In 1973, two shipyard workers in Pascagoula, Mississippi, claimed they were abducted by robotic aliens with claw-like hands. Despite initial skepticism, polygraphs, hypnosis, and decades of consistency kept the case alive. This bizarre encounter remains one of the most compelling alien abduction stories in U.S. history.

In 1967, witnesses saw a glowing object crash into Shag Harbour, Nova Scotia. Believing it to be a plane crash, authorities launched a search—but no wreckage was found. Even the Canadian government called it a “UFO.” Decades later, the truth remains buried beneath the waves

In 1976, Iranian Air Force pilots attempted to intercept a mysterious glowing object over Tehran. Their equipment failed midair, weapons systems shut down, and the object outmaneuvered them with ease. U.S. intelligence took the case seriously. Was it advanced tech—or something not of this Earth?

In 1964, New Mexico police officer Lonnie Zamora witnessed a metallic, egg-shaped craft land near Socorro. He described two small figures in white suits before the object blasted away with a thunderous roar. With physical evidence at the scene and official Project Blue Book investigation, this case remains one of the most credible and mysterious UFO sightings in U.S. history. What did Zamora really see?

In 1994, over 60 schoolchildren in Ruwa, Zimbabwe, claimed a UFO landed near their playground. The children described beings with large eyes and strange suits who communicated telepathic warnings about Earth’s future. Decades later, their stories haven’t changed. In this episode, we explore one of the most credible mass UFO sightings of all time—the Ariel School Encounter.

On the night of November 5, 1975, a crew of seven loggers was finishing up work in the Apache–Sitgreaves National Forest in Arizona when they witnessed something unexplainable: a glowing disc-shaped craft hovering in the trees. As they watched in disbelief, one of their team—Travis Walton—approached the object and was struck by a blinding blue beam of light.

The crew panicked and fled, only to return later and find Travis… gone.

What followed would become one of the most infamous abduction cases in UFO history. Walton was missing for five days. When he reappeared, dazed and disoriented, his story stunned the world: he claimed he’d been aboard an alien craft, subjected to strange examinations by non-human beings.

Despite skeptics' doubts, polygraph tests, medical evaluations, and the consistency of the crew's testimonies all point to one conclusion—something extraordinary happened in the forest that night.

On a crisp September night in 1952, the quiet hills of Flatwoods, West Virginia, became the epicenter of one of America’s most chilling UFO encounters. When a glowing object streaked across the sky and crashed into a wooded hillside, a group of curious locals set out to investigate. What they discovered would go down in history as the Flatwoods Monster—a towering, mechanical-looking figure with glowing red eyes, a spade-shaped head, and a noxious mist that left witnesses ill and terrified.

In this episode, we explore the infamous sighting that earned the nickname “Braxton County Monster” and drew national headlines. Was it an alien visitor, a military experiment gone wrong, or a classic case of mass hysteria fueled by Cold War paranoia? Witness testimony, physical effects, and a government that seemed all too eager to brush it off—this story has all the hallmarks of a cover-up… or contact.

In December 1980, U.S. Air Force personnel stationed in Suffolk, England, encountered unexplained lights descending into Rendlesham Forest. Military personnel reported seeing a metallic object and recorded strange readings on their instruments. Often called "Britain’s Roswell," this incident remains unexplained despite official denials.