Professor Dr. David Michael Jacobs has authored many books concerning alien abuductions. He has interviewed hundreds of people from around the world who have memories of being abducted by aliens — and in case after case, the details are uncannily similar. Below are extracts from his writings:
“Virtually everything that aliens do is in service to their abduction program. Every seemingly incomprehensible or absurd alien activity has, upon examination, a logical basis. One by one, these actions have begun to lose their mystery and reveal their true purposes. When researchers first learned about the abduction phenomenon, they generally assumed that, if it was real, its objective was to investigate humans. That was why aliens abducted humans, examined them, and then released them. Because this scenario occurred repeatedly, researchers concluded that the aliens were conducting a long-term study and benignly collecting data. That belief gave the public a comfortable feeling because it suggested a scientific, and therefore nonhostile, intent. We now know that the abduction phenomenon is not for the purpose of research. The evidence suggests that all the alien procedures serve a reproductive agenda. And at the heart of the reproductive agenda is the Breeding Program, in which the aliens collect human sperm and eggs, incubate fetuses in human hosts to produce alien-human hybrids.” Professor Dr. M. Jacob. PhD
For years women have been telling researchers about the mysterious gynecological procedures that were performed upon them during their abductions. Some women described “pressure”, as if the aliens were filling the area around their reproductive organs with air, and their lower abdomens distended, giving them a bloated and uncomfortable feeling.
The women often said that their organs were being “moved around” or displaced in some way, and they got a sense that the aliens were “enlarging” or creating more space within the uterine cavity or elsewhere in the pelvic area. Various abductees have described these gynecological procedures in similar ways.
This type of procedure occurred many times to Lucy Sanders: “It’s on my right [pelvic] side. It’s making my burn! It’s making my insides burn! They’re blowing me up! He’s pulling it out now. It hurt, burned. I feel like I’m blown up. He’s pushing on my stomach area, pushing it in and moving his fingers, like this.”
Laura Mills described a similar procedure: “They’re trying to figure out how much space I have inside or something. They might be measuring. Inside. Like my uterus or something. I’m not sure.”
Belinda Simpson experience the same procedure even though she had undergone a hysterectomy some years before: “It just feels like somebody’s rolling something inside me. I feel like I’m being blown up. My side’s being swollen up. It feels like a balloon. I feel like somebody’s blowing up my side. Something hurts. I feel like I’m pregnant.”
“Something is real hard in my stomach.” Some abductees have said the introduction of air into their bodies is similar to a laparoscopy, a technique physicians employ for the treatment of endometriosis and other gynecological procedures. I suspected that the bloating meant the aliens were introducing air as part of the procedure for taking eggs.
It is noteworthy that hysterectomies are common among abductees. During my ten years of abduction research, I have worked with a number of women abductees who have had hysterectomies or suffered from gynecological problems resulting from their abductions. Several women told me that the surgeons who had performed their hysterectomies commented on the position of their ovaries, which seemed “pushed” to one side or “pressed” toward their fallopian tubes.
Some women have anomalous ovarian scarring, which is consistent with the theory that the aliens sometimes take eggs directly from the ovaries. Other women have reported vaginal scarring for which neither they nor their gynecologists could account. Others have complained of aching, swelling, and general gynecological pain.
Melissa Bucknell
Melissa Bucknell was twenty-seven years old. She had “implants” placed in her during her abductions. One morning in March 1987, she awoke with gynecological pain so severe that she was having trouble sitting and she told me she was certain the aliens had put an “implant” in her. I immediately took her to a gynecologist, Dr. Daniel Treller, who agreed to see her on an emergency basis.
Treller’s examination confirmed that Melissa’s pelvic area was very tender and he ordered an ultrasound. The ultrasound team quickly found and anomaly. At the right side of her right ovary, but not touching it, was a mass of some sort. It was small, but looked “organic”, and it was not supposed to be there.
The bewildered ultrasound team summoned Treller, who was equally baffled. None of them had ever seen anything quite like this before. Suspecting an unusual ectopic pregnancy, Treller ordered a blood test to determine if Melissa Bucknell was, in fact, pregnant.
Melissa, meanwhile, insisted that this mass was an alien “implant” and she did not want to remove it. She was extremely stubborn on this point and she objected to any suggestion to the contrary. Finally, Treller suggested that she come back in a week to see if the mass had changed or “grown”. When we left the hospital, she said that she never wanted to come back.
[Clearly, the aliens had subconsciously programmed Melissa not to disturb their “implant”.]
For the next several weeks I tried to persuade Melissa to return for another ultrasound, but she refused. Finally, a month after the initial visit, I successfully prevailed upon her. She underwent another examination and the ultrasound screen showed the space where the mass had been, but the mass was gone.
Dr. Treller was puzzled and noted that the problem appeared to be “resolving itself”. Melissa was enormously relieved that she would not have to face having the mass removed. Her case remained a puzzle for years. I would have to analyse several seemingly disparate cases to finally develop a logical theory about what had happened to her.
Lydia Goldman
In March 1992, sixty year old Lydia Goldman awoke one morning with the distinct feeling that she was pregnant. That was impossible, not only because of her age, Lydia was sixty years old, but because Lydia had undergone a hysterectomy many years before. Nevertheless, her breasts began to swell, she retained water, and she had something akin to morning sickness. She recognized the symptoms as those she’d felt when she had been pregnant with her children. After a few weeks, the right side of her lower abdomen became slightly distended.
Then to her horror, she began to feel something moving around inside her as if it were a fetus.
Lydia was reluctant to go to her gynecologist because he might think she was “losing it”. But the physical feeling persisted, and she made an appointment with him. A few days before her appointment, she woke up and “knew” that everything was all right; her stomach no longer distended, nothing was moving around in it, and all the symptoms had disappeared. She cancelled her appointment.
At the time, researchers knew that aliens take human eggs and human sperm, fertilize them in vitro, add alien genetic material, and then replace the altered hybrid embryo in utero. But we always assumed the subject had to have a uterus in which to implant the embryo.
I had always assumed that the aliens administered different reproductive procedures to women who were abducted when they were postmenopausal, or had undergone tubal ligations, or had had their uteri and ovaries removed. Lydia was at her daughter’s home in Florida when the abduction took place. After describing the first segment of a typical abduction event, Lydia spoke of the internal examination.
“They’re holding something like you would hold a baby, with two hands, but it’s not a baby. It’s like a… It looks like a lobster. I can’t even imagine. My legs are up, and they are in position in front of me, almost as though they’re inserting a sack. They’re inserting something… It looks round and light colored, and about the size of a grapefruit. And they’re holding it like you’d hold a baby. They’re bringing it to me. This is repulsive. I find this extremely repulsive, dirty, unclean. It’s got me very upset. They’re making it part of my body. And I have a terrible soreness in here – hot and sore. And I find this extremely repulsive. This is a solid unit, it is totally contained. There’s something in it. I get the sense like it’s a sack, and they have inserted that. Vaginally. And my whole feeling about it is that I don’t want that inside me.”
“I feel such a soreness throughout my lower abdominal area – and hot. It feels so hot. My back hurts. I found it to be extremely repulsive. And I don’t want that thing. I found this very repulsive. This is not what I wanted to do. But they didn’t ask me if I want to do this. I don’t like this at all, and I’m very upset. I think this is the worst thing that’s ever happened to me. You know what this is making me do? I have to change to conform to this. The way my body operates is being disturbed and I have to conform to be compatible, to create an atmosphere conducive for this thing. It’s throwing my body off.”
As I was listening to Lydia, I remembered a postmenopausal abductee who had told me about feeling pregnant and feeling something “kicking” in her lower abdomen. At the time I did not know how to interpret the report. Now I realized that it’s possible that the aliens are making women carry babies even if the woman does not have a uterus. Instead of implanting the embryo in a uterus, the aliens could be inserting an extrauterine device – a sac capable of incubating a fetus without having to be attached to the uterine lining. The aliens place the unit in an area near the uterus, or perhaps even in the space that the womb originally occupied, or behind the bladder, or near an ovary.
When an abductee becomes pregnant, what prevents her from aborting the fetus? It has become clear during the years of my research that the aliens remove the critical “evidence” before the abductee can act. On many occasions, abductees have reported scheduling an abortion. But by the time the abductee undergoes the procedure, the aliens have already removed the evidence.
Claudia Negron
Claudia Negron, a woman who had raised two children before going back to college and earning her bachelor’s degree, described the removal process that had occurred during one of her abductions. The aliens inserted a long instrument into her:
“Strange object. The put these things together in the laboratory. And then they insert them in the womb so that it will grow there and develop into a baby. They monitor it, they know it’s progressing – at a certain time they come back and they remove the fetus, which is not fully developed but big enough to be recognizable. They remove it, taking it to another place. I’ve seen it before. It’s like a tank that has a lot of fluid. Something to keep them growing, keep them living.”
Logically, the aliens must be monitoring the abductee’s thoughts to protect the pregnancy. if they monitor continually, then everything an abductee thinks would have to be received, recorded, evaluated, and possibly acted upon. There is evidence to suggest that this level of monitoring does not take place.
For example, the aliens are attracted to anything new on an abductee’s body: an appendectomy scar, a bruise, a hair color change, a tattoo, and so on. They closely inspect the changed area and ask the abductee how it happened. If they were continually monitoring, they would probably know the answers.
Therefore, the aliens must monitor selectively. And they probably target thoughts related to specific subjects. If an abductee thinks about abortion, pregnancy, babies, and implants, these thoughts result in action if there is an adequate time.
This led me to reconsider the situation with Melissa. The “implant” that she had worried about was probably not a technological device, as I had assumed, but an extrauterine fetal implantation near the ovary. In this light, Melissa’s adamency about not removing it became understandable – she had been conditioned not to disturb the hybrid.
Now, other puzzling cases also began to make sense. The introduction of air, accompanied by a bloating feeling and the sense that organs were being “moved around”, was most likely a preparation for the space into which the aliens would place an extrauterine unit.
The implications of these cases were very unsettling. Whatever the reproductive stage or abilities of the female abductees, they could produce offspring. They could “house” uterine fetal implants as well as gestational units.
In addition, these gestational units might help to “camouflage” the process as they do not trigger the human gonadotropin hormone reaction normally registered on a pregnancy test.
The extensive use of women as hosts for hybrid babies brings into focus the enormous scope of the Alien Reproduction Program. in theory, the aliens may have produced hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of hybrid offspring.
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