Allagash Abductions

**Allagash Abductions** is a incident at camp on the shores of Eagle Lake in Allagash, Maine. On August 20, 1976, a group of four young men went on a trip to the wilderness near the town of Allagash, Maine. The group consisted of Jack and Jim Weiner, their friend Charlie Foltz, and leader Chuck Rak.

## Sighting

According to them, the first day of camping was completely normal. But on the second night, the men noticed a bright light appearing near their camp. At first they thought it was a helicopter or a weather balloon, but they noticed that the light was somewhat unusual. The object then imploded and disappeared. The next day went as normal as the first. The men were unable to catch any fish, so they decided to fish at night. On the twentieth of August they set up camp on the shores of Eagle Lake. When it got dark, they built a big fire to guide them in the dark and burn for several hours. Then they got into the canoe and went hunting.

A moment later, Cancer noticed a bright light above the trees in the distance, similar to the one they had seen two nights before. He alerted the others and they all noticed that the object was much larger than they expected. Foltz took the flashlight and started signaling SOS with the light. Suddenly, a beam of strong light shot out from the object, which the canoe with its crew quickly found on the water. All the men except Cancer panicked and began paddling wildly towards shore. Cancer was in a kind of trance and just watched silently as the object approached them. The men were then engulfed in a bright light.

The next thing everyone remembered was that they were back on shore. They stood by the water and looked at the object that floated just a few meters away. After a few minutes the object imploded and disappeared just like it did two nights ago, appearing above the trees on the other side of the lake. Finally, he flew sharply up into the sky.

The men felt exhausted after this experience and decided to go to sleep. The fire they had started only a few minutes ago was now nothing more than a pile of coals. The next morning, little was said about the incident and the men packed up to move to another location.

Jack Wiener was the first to start having nightmares. In his dreams, beings with long necks and large heads appeared and examined his hand, while Jim, Charlie, and Chuck sat nearby on some kind of bench, unable to communicate. The creatures had large glowing eyes without lids and their hands resembled four-fingered insect limbs. The other three men had very similar dreams about meeting at the lake that night. In 1988, Jim Weiner attended a UFO conference led by Raymond Fowler. Wiener discussed the unusual experience from 1976 with him, and Fowler was enthusiastic about the story mainly due to the fact that several people survived the close encounter at the same time. So he suggested the men undergo hypnosis. After the sessions, it was revealed that all four men had memories of being abducted and subjected to a humiliating examination by the beings in the space machine, including taking skin and body fluid samples.

All four men had good artistic skills and thus were able to draw and describe well the flying machine, the creatures on board and their investigative tools. Chuck Rak added that the room they were being examined in resembled a vet's room with a metal table in the middle. He also noted a strange thing - he could not remember the exact appearance of the beings; he thus compared it to tuning a radio that picks up the frequency poorly. All four abductees were examined by a psychiatrist and were declared mentally healthy and also passed a lie detector test. it resembled a vet's room with a metal table in the middle. He also noted a strange thing - he could not remember the exact appearance of the beings; he thus compared it to tuning a radio that picks up the frequency poorly.

All four abductees were examined by a psychiatrist and were declared mentally healthy and also passed a lie detector test. it resembled a vet's room with a metal table in the middle. He also noted a strange thing - he could not remember the exact appearance of the beings; he thus compared it to tuning a radio that picks up the frequency poorly. All four abductees were examined by a psychiatrist and were declared mentally healthy and also passed a lie detector test.