Salina, Kansas, October 29, 2012 was the location of a reported alien abduction. The alien abduction claimant states: “I was lying in bed looking out my window when I noticed a little red star, which for some reason I found extraordinarily pretty. I propped myself up on one elbow hoping to get a better look when I suddenly fell. I had just enough time to think ‘wow am I lucky to see another shooting star’ when everything went black and I couldn’t move.”

In testimony submitted to MUFON, the Mutual UFO Network, the woman stated that while admiring the ‘little red star’ something suddenly happened. What that was exactly is hard to say, but she went on, “there were no kitchen lights, no light from windows, no matter how much I blinked.”  This woman is quite unusual in that she has suffered from sleep paralysis since she was a kid. “I am used to it and it does not scare me anymore.”

But this was different. She continued, “I have never seen aliens or UFOs, no matter how much I wished to during the strange periods of sleep paralysis.”  This time, however, was not like anything she had experienced before. 

“I was awake, I couldn’t see and I was terrified,” she explained.

She had previously been obsessed with UFOs, aliens and abductions. “I had bought a book on how to contact aliens but couldn’t read it through  due to boredom. I hadn’t even looked at it in over a month.”

The book was in the back of her mind as she struggled through her panicked paralyzed state. “I kept thinking over and over (I couldn’t talk, you understand) ‘I’ve changed my mind! I’m not ready to be abducted!’."

In her report to MUFON, she continued “I felt kind of floaty, but am not sure if I went anywhere. Later, I felt myself back on the couch and I was able to see. A few seconds later I could move.  I was still panicked and got up around four am.”

She concluded that she had “no clue if I went anywhere or if I am missing time but I am suddenly scared of UFOs and aliens and pictures of them.”She didn’t have any strange marks or anything like that but the experience has left her terrified.

For what it is worth, she has one last comment which should be accompanied by the Twilight Zone theme tune, “Oh, and there were no stars in the sky that night, only clouds.”