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August 21, 1994Alien Abduction Scenarios

The late Dr. Karla Turner described her extensive research into alien abductions following a pivotal experience in her family in 1988. In the first hour, investigator Linda Moulton Howe reported on a series of disturbing animal mutilations.

Richard C. Hoagland claimed that a secret faction within NASA has long guided space missions according to an ancient Egyptian cosmological blueprint. He predicted that the Mars Pathfinder mission would suffer a mysterious delay before being secretly redirected.

Author and historian Robert Zimmerman spoke about space-related issues, space tourism, and the Hubble telescope. In the first hour, ET/UFO contactee James Gilliland and several witnesses reported UFO activity at Gilliland's ranch.

Russell Targ, physicist and co-founder of the Stanford Research Institute remote viewing program in the 1970s, shared insights into the history, practice, and potential of remote viewing (RV), as well as psychic and ESP phenomena.

Edgar Evans Cayce, the youngest son of the renowned "Sleeping Prophet," Edgar Cayce, discussed his father's unique psychic abilities, the nature and impact of his readings, and the scientific corroboration of some of his most extraordinary claims.

Biophysicist Dr. Joyce Hawkes spoke about her healing work, which involves sensing disruptions in the body's energy field, "reading" the body, and perceiving imbalances at the cellular level. First-hour guest Dr. Colm Kelleher shared an update on animal mutilations.

Prof. Peter Ward discussed his new book, Out of Thin Air, which shows how fluctuating oxygen levels have contributed to mass extinctions and evolutionary changes over millions of years. First hour guest Stan Deyo reacted to a recent earthquake in Hawaii.

Prof. Gary Schwartz at the University of Arizona discussed his groundbreaking scientific research into the survival of consciousness after death. In the first hour, Mark Barry presented a remarkable recording of Larry Walters, the famed "Balloon Man."