Aliens are kidnapping us!

You wake up in the morning, you have a terrible headache, your whole body aches and you do not know what happened to you and how you went to bed at all. There are 2 options. Either you were kidnapped by aliens, or you were drinking all night. But we are only interested in the first option. Hello! A film about aliens is released in 2009 and it is based on real events. Plus, they show real documentary footage there. Can you imagine what my delight was. Without hesitating a second, I took my glasses in case of important events and quickly ran to watch it. Leaving the hall, people were shocked and whispered. I didn't think they really existed. At that time, I had the same thoughts in my head. After all, then I was a completely different person and I just wanted to believe. You have asked and today we will discuss a story in a movie called The Fourth Kind. Let's analyze the so-called real events and try to draw our own conclusion, if we succeed of course. And for a complete immersion, you can watch the movie first. And now the introductory information.

*"In the small town of Nome, Alaska, in 2000, an amazing incident took place, about which a film was made 9 years later. The real psychologist Abigail Tyler was able to capture on camera the paranormal moments that the whole world has now seen. According to the filmmakers' assurances, this is true, and extraterrestrial intelligence really contacted us. Is all this fiction of the directors? Today we will give an answer to this question."*

You and I have already learned that you cannot believe films where it is written “based on real events”. But this is a slightly different case. In this film, there was a video recording of what was happening at that time, and in this area people really disappeared. And in the newspapers of that time they wrote about the main character of a real story. We are left with no reason not to believe it. Indeed, at the very beginning of the film, the eminent actress Mila Jovovich says on her own behalf that the whole story is real and everything actually happened.

*"This is not a fictional story."*

She can't lie, because it would be pointless to undermine her authority for the sake of some movie. It turns out that we have at least some evidence of something paranormal or not? What, in general, from what I have said before, cannot be falsified? We are warned that this is not fiction in any way. Each scene from this film is corroborated by archival footage. Very much like me. The only thing missing is that all the links are in the description. But first, let's ask a question - were there really records? The fourth kind or close contact of the fourth degree is a conventional designation among ufologists. The first degree is when you see a flying saucer, for example, or think that you see, or pretend to see, or think that you pretend to see. The second is when a UFO erases your memory or makes signs in the fields, for example, or spoils electrical appliances. Everything like that. Third, this is when you are sure that you see in front of you not a tree, but a certain creature and tell everyone that it was an alien. And fourth, this is just our option - kidnapping. But where did the people disappear?

*"They are aliens."*

Or not? In general, there is a doctor in this city in Alaska named Abigail Tyler. The film begins with her real interview and it all looks quite believable. A person who at that time was interested in her story could drive her name into google and receive information about her scientific publications, that her husband was killed and that she really worked in the city of Nome and really filmed everything on camera. It turns out, if this is really true, then nobody needed these films for 9 years. What for? It's a common thing. Aliens in the city kidnap people. What are you trying to say, what's wrong in your city? Well, apparently people in Alaska are used to this.

*"Old album. There was so much."*

*"What is it?"*

*"This is my childhood friend. By the way, we are still in touch with him. He calls, he sends you greetings. Yes Yes. Be back soon."*

It reminded me of a story that happened quite recently and went viral. A man showed the world the head of Bigfoot, which has been frozen since 1953. Only now he showed it for some reason only now. Of course, this is a fake, and a very bad one. He has an ordinary pipe sticking out of his head. But even if it were true, it would be a very foolish act to keep it all in the dark, because it could really help scientists. Also with those documentary records, if they really existed, it would simply change the concept of the world. We would be sure that there is someone other than us. But enough of the mysteries. I think this will be a very short release, because everything is on the surface here. You just need to show it to you. In the film, the patients of this doctor, under hypnosis, said that they saw these very moments as they were abducted by aliens. Of course, I'll tell you about this in detail somehow, but believe me, hypnosis does not work the way we used to think about it. If this story were true, we would be seriously discussing hypnosis. After all, what is said under hypnosis does not have to be true. In general, all the paranormal moments are filmed so that in the end we don't see anything paranormal. At one point, a person under hypnosis just begins to levitate, the film is immediately distorted and does not allow us to see anything.

*"Oh, how convenient."*

But the sound, of course, is not completely blocked and helps us to hear the screams. Match on match. And then there are sites with scientific publications and confirmation that such a woman, Abigail Tyler, really existed. These are only two sites and are currently not available, but we can easily see when they were created. On August 12-13, 2009, 3 months before the release of the film, this is very strange, because the site says that this is a 1997 article. Inconsistency number 1. President of the Alaska Psychological Association Dennis Dilard said she had never heard of Abigail Tyler. It means that it simply does not exist. Inconsistency number 2. Was this woman really?

*"This is not a fictional story. Ultimately, you decide what to believe."*

Now I’ll decide everything. It certainly can't be that simple, but let's try to go to the EMDB website. This is a type of foreign film search. So who played in this movie? So Dr. Abigail. Who is this? This is Charlotte Milchard. And yes, this is an actress who was just playing her part. All these documentaries were also filmed by the director of this picture. Milla Jovovich. I believed you. A disgusting film in that it wants to seem true, ignoring that the families of the victims may not like what everyone has justified by aliens. It's humiliating. Say also that they knew too much or suspected something.

*"I don't like all this. In the city, people began to disappear. I think this is trick. Well these."*

*"I would be silent. You wouldn't talk about it too much. Because I know times when I really talked too much."*

These fake sites allegedly contained articles from the real Nome Nugget newspaper. And that actually could have ruined the reputation of this real newspaper. In the end, Universal admitted its mistake and paid only $ 20,000 for it.

*"Yes, we have more unsolved murders in Nomen and more disappearances than in any city in Alaska."*

Yes, you're right, you really are. Only you did not take into account that the local authorities have long ago made a request to the FBI so that they figure it out. After all, the whole city suspected that a serial killer was involved and the FBI really took up this problem. Only now they came to the conclusion that it was not killers or aliens that had nothing to do with it. For 40 years, at least 24 people have officially disappeared. They were not actually found. But you need to understand that in Alaska, in the city of Nome, they simply found a bunch of bodies that just got drunk, froze, got lost, fell into the water, froze, got out of the car to smoke, froze. This is Alaska. Here the temperature can reach - 47 degrees. So there is nothing surprising in this. All this information appeared back in 2006 on the Anchorage Daily News website. This is a local newspaper that covers all the significant events in the area. As a result, this film did a lot for the PR of ufology, conspiracy theories, conspiracies, new messages about aliens, and so on. That's what I was talking about. Just recently, on January 9, a very poor quality video shot in Alaska began to circulate in the news. As if we are not living in 2018 now, but in 2003. Of course, it is not real and it is not clear who will believe it. Just don’t tell me this isn’t the influence of those missing people in Alaska. After all, the problem is that people are not ready to look for truthful information, they just believe it. They will continue to spread rumors that there is actually a movie with real footage, all based on real events. This film positions itself as horror, you have to be scared of them, but more terrifying is that many believed in it. So, based on what we learned today, what is the point of actors, directors, everyone involved in this film to take such a risk? What drives them to make films based on real events? Ignorance of the history itself, maybe the conspiracy of the brain, or is it all for the sake of profit? A person who has a special education and can objectively give an answer will help us to answer this question.