Do you think that any of these missing person cold cases could be Alien Abductions gone wrong?

Do you think that any of these missing person cold cases could be Alien Abductions gone wrong?


Why would they have to have gone wrong? Because they didn't return the people? Maybe they went right and intended to keep them. If we're going to explore that angle, I think we have to consider that.

Yes meaning they did not return them for whatever reason. If we were to explore this angle who would be the most likely candidate? Maybe not the best example but I thought of Joyce McClain.

Sounds familiar....


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Yes meaning they did not return them for whatever reason. If we were to explore this angle who would be the most likely candidate? Maybe not the best example but I thought of Joyce McClain.

Joyce McClain? She was found dead two days after she was last seen. Sorry, but I think your theory kind of falls flat.

Crap lol! I thought they never found her! This is bad I can't think of an example for my theory. :/

Do you think that any of these missing person cold cases could be Alien Abductions gone wrong?
Is this a serious thread??? :crazy: :crazy: :crazy:

If aliens can't even carry out an abduction properly, then I don't think humans have anything to be afraid of.

While I tend to believe there are sinister, criminal earthly explanations for missing persons, here are a couple that come to mind that could fit whatever criteria I sort of have for "alien abduction gone wrong". Meaning the person left everything behind, there were no witnesses to the disappearance, and no believable sightings or other contact after the disappearance.

Cindy Anderson

Charles Horvath

David Stone was the guy who got lost in the desert, right? Maybe he stumbled onto an alien autopsy, got one too many probes and was whisked off to Xenu's castle.

Actually, I can't say this is a topic I've never thought about before, lol. I mean, as a follower of true crime, there really ARE some people who seem to just disappear into thin air. As a poster above mentioned, Cindy Anderson and Charles Horvath are great examples...no witnesses, no bodies, nobody's talked after all these years, etc.

Wtf? How do people just "disappear" with no rhyme or reason in modern society? Kinda makes you think...if you believe any of the people on UM who spotted UFOs, maybe it's *possible* some of them a.) were real, and b.) abducted people, and c.) abducted some of the missing seen on UM.

Outlandish, yes, but we do live in a pretty outlandish universe. :ufo:

If aliens can't even carry out an abduction properly, then I don't think humans have anything to be afraid of.

:lol:

One case that, on the surface, would seem to fit the criteria of an alien abduction is Arnold Archambeau and Ruby Bruguier, where two people disappeared into thin air before their bodies suddenly re-appeared in the exact same spot months later.

Of course, now it's pretty obvious that the police simply missed their bodies, but when I first saw this case years again, my first thought was "aliens" :crazy: .

As ludicrous as this theory sounds, I have to admit that it actually does make sense. However, that is only mere speculation; there's no hard evidence to support the notion of the paranormal being involved. But I can't say we can rule out such theories though.