Strange Evidence
Strange Evidence
BY BILL CHALKER
IUR F SPRING 1999 4 Peter Khoury pt3
There was no sound made, yet I could hear
the message in my mind. I was told not to worry and I would not be harmed
and to relax. As I moved my eyes and looked to the left side I noticed two
beings who looked so different from the others. These two were thin, tall
with big black eyes and a narrow chin. They were gold yellow in color. The
one closest to my head communicated with me telepathically, telling me not
to worry, it would be like the last time. He looked at me with those big black
eyes and I could feel the emotion through them.
It was the eyes that expressed these
feelings. You could see the smile in the eyes. It was at this stage that I
noticed a long needle like, flexible crystal tube. The being then pointed
the needle to the top left side of my head and inserted it. It was then that
I blanked out. The next thing I remember I was conscious. I jumped out of
bed like a flash, I walked into the TV room where my dad and brother were.
I noticed they were asleep. I woke my brother up, he looked dazed and lost.
As he put it, he felt switched off. I asked him how long it had been since
I went to my room.
He replied about 10 minutes, which was
how long I thought it had been. When I left the TV room a film was just starting,
yet The two female aliens. as I spoke
to my brother we realized that the TV station was closed and at least one
to two hours had passed by. The next day I spoke to my [fiancée] Vivian. I
explained to her what had happened through the night. As I touched the spot
where the needle was inserted, I discovered some dried blood under my finger
nail. Vivian took a closer look and noticed a puncture hole and blood. I went
to my family doctor and asked for a check up.
The doctor spotted the puncture mark instantly and
commented that I must have hit my head on a nail at work. When I tried to
explain what had happened I was laughed at. I had nowhere to go for help,
no one to discuss the incident with. It was frustrating to experience something
so bizarre, so strange, yet so real. I ask you all to think about the situation
abductees are in. What if you became a victim of the same circumstances? Wouldn’t
you want someone to listen to you and feel confident in the fact that the
people you are reporting your experience to understand and support you?
I ask you once again to be open-minded to the fact
that there are many individuals experiencing this phenomenon throughout the
word. It takes a lot of courage simply to “come out” and tell a story like
this. It takes strength of character to go the extra step by trying to help
others in similar circumstances. Peter and other people like him are to be
encouraged to follow their convictions. Researchers have no exclusive mandate
on the right approach, but can offer advice, perspective, and (perhaps where
appropriate) a critical comment to keep experiencers from getting caught beyond
their depth in the less desirable aspects of fringe UFO culture.
Immediately after this July 1988 experience Peter
had nothing to focus his anxiety and confusion about the episode. He also
had physical scars on his body that were apparently connected to the experience,
including a biopsy like puncture mark on his shin. He was not aware of abduction
cases and struggled for understanding. His own Lebanese background and Vivian’s
Greek ancestry provided no comfort. Family members even suggested he had encountered
St. Charbel, a 19th-century Lebanese Catholic monk, apparently because of
the presence of robes.
This explanation offered no comfort for Peter. Months
later, while driving, Vivian and Peter were shocked to see a petrol station
billboard with the now familiar Strieber gray alien face. Peter saw that it
was very similar to the creatures he had seen. The poster was promoting the
paperback version of Communion, so they acquired the book. Vivian read it
first, remarking to Peter that he was not going to believe what he would read.
Peter found it was like a checklist for his own bizarre encounter. He went
through it and at each significant detail was saying “yes, yes, yes, no, no,
yes” to the various aspects.
There was much in common and just as much not in common.
However, as far as Peter was concerned he had some sort of context to anchor
his own strange experience. It was a start. Getting further assistance proved
difficult. Professional help was not forthcoming. While the cost of hypnotherapy
was daunting, as soon as he mentioned why he wanted it Peter found that no one
would help him. Eventually he heard about a UFO group that was about to have
its first meeting. He went along and entered the uncertain world of ufology,
complete with investigation, research, speculation and (alas) politicking. Soon
he found himself being the group’s “abduction coordinator.”
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