The Travis Walton Abduction: The True Story Behind the Alien Encounter
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In 1975, a man vanished into the Arizona night. Five days later, he returned — claiming to have been taken aboard a craft not of this world.
Was it a hoax, hysteria, or the most credible alien abduction ever recorded? In this chilling episode, we rewind the Travis Walton case and examine what really happened in the woods.
Show Notes
Episode 6: The Travis Walton Abduction: The True Story Behind the Alien Encounter
Real Talk Rewind
Release Date: 11/07/2025
What We Cover
The Night of November 5, 1975 — What happened when the logging crew encountered a strange light in the Sitgreaves National Forest
The Investigation — How local law enforcement handled reports of a UFO abduction and why suspicion quickly turned to murder
The Polygraph Tests — Why five of six crew members passed lie detector tests, and what that meant for the case
Travis Returns — What Travis Walton claimed happened during his five missing days
The Fallout — Media frenzy, the National Enquirer, and Hollywood's dramatization in Fire in the Sky (1993)
Real Talk — Why this story still matters, and what it reveals about truth, memory, and belief
Key Figures
Travis Walton — 22-year-old logger who disappeared
Mike Rogers — Crew boss and Travis's brother-in-law
Sheriff Marlin Gilespe -- Led the investigation
Cy Gilson — Polygraph examiner, Arizona Department of Public Safety
Timeline
November 5, 1975 — Travis Walton disappears
November 6-10, 1975 — Massive search operation; crew members take polygraph tests
November 10, 1975 — Travis Walton reappears near Heber, Arizona
1993 — Fire in the Sky releases in theaters
Contact & Community
Have thoughts on this case? Know of other mysterious disappearances we should cover?
📧 Email us: realtalkrewindshow@gmail.com
Credits
Host: Chris
Podcast: Real Talk Rewind
Real Talk Rewind is a history podcast that digs into the stories, mysteries, and moments that shaped us—without the sensationalism, just the facts and the conversation.