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   CIA & the Hill Abduction Case   
   [Note: Val Germann is among the best-informed and insightful   
   reporters around on the UFO phenomenon and the intelligence community.   
   She has obviously done her homework and thoroughly debunks the “alien   
   hypothesis” with submerged facts that the intelligence services work   
   overtime to conceal. All right, I’m   
   partial, but I will be an unabashed fan of Val Germann’s as long as I   
   breathe. — AC]   
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   INTELLIGENCE, MEDIA CONNECTIONS IN UFO CASES   
   UFOsearch / Val Germann / Columbia, Mo. / 1990   
   #2  The Hill Abduction Case, 1961, source: Interrupted Journey   
   SEPT.  18-19 [Sept.  19-20] Barney and Betty Hill abducted in the   
   White Mountains  of New Hampshire.  They remember part of the   
   experience  but have over 2 hours of “missing time,”  of which they   
   are totally unaware at  first.   Barney remembers seeing huge object   
   with  “fins  with  red lights  on  the ends”  and “crew members behind   
   glass”  panels at  very short range.  This object was more than 100   
   feet across and hovered 50 feet  above  the ground only 300  feet away   
   for several minutes  Barney watched through binoculars.   
   SEPT.  20  Betty Hill calls her sister and   
   tells  her part of the story.  Sister then calls a local physicist   
   who suggested  they  check for radiation.  Sister also calls  local   
   police chief who suggests they call Pease AFB,  Portsmouth,  N.H.   
   Betty calls the Air Force Base,  worried about radiation.  The officer   
   who  answers was at first “cynical and unresponsive”  but finally did   
   ask to talk to Barney.   After  Barney mentioned the “fins with   
   lights”   the  officer perked up and said the call was being   
   “monitored”. Barney felt that the officer was definitely interested.   
   Barney did not mention the  figures he had seen behind the glass   
   through binoculars.   
   SEPT.  21  Major Paul   
   Anderson,   Intelligence Officer for the 100th Bomb Group,  Pease   
   AFB, calls back, says he has stayed up all night working on a report   
   of this incident.   Asked  Barney for the size of the object.  Barney   
   says  it appeared as big as a dinner plate held at arms length.   
   Major  Anderson filed a report with Blue Book,  #100-1-61. SEPT. 23   
   Betty [Barney] Hill Goes to the local Library and finds one of Major   
   Donald Keyhoe’s  books on UFOs.  Takes down his address. SEPT. 26   
   Betty Hill writes to Keyhoe in  Washington,   D.C.,  describing the   
   incident as she  remembers  it.  Fuller  reports that NICAP (Keyhoe’s   
   organization)  was getting  40,000 letters a year.   
   SEPT. 30  Ten days after the sighting Betty Hill begins   
   to  have a series of vivid and awesome dreams,  which Fuller  does   
   not tell us about. They continue for five days and then stop. OCT. 4   
   Keyhoe is  asked  to lunch by Robert Hohman and someone named  C.D.   
   Jackson, “senior engineer”  for a “notable electronics company”,  name   
   withheld.  They are supposedly working on a paper about extra-   
   terrestrial contacts that  Nikola  Tesla,   David  Todd and Marconi   
   were  alleged  to  have experienced in the early part of the century.   
   Keyhoe tells them  about the Hills.   
   OCT. 21 Walter Webb, investigtaor for Keyhoe’s NICAP and an   
   astronomer  [lec-turer] with the Hayden Planetarium,  New York,   
   N.Y., comes to interview the Hills. He is there several hours. Betty   
   does not tell him about her dreams.  Barney tells of the “captain” and   
   others he saw through the glass. OCT. 25? Betty begins to have a   
   series of dreams following an experience in the car.  She had panicked   
   as she and Barney had  come  upon a stalled auto in the road with   
   some  people  standing around it.  That night she dreamed of being   
   taken into a UFO and  given some  sort  of examination.  OCT.  26   
   Webb’s report goes to  NICAP  in Washington.   He had not been   
   contacted by Keyhoe directly but  through the mail by Richard Hall,   
   NICAP’s secretary. He had been skeptical. He was  very much impressed   
   by the Hills,  however.  NOV.  3   Hohman  and Jackson  write the   
   Hills asking for an interview.  They tell the  Hills that  they are   
   serious minded men whose interest is in  “verifying  the origin  of   
   these  vehicles  according to  existing  scientific  theory maintained   
   by Hermann Oberth.” Oberth was of V-2 rocket fame.  They did not   
   reveal their place of employment but permission was granted.   NOV.   
   25  Hohman and Jackson come to the house to interview the Hills.   
   “Also visiting that day”  is Major James McDonald, a  long-time friend   
   of the Hills  and  an Air Force intelligence officer.  It appears he   
   asks  no questions about who Homan and Jackson are. The Hills had   
   “discussed the case many times with Maj.  McDonald.” The three of them   
   spend 12  hours talking to the Hills about their experience, including   
   the “men” behind the  glass.   Major  McDonald suggests hypnosis but   
   does not  know  any therapists. The matter rests here for some time.   
   Both Hills begin to be concerned  about  the  incident  and  the   
   chance  they  may  have  been hallucinating. MAR., 1962  Betty Hill   
   writes to a doctor recommended by a  colleague.   The Hills see him   
   and tell their stories.   The  doctor recommends  they wait and see if   
   the problem subsides on its  own.   No therapy is attempted.  SUMMER,   
   1962 Barney begins to see a psychiatrist about  his anxiety but only   
   briefly mentions the UFO incident.   SEPT., 1962   The Hills are   
   invited to a “UFO Study Group”  to informally talk about their   
   experience. That meeting is taped,  by whom Fuller does not say,   
   unknown to the Hills. Betty talked of her dreams, the dream of the   
   physical  examination.   SEPT.,   1963   The Hills  tell  their   
   church discussion  group  about the UFO inci-dent.  That same day   
   Captain  Ben Swett, from Pease AFB, was to talk about hyp-nosis, which   
   he had made a personal  hobby of his.  The Hills are encouraged by   
   Major McDonald  to talk to their church friends about their experience   
   and en-couraged  by Capt.   Swett  to  undergo hypnosis.  Barney  is   
   experiencing  extreme psychological  disturbances  as  a  result  of   
   the  UFO  sighting  and abduction. He would die in the late 1960’s at   
   the age of 46. Television movie THE UFO INCIDENT with James Earl Jones   
   and Estelle Parsons.   Dr.  Simon  had  been technical advisor on a   
   WWII movie made by John  Huston called LET THERE BE LIGHT. JUNE, 1964   
   Sessions with Dr. Simon end. FALL [Oct.],   1965  Sensational articles   
      
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