Aliens Examining or Performing Medical Procedures on Humans

The idea of aliens examining or performing medical procedures on humans is a common theme in UFO abductions. Here are a few examples:

1. “Communion: A True Story” by Whitley Strieber (1987) – In this book, Strieber describes his alleged experiences of being abducted by aliens and subjected to a series of medical examinations.
2. “Intruders: The Incredible Visitations at Copley Woods” by Budd Hopkins (1987) – In this book, Hopkins recounts the stories of several people who claim to have been abducted by aliens and subjected to medical procedures and examinations.
3. “The abductions of Betty and Barney Hill” (1961) – Betty and Barney Hill were an American couple who claimed to have been abducted by aliens and subjected to a series of medical procedures and examinations.
4. “The Phoenix Lights” (1997) – Some people claimed to have been abducted by aliens during the Phoenix Lights incident in Arizona, and to have undergone medical examinations during their time with the extraterrestrials.
5. “The Rendlesham Forest Incident” (1980) – A well-known UFO case that has been claimed to involve medical examinations and other procedures performed on individuals by extraterrestrial beings.
6. “The Kelly-Hopkinsville encounter” (1955) – This UFO encounter has been described by some as a case of extraterrestrial abduction, with medical procedures and examinations being performed on the witnesses.
7. “The Salluit case (1963) – In this case, a number of Inuit hunters in northern Quebec claimed to have been abducted by aliens and subjected to medical examinations.
8. “The Ilkley Moor incident” (1987) – This UFO sighting in the UK has been associated with claims of alien abductions and medical procedures performed on witnesses.
9. “The Ashland incident” (1992) – A UFO case in Ashland, Oregon that has been linked to claims of alien abductions and medical examinations.
10. “The Pascagoula Abduction” (1973) – Two men claimed to have been abducted by aliens and subjected to medical procedures and examinations during this incident in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
11. “The Travis Walton case” (1975) – Travis Walton, a logger in Arizona, claimed to have been abducted by aliens and subjected to medical procedures and examinations during his time with the extraterrestrials.
12. “The Gulf Breeze UFO sightings” (1987-1988) – A series of UFO sightings in Gulf Breeze, Florida that have been linked to claims of alien abductions and medical procedures.
13. “The A70 Scotland case” (1991) – A UFO sighting in Scotland that has been linked to claims of alien abductions and medical procedures performed on witnesses.
14. “The Levelland UFO case” (1957) – This well-known UFO sighting in Levelland, Texas has been associated with claims of alien abductions and medical procedures.
15. “The Marianna, Florida UFO incident” (1972) – A UFO sighting in Florida that has been linked to claims of alien abductions and medical procedures performed on witnesses.
16. “The Allagash Abduction” (1976) – A well-known UFO case that has been linked to claims of alien abductions and medical procedures performed on witnesses.
17. “The Allentown, Pennsylvania UFO incident” (1969) – A UFO sighting in Pennsylvania that has been associated with claims of alien abductions and medical procedures performed on witnesses.
18. “The Lakenheath-Bentwaters UFO incident” (1956) – A well-known UFO case in the UK that has been linked to claims of alien abductions and medical procedures.
19. “The McMinnville, Oregon UFO incident” (1950) – A UFO sighting in Oregon that has been associated with claims of alien abductions and medical procedures performed on witnesses.
20. “The Ealing, London UFO incident” (1968) – A UFO sighting in London that has been linked to claims of alien abductions and medical procedures performed on witnesses.

These stories, while intriguing, are not considered to be scientifically credible by the mainstream scientific community, and alternative explanations, such as sleep paralysis and psychological phenomena, are considered to be more likely.

It’s worth noting that claims of extraterrestrial abductions and medical procedures are not supported by scientific evidence and are generally considered to be anecdotal accounts without verifiable proof. The scientific community generally considers these claims to be unsupported by the available evidence.