He describes in detail an abduction when he was six and how it felt to be removed from his home and experience painful probings. The abductions continued throughout his life, and he was over 50 when he contacted the social worker who compiled this book. A trained draftsman, Andrew has an eye for detail. He uses diagrams of the rooms and layout of examining areas. He even draws in detail some of the instrumentation used in the various examinations he was subject to.
Some experiments involve testing for the limits of pain tolerance.
Others seem to involve interchanging the consciousness of Andrew with a woman who is often present when he is abducted. He even draws the transporter system that lifts people into the bottom of the ship. Some of the most interesting material in the book relates to the hybrid children and their care. In chapter one Kay knows she is three months pregnant when the fetus disappears. She is later introduced to this child.