I just watched a mind-blowing episode regarding the Travis Walton case. Perhaps the best case for an alien presence known. Here are a summary of the facts:

1. Back from a day of logging, the crew was headed home when they witnessed strange lights in the Arizona forest.
2. As they got closer they all claimed to see a brilliantly lit, beautiful, disk shaped metallic object.
3. Walton, who knew little fear, got out of their truck and walked towards the craft. The crew shouted for him to come back but he refused to listen.
4. He as taken up into the craft and the crew fled in fear.
5. They reported this to the local sheriff who thought they were lying or pulling a prank. Or worse, murder.
6. All except for one passed a lie detector test about Walton being taken by the UFO. The other one passed it years later.
7. Walton was gone for several days, and came back unshaven in the same clothes.
8. Walton told of 4 foot beings and a medical exam. He remember a lot about his visit, and being let off an enormous craft.
9. The police detective who administered the lie detector tests calculated the odds at over 1 million to one that all of these guys could have been lying.

SyFy will reshot this. Check it out if you get time. Anyone else catch it?

Travis was on the radio not long ago. C2C I think it was. he says he is getting tired of talking about it. One could hear the weariness in his voice.

Yes, I watched it last night. I was really interested to see if they would follow his actual story or hype it like the movie. It was presented very well, and I appreciated that the crew members actually came forth and spoke about their perspective of the event. I was moved as some shed tears this many years later. For me, there was too much emotion in these guys for them to be lying. They were deeply still affected by the event. Everything they showed followed his statements about the abduction. I believe that this case has so much evidence it can not be ignored. Very much enjoyed the show and I believe they are telling the truth. I know others will disagree, and that is fine.

I can't say for a fact that his story is true, but I believe him. There is a certain calm, honesty, and naivety about his demeanor and personality that is so believable.

When he talks about it he still seems sullen distraught and affected by it somehow. The kind of thing you don't get from those hoaxers who are all too eager to talk about their "experiences".

I think they should have sawed more trees from the abduction spot and cut some control trees much farther away to get a better comparison.
Just cutting one dead tree to determine if there was accelerated tree growth after the incident was very unscientific.

The accelerated growth indicated could be just a few good growing seasons, but we don't know because they took only one sample from one spot instead of various locations near and far of a dead tree they 'claimed' was alive at the time.

I watched it last night too and thought they did a great job on it. The hangar was very strange to me, but it had to be mobile in order for it to be able to drop him off on the road. A type of "mother ship" maybe?

I didn't get a sense of any dishonesty with any of the guys. Their emotions were still very raw while talking about it. It was surprising to me that the sherriff still wanted to know what really happened. I don't believe many of the abduction stories that folks come out with, but this one has always been different for me for some reason. I am one of the ones who believes that they are telling the truth.

Now I need to go make use of the search function on here and see what some of you smarter people have come up with regarding this case. I think it will take some very strong evidence to sway me onto the other side though.

~OkieDokie

I think a scout ship brought him to a mother ship, mother hangars wouldn't do pickups IMO.

Opinions on the wood, people?

I watched last night and enjoyed the show. Paranormal Witness frustrates me though. Often, the show has these dramatic recreation scenes but you never hear the "witness" describing them.

For example, in the Travis Walton show, I don't recall once where Travis described the characteristics of the three aliens surrounding him by the operating table. Yes, he said there were three of them, that they were cold and emotionless but nothing about them looking like humanoid reptilians.

I for one believe Travis Walton.

He was even here at ATS a couple of years ago to discredit the reality show polygraph he took.

He's a very reasonable sounding man.

I would love to know more about the chair. I wonder if that was a captain's seat and if it could fly the ship etc....

Very odd stuff.

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I think that the saucer took him to a mothership in orbit. He said when he came out of the saucer, down the ramp, that he saw many more saucers and that the place was huge. I just don't think it was on earth. I always believed Travis, and after seeing Paranormal Witness, It just concretes everything. This is a real case of abduction. I know it happens 'cause it happened to me.

Travis Walton was a guest on ATSLive, I got the chance to speak to him, VERY nice guy

They actually depicted his story accurately unlike the 90's film kudos besides the work with the greys faces not so accurate to his description. Great episode, and they had the whole crew backing up the story this time. That's a first time i seen them come out and talk.Read the book his story is much more profound then the 90's spun version, it's fascinating to know humanoids and greys were working along side eachother. This is the most important part and was left out the 90's film. What does this mean? Are we related to other humanoid ET's in the universe? Were these just hybrid humans? In his book he described them as being muscular blonde nordic types. I always wondered are we just an experiment and a work in progress?


I don't get why people have such a hard time dealing with this being a real case? These men are so genuine in their accounts. There is much conviction and emotion when they talk about it with difficulty. They witnessed a traumatic ordeal that's for sure.

Some people say that Travis was a faker because he had a massive interest in sci-fi and ufos etc. Well I love the aforementioned topics and i dont pretend to have weird blokes in my bedroom at night

A big question for me is, if he was faking why did his buddies go along with it.? I mean, it doesnt matter how good a friend someone was to me, and i loved them dearly, i would not feed their fantasy, and certainly wouldnt put myself up for the obvious ridicule that was to come.

I think something happened and you could sense it in their tone and the show was better than the movie. Lol