Travis Walton claims that on 5 November 1975 and met a UFO abducted by aliens to be, while he worked in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest in Arizona.
A group of forest workers, consisting of seven persons, claims to have seen a bright object in the form of a flat disc, whichhovered over a wood pile near the trucks. According to the statements of his colleagues Walton had left the truck andapproached the object, where he was then hit by a bright beam of light or flash. The workers fled out of fear of the square. The head of the group, Mike Rogers, looked back while allegedly fleeing and saw the object rise up from the forest and fly off at great speed. Later she went back to see what had happened with Walton, but they could find neither him nor the UFO.
Because Walton was initially disappeared, was against his co-workers investigated for possible murder until after Waltonreappeared five days. Under hypnosis, he reported an alien abduction. He and his colleagues have also been repeatedlysubjected to lie detector tests, whose results were judged inconsistent.
Walton later wrote books in which he outlined in detail his allegations. The case was in all the standard works of ufology anddiscussed in detail as well as several documentaries filmed in 1993.
A group of forest workers, consisting of seven persons, claims to have seen a bright object in the form of a flat disc, whichhovered over a wood pile near the trucks. According to the statements of his colleagues Walton had left the truck andapproached the object, where he was then hit by a bright beam of light or flash. The workers fled out of fear of the square. The head of the group, Mike Rogers, looked back while allegedly fleeing and saw the object rise up from the forest and fly off at great speed. Later she went back to see what had happened with Walton, but they could find neither him nor the UFO.
Because Walton was initially disappeared, was against his co-workers investigated for possible murder until after Waltonreappeared five days. Under hypnosis, he reported an alien abduction. He and his colleagues have also been repeatedlysubjected to lie detector tests, whose results were judged inconsistent.
Walton later wrote books in which he outlined in detail his allegations. The case was in all the standard works of ufology anddiscussed in detail as well as several documentaries filmed in 1993.
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