Alien Abductions: Betty Hill: Page 2

This interesting paper begins with a review of the famous "Hill Case", the quintessential UFO abduction case. Attention is focussed on the "star map" which Betty Hill was shown by the "Leader" and later reproduced under hypnotic regression. Marjory Fish's solution of that map is then discussed.

For quite a while the Hills had been puzzled by the 'white star' that had seemed to be tailing them. Barney, being skeptical by nature, thought it may be a plane heading towards Montreal. Traffic was very scarce on the highway, and the couple decided to stop to allow their dog, Delsey, to have some exercise.

Make no mistake, the Hills experienced something. They told the truth as they knew it. Betty passed a lie detector test on a TV program. (Article AlienZoo.com linked below) From the beginning Dr Simon believed the episode was a fantasy. This site provides the first concrete information on the physiology that caused the episode.

HE story of Betty and Barney Hill is well known in UFOlogy; during a 1961 abduction, Betty Hill was shown a "star map" by one of the aliens, a map which she was able to later draw after hypnotic regression. The most promising interpretation of this map, made by Ms. Marjorie Fish in 1972, was that the aliens' home system was in Zeta Reticuli.

Bob Hill and his new wife Betty were vacationing in Europe, as it happens, near Transylvania. They were driving in a rental car along a rather deserted highway. It was late, and raining very hard. Bob could barely see 10 feet in front of the car. Suddenly the car skids out of control! Bob attempts to control the car, but to no avail!

A nuclear-pulse powered starship begins a voyage to some nearby stars similar to our sun sometime in the 21st century. The first target is Tau Ceti, 12 light-years distant and seen in this rendering just to the right of the craft's sperical living quarters. This article chronicles how an unusual star map has led to new investigations of specific stars that might harbor Earth-like planets - and possibly advanced forms of life.

The controversial interpretation of the Hill "star map" conducted by Marjorie Fish includes the sun and 15 nearby stars. These stars make an ideal case study for stellar age determination as described in this article. For further details specifically about this map, see in Focus and the December issue.

Dr. Stanton Friedman spent many long hours with the Hills, discussing the case, and being a nut and bolts man, issued this statement; "By no stretch of the imagination could anyone who knows them conclude that they were nuts," he emphasizes. The Hills had been interviewed and questioned by others scientists and investigators; some under hypnosis, and all are in agreement on one important fact.

In 1961, she and her husband, the late Barney Hill, were traveling home to Portsmouth from Montreal late one night when they saw a bright light in the sky. This ended up getting bigger and bigger until it was clearly visible as an oval shaped spacecraft, which then followed their car as the terrified occupants attempted to flee down a series of back roads.

Betty and I went over her history spanning the time period before, during, and after her abduction. When Barney died in February 1976, Betty believed the interest in them and their abduction would end. It did not. For years Betty traveled around the globe going to Russia, South America, and many other places. She spent a good deal of time lecturing and doing TV spots talking about the 1961 abduction incident. She gave telephone interviews, sometimes more than 120 in a month's time.