up even more. "The three of us learned a lot that day,” Angie said. “I told Dad about all of my alien encounters; Dad told us about his past encounters and about our mother’s experiences, too; | cried. That was the day we learned that our parents have been involved with the aliens since before we were born.” Intermittent abductions continued to occur. From December 1989 to April 1992, Angie recalled fifteen events. In one, she was shown a nursery of “clones” similar to other abductee reports, and she was told that the aliens had “programmed” her to hide the fetus after her miscarriage. When Angie asked if the aliens had restored the fetus to life, she found it hard to understand the reply that its physical body had been stored and its soul recycled. In another, Angie was shown a “clone” infant as well as nine “hybrid tots” and was told they would be used “to prepare [humans] for the changes.” When she asked, “What changes?” she was told it involved “humans’ spiritual transformation.” One abduction during this time was very singular, as Angie recalled going to an underground facility that her uniformed human escort said was in northern Arizona. He told her there were other stations around the world, including bases in New Mexico, the