Alien Abduction: Intriguing Cases of Extraterrestrial Encounters Involving Egg and Sperm Extraction
UFO encounters involving the removal of eggs or sperm have been reported over the years, with witnesses often describing similar abduction experiences. Such cases can be found in the annals of UFO history, with some being well-documented and investigated by researchers.
In 1991, the Roper Organization conducted a survey of American adults, aiming to understand the prevalence of UFO abduction experiences. The results indicated that around 2% of respondents, equivalent to millions of people, had experienced events consistent with UFO abductions. While the survey did not specifically focus on the removal of eggs or sperm, many reported invasive medical procedures that could be interpreted as such.
Antonio Villas Boas – 1957
One of the earliest and most famous cases involving the removal of reproductive material is that of Antonio Villas Boas, a Brazilian farmer. In October 1957, he claimed to have been abducted by extraterrestrials while working in his fields. Boas described being forcibly taken aboard a UFO, where he was subjected to medical examinations. He then reported having sexual intercourse with a humanoid female, who gestured that she would raise their offspring in space. Boas’s account is considered a pioneering example of UFO encounters involving the removal of sperm.
The female being with whom Boas claimed to have had intercourse was described as very human-like. She was relatively short, had cat-like eyes, and light-colored, almost white, hair that was straight and long. Her face was said to be attractive, but her chin was pointed, and she did not have eyebrows or eyelashes. The female also had a wide face, with high cheekbones.
Additionally, she made growling sounds, which Boas described as being similar to those of a dog. After their encounter, she pointed to her belly and then upwards, suggesting that their offspring would be raised elsewhere, presumably in space.
Betty and Barney Hill – 1961
In September 1961, Betty and Barney Hill, an American couple, reported experiencing a “missing time” event during a drive through New Hampshire. Under hypnosis, the Hills recalled being abducted by extraterrestrials and subjected to invasive medical examinations. Betty described having a needle inserted into her navel, which investigators later interpreted as a possible extraction of eggs. Barney recounted a sperm extraction procedure performed by the beings. Their case remains one of the most famous UFO abduction stories, with many citing it as evidence of extraterrestrial interest in human reproduction.
The Pascagoula Abduction – 1973
In October 1973, Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker were fishing on the Pascagoula River in Mississippi when they reported being abducted by aliens. The two men described being taken aboard a craft, where they underwent medical examinations. Parker later recounted under hypnosis that sperm was extracted from him during the encounter. The Pascagoula Abduction received significant media attention, and the men’s story has been the subject of much debate and investigation.
The Linda Napolitano Abduction – 1989
In November 1989, Linda Napolitano claimed to have been abducted from her Manhattan apartment by extraterrestrial beings. Multiple witnesses reported seeing Napolitano being levitated out of her high-rise building and into a UFO. Napolitano later revealed that the beings had taken her eggs during the abduction. The case gained notoriety due to the multiple witness accounts and the high-profile nature of some of the witnesses, including a United Nations diplomat.
Whitley Strieber – 1985
In December 1985, author Whitley Strieber reported being abducted from his upstate New York cabin. Strieber, known for his science fiction and horror novels, later wrote a non-fiction account of his experience, titled “Communion.” In the book, he detailed his abduction and the invasive procedures the beings performed, including the extraction of sperm. “Communion” became a bestseller and was later adapted into a film, bringing the concept of alien abduction involving the removal of eggs or sperm to mainstream audiences.
Karyn Dolan – 1990s
Karyn Dolan, an American researcher and radio host, claimed to have had multiple encounters with extraterrestrial beings throughout the 1990s. In some instances, Dolan reported that the beings had extracted eggs from her body during these abductions. Dolan’s experiences contributed to her becoming an advocate for abductees and UFO disclosure.
Peter Khoury – 1992
In July 1992, Peter Khoury, an Australian man, claimed to have been visited by two humanoid females in his Sydney home. According to Khoury, the beings performed a sexual act on him during which they seemingly extracted his sperm. Following the encounter, Khoury discovered a strand of hair wrapped around his penis, which he submitted for DNA analysis. The results showed an unusual combination of Asian and Celtic DNA, further fueling speculation about the origin of his visitors. Khoury’s case received attention in the UFO community, with some considering it as evidence of extraterrestrial hybridization efforts.
Pamela Stonebrooke – 1994
Pamela Stonebrooke, a professional jazz singer, claimed to have had a series of extraterrestrial encounters beginning in 1994. During these experiences, Stonebrooke reported having sexual relations with a reptilian being, which she believed to be part of an interdimensional breeding program. Stonebrooke’s account attracted attention due to her professional reputation and her descriptions of interactions with non-humanoid entities.
The Tujunga Canyon Contacts – 1970s
Throughout the 1970s, a group of women living in the Tujunga Canyon region of Southern California reported having UFO encounters involving the removal of eggs. The women claimed to have experienced abductions and invasive medical procedures, during which their eggs were taken. The Tujunga Canyon cases have been studied by UFO researchers, who have noted the striking similarities between the women’s accounts and other egg removal cases.
These examples demonstrate the recurring theme of reproductive material extraction in UFO abduction accounts. While skeptics argue that these stories may be the result of sleep paralysis, hallucinations, or other psychological phenomena, believers maintain that these cases offer evidence of extraterrestrial interest in human biology and reproduction.
