14 DAY TRIAL // Hilary Porter, an alleged abductee and long-time UFO and alien investigator in the UK, has accepted to talk to the Daily Mirror about her strange encounters with extraterrestrial beings in an interesting and captivating interview, especially for those who want to find out more about alien life.
The 67-year-old woman will be one of the more than 100 people who will attend a national conference at the end of this month organized by the Anomalous Mind Management, Abductee, Contactee, Helpline Project (Ammach).
What's so unbelievable in her story, you may ask. Well, first of all, Hilary claims she has been abducted by unknown beings from other worlds more times than she can count.
“I have been an alien abductee all my life. I didn’t choose this life. I didn’t ask for any of this, but it has been happening for as long as I can remember,” she told the newspaper.
Mrs. Porter says that the first encounter with aliens she can recall happened at the age of five and her life has been plagued by their visits ever since. She remembers that she was in a field behind her home when a weird creature from another world appeared in front of her.
“Suddenly there was a reptilian alien in front of me. It had scaly skin, black holes on the nose and a little mouth. [...] It dragged me underneath into a lift and the door slid closed. The next thing I knew I was in a room with consoles and coloured lights and little figures moving around,” she recalls.
The woman claims the close encounters took place one after another during her adult life. She is convinced she was abducted while driving near Cardiff in the 1970s, and then again while she was bunting at a charity event.
And in 1974, while she was working at a local Marconi plant, an alien supposedly broke into her top-secret research laboratory.
Hilary says that after each close encounter she feels physically ill and suffers migraines and feels. Sometimes she even woke up with fresh scars and bruises, or bloody marks on her clothes. Moreover, the woman claims she has a metal implant in her ear, which doctors dismissed as wax.
She says she understands that not everyone will believe her story, but she wants to share it with others who claim to have had similar experiences.
“Of course there are sceptics, people who laugh at us, but that doesn’t bother us. Just because they haven’t seen it with their own eyes doesn’t mean it isn’t true,” Mrs. Porter told the Mirror.
Together with Ammach founder Joanne Summerscales, Hilary plans to publish a self-help manual for abductees.