Unsealed: Alien Files (2012–…): Season 2, Episode 10 - Alien Messages - full transcript
NARRATOR: Close encounters.
There's no telling where
or when they will happen.
But of all the possible scenarios,
none is more terrifying
than the one we're
unaware of until
it's too late.
Home is where we are supposed
to feel most secure,
but it's also
where we are most vulnerable,
as sleep provides the perfect
opportunity for
aliens to strike.
A typical alien abduction
usually occurs at night.
The victim is sound asleep
in their bed.
NARRATOR: Each year, hundreds report
alien intruders.
How do they enter our homes undetected?
And what do they want?
Join us as dreams turn
into nightmares when
reports of bedroom
invaders are unsealed.
Secret files hidden from the public
for decades
detailing every UFO account
are now available to the public.
We are about to uncover the truth
behind these classified documents.
Find out what the government doesn't
want you to know.
Unsealed Alien Files,
exposing the biggest
secrets on planet earth.
Ulster County, Upstate New York,
December 26, 1985.
Author Whitley Strieber is spending
the holidays in his forest cabin
with family and friends.
At approximately 8:30 p.m., Strieber activates
the cabin's alarm system
and retires for the evening.
In the middle of the night,
he is awakened by a strange sound.
Rising to investigate, Strieber is shocked
to see an alien enter the room.
At that moment, he loses consciousness.
The next thing Strieber remembers is
waking in the woods not far from
the cabin.
He has no recollection of what has
transpired since rising from his bed
to face the alien.
Haunted by the incident,
Strieber undergoes regressive hypnosis
to recover the memories
of those lost hours.
The results are shocking.
Strieber recalls floating up
and out of his
bedroom into a UFO hovering
somewhere above the cabin.
On board, he was subjected to
a series of torturous medical procedures.
One saw a long needle
inserted into his brain.
In the end, Strieber's therapist
attributes his alien abduction
memories to a form of epilepsy
known to induce vivid and often
bizarre hallucinations.
But the author utterly rejects
the theory.
He is convinced that everything he saw
and experienced was real.
Strieber goes on to
write a bestselling book
about his ordeal and learns
that his experience,
while extraordinary,
was hardly unique.
Just four years later,
a 1991 poll estimates that some
four million Americans have experienced
a similar close encounter.
The roper poll states that
most of those abducted claim
they were taken in the dead of night.
They all remember being
completely immobilized,
removed from their car or beds,
and transported to a UFO.
There they recall hospital
operating rooms,
bright lights,
and huge-eyed alien beings.
Physical procedures are performed while
they lie upon examination tables
naked, frightened,
and paralyzed.
It's a sinister pattern.
But why do aliens
target the bedroom?
Is it merely a means of taking
victims by surprise?
Or does the secret lie
in the state of sleep itself?
Humans are pretty vulnerable
when they sleep.
Your eyes are shut
and you're not paying
attention to what or
who is around you.
Your brain doesn't necessarily process 100%.
A lot of times you may incorporate
that into your dreams.
Other times, you just don't
even process it.
Victims of bedroom abduction
almost invariably question
whether the experience was truly
real or just a dream.
Is this why aliens
target our bedrooms at night?
Does the state of
sleep offer the perfect cover
for abducting humans?
Or is something else at work?
Author Whitley Strieber
claims that he was
abducted by aliens fromthe bedroom
of his cabin in Upstate New York.
From the blinding light to
the feeling of helpless paralysis,
his account bears all the hallmarks
of bedroom invasion.
It's a terrifying experience
that's been shared
by thousands of others.
Mark Rowtly of England is another victim
of bedroom invasion.
Suddenly, out of the blue,
I woke up at 3:00 in the morning
terrified, panic-stricken, paralyzed.
I knew exactly what was going on.
Three entities were in the room.
I could see all around the room.
I was completely coherent,
completely awake, just immobile.
With fear? I don't know.
Whether they did something
to make me immobile, I don't know.
Rowtly lies helpless as one
of the entities crosses the room.
All else I remember is some
kind of thing then drilled into my ear.
And that was it.
I was awake.
It was 8:00 in the morning.
That was it.
There was that missing time.
It's a disturbingly
familiar scenario,
a vulnerable victim,
paralysis, intense pain, and hours,
often days, of missing time.
But despite the seriousness
of these claims,
the scientific community
refuses to investigate them.
They instead attribute the bedroom
invasion phenomenon to sleep paralysis
a temporary physical
condition that can occur when
entering or emerging from sleep.
The victim suddenly discovers
they are unable to move.
The state often induces
a feeling of helplessness
that can quickly escalate
into sheer terror.
Could the victims of
bedroom abduction simply be
experiencing sleep paralysis?
Are the thousands
of reports of alien intruders
the fevered
visions of terrified minds?
If so, how can sleep paralysis
account for the striking
similarities among
thousands of abduction reports?
The common element to virtually all bedroom
invasions is the blinding light
that precedes
the alien's arrival.
But what is its purpose?
Is it a means of gaining access to
the victim's bedroom?
Or is it a means of
paralyzing the victim?
Whitley Strieber claims
his wife slept through
the entire ordeal
despite the presence of the
light and his physical removal
from the bed.
How did she not wake up?
When people report their
abduction experiences,
they can say that it
happened at night
and oftentimes there'll be
someone laying next to them
who doesn't remember anything.
It could be that these ETs have
a way of really isolating who
they want and really just
freezing or suppressing anyone
that they don't want to be
involved in this particular experience.
Does the light simultaneously
render some unconscious
while removing others to
a nearby UFO?
Many experts believe that
bedroom abductees don't really
go anywhere at all.
They believe the
bright light shifts them
into a dimension beyond
the realm of human perception.
We see the universe
in three dimensions,
height, width, and depth.
And we experience
the passage of a fourth dimension,
being time.
But the world's top physicist
estimates there may be
as many as 11 different dimensions,
and their existence
may soon be confirmed.
Unsealed case file, Alien Dimensions.
Recently released reports have revealed
that scientists working at CERN's Large
Hadron Collider in Switzerland
are actively looking
for evidence that the universe
contains more than four dimensions.
They suggest that the existence of
extra dimensions could explain
some puzzling properties
of the universe.
Atoms are smashed together at velocities
approaching the speed of light.
The fallout from these
collisions is beginning to
reveal the greatest secrets of our universe
and within five years,
we might actually encounter
these extra dimensions beyond
the realm of human perception.
Many ufologists believe that
extraterrestrials already
possess the ability to shift
between dimensions.
They also believe that
victims of bedroom invasion
aren't taken to a spaceship,
they are in fact shifted into
a dimension beyond
the three we are
able to perceive.
And this is why Strieber's wife
remained sound asleep
throughout his ordeal.
Strieber claims that
he awakened in the woods not far
from his cabin.
But is it possible he
made his way outside
in dazed pursuit of a UFO that
was never really there?
Are bedroom invasions the work of
aliens traveling between dimensions?
Are what the UFO victims claim to
see really just illusions?
Millions of Americans may have been
the victims of alien
bedroom invasion.
But their claims are
difficult to confirm because
virtually all abductees
are either alone,
or their potential witnesses are rendered
mysteriously unconscious.
Some experts believe the victims
aren't taken to a UFO at all,
but rather shifted into
a different dimension.
One account, however, offers compelling
evidence to the contrary
and may reveal
a previously unknown human element
behind the bedroom
invasion phenomenon.
Unsealed case file,
The Linda Cortile abduction.
New York City, November 30, 1989.
Around 3:15 a.m., two security officers
transporting a foreign dignitary
spot a large glowing object
hovering near a high-rise
apartment building.
They quickly realize it is a UFO
making a bold appearance above
the New York skyline.
Shocking as it is,
nothing can prepare them
for what they see next.
The UFO blasts a beam of blue light at
the building's 12th floor.
Figures emerge, floating through
the beam up to
the waiting craft.
The last is a young woman.
The two officers don't realize it
at the time, but they are
witnessing a textbook bedroom
invasion in progress.
The woman in question
later identifies
herself as Linda Cortile.
She later claims
that there were in fact
five aliens in her apartment
that night and that two remained
behind while she was taken
to the waiting craft.
Onboard, she was subjected to
invasive medical procedures similar
to those reported by other abductees.
The two security
officers report the incident
anonymously to a noted ufologist
Budd Hopkins.
But they aren't
the only witnesses.
Reportedly, traffic came
to a standstill on
the Brooklyn Bridge as people
watched in disbelief.
The sheer number of eyewitness accounts
threatens to break the story worldwide.
Hopkins calls the Cortile case...
The presence of aliens on earth
is on the verge
of being accepted
by the general public.
It's a potentially historic
moment that will draw
fire from the biggest UFO
skeptic of his time.
Journalist Philip J. Klass was a controversial
figure in the world of UFO investigation.
From the early 1960s
to his death in 2005,
he investigated hundreds
of UFO claims,
earning him the nickname...
A lifelong skeptic,
Klass worked tirelessly to
debunk UFO claims.
In a taped interview about
the mass UFO sighting,
Klass questions whether
the two security officers
even existed and states that not one
witness saw it dive
into the east river,
as Linda Cortile reported.
It's a sharp denial of
multiple eyewitness accounts,
but it overlooks one
all-important fact,
Linda Cortile never claimed to have
seen the UFO dive into the river.
That observation was made
by the two security officers.
Why would one of the world's
most respected UFO investigators
play fast and loose with the facts
surrounding the Linda Cortile abduction?
Was it a simple case of oversight,
or was the evidence so compelling
that Klass saw a need
to deny at any cost?
While Philip J. Klass
was all too eager to speak out
on the Linda Cortile case,
one man remains
conspicuously silent.
He is the foreign
dignitary being transported
by the two security officers.
Ufologist Budd Hopkins
claims the man was in fact
Javier Perez de Cuellar,
then secretary general
of the United Nations.
A public statement regarding the incident
from a leader of his stature
might forever dispel any doubts
the public might have about the presence
of aliens on earth.
But to this day, de Cuellar remains
silent on the incident.
Are world authorities keeping
vital information from the public?
In the 1990s, Hopkins claimed that
aliens were in fact attempting
to take control of humanity,
one victim at a time, in a silent war
against planet earth.
He believed they were receiving help
from the planet's highest authorities
to keep their activities secret.
The government's attempts at
controlling this information
should make us very afraid.
But perhaps our greatest fears
will be realized when they no longer
have any control at all.
Bedroom invasions continue to this day,
and there's no sign of them stopping.
But how do they do it,
and are these abductions sanctioned
by our own government
for reasons they refuse
to disclose?
Many theories exist,
but the most terrifying may have
its origins in a secret
government military complex in New Mexico,
deep beneath the
surface of the earth.
The Dulce Base is an alleged
military complex
inside the Archuleta Mesa in
Northern Dulce, New Mexico.
There's no guard towers,
no tanks outside.
The conspiracy says that there is a base
deep within this mountain
that not only our United States
military operates in,
but after a deal that we've made with aliens,
allegedly they are there, too,
conducting whatever operations
they are inside Archuleta Mesa.
Many experts believe that
thousands of humans have been abducted
and brought to the
Dulce Base for
experimentation.
It is reported to have seven levels,
each more horrifying
than the last.
On level four, the experiments
allegedly focus on
hypnosis and telepathy.
But experts believe it's the experiments
involving brain waves
usually active when we sleep
that are the most sinister.
What if experimental researchers
could tap human brain waves
while we are awake,
essentially creating a door
through which we could easily be controlled?
A recent study by
neuroscientist Norman S. Don
points to a terrifying conclusion.
Don measured the
brain waves of subjects
who had all claimed
to have been abducted
or had close encounters
with a UFO,
and the results were shocking.
In all cases,
abductees were able to achieve
non-ordinary or trance-like
states during a waking state,
something they were not able to do
prior to being abducted.
Can close encounters with aliens
change the way our
brains function?
If so, Don may have uncovered
the primary reason
aliens are abducting humans
in record numbers.
Are aliens abducting humans
so they can
access our minds and control us
while we are awake?
And could this be the ultimate weapon?
Free will would cease to exist,
and an alien agenda
would become our own.
This is Unsealed Alien Files,
exposing the biggest
secret on planet earth.
Corrected & sync CORNELDVD
There's no telling where
or when they will happen.
But of all the possible scenarios,
none is more terrifying
than the one we're
unaware of until
it's too late.
Home is where we are supposed
to feel most secure,
but it's also
where we are most vulnerable,
as sleep provides the perfect
opportunity for
aliens to strike.
A typical alien abduction
usually occurs at night.
The victim is sound asleep
in their bed.
NARRATOR: Each year, hundreds report
alien intruders.
How do they enter our homes undetected?
And what do they want?
Join us as dreams turn
into nightmares when
reports of bedroom
invaders are unsealed.
Secret files hidden from the public
for decades
detailing every UFO account
are now available to the public.
We are about to uncover the truth
behind these classified documents.
Find out what the government doesn't
want you to know.
Unsealed Alien Files,
exposing the biggest
secrets on planet earth.
Ulster County, Upstate New York,
December 26, 1985.
Author Whitley Strieber is spending
the holidays in his forest cabin
with family and friends.
At approximately 8:30 p.m., Strieber activates
the cabin's alarm system
and retires for the evening.
In the middle of the night,
he is awakened by a strange sound.
Rising to investigate, Strieber is shocked
to see an alien enter the room.
At that moment, he loses consciousness.
The next thing Strieber remembers is
waking in the woods not far from
the cabin.
He has no recollection of what has
transpired since rising from his bed
to face the alien.
Haunted by the incident,
Strieber undergoes regressive hypnosis
to recover the memories
of those lost hours.
The results are shocking.
Strieber recalls floating up
and out of his
bedroom into a UFO hovering
somewhere above the cabin.
On board, he was subjected to
a series of torturous medical procedures.
One saw a long needle
inserted into his brain.
In the end, Strieber's therapist
attributes his alien abduction
memories to a form of epilepsy
known to induce vivid and often
bizarre hallucinations.
But the author utterly rejects
the theory.
He is convinced that everything he saw
and experienced was real.
Strieber goes on to
write a bestselling book
about his ordeal and learns
that his experience,
while extraordinary,
was hardly unique.
Just four years later,
a 1991 poll estimates that some
four million Americans have experienced
a similar close encounter.
The roper poll states that
most of those abducted claim
they were taken in the dead of night.
They all remember being
completely immobilized,
removed from their car or beds,
and transported to a UFO.
There they recall hospital
operating rooms,
bright lights,
and huge-eyed alien beings.
Physical procedures are performed while
they lie upon examination tables
naked, frightened,
and paralyzed.
It's a sinister pattern.
But why do aliens
target the bedroom?
Is it merely a means of taking
victims by surprise?
Or does the secret lie
in the state of sleep itself?
Humans are pretty vulnerable
when they sleep.
Your eyes are shut
and you're not paying
attention to what or
who is around you.
Your brain doesn't necessarily process 100%.
A lot of times you may incorporate
that into your dreams.
Other times, you just don't
even process it.
Victims of bedroom abduction
almost invariably question
whether the experience was truly
real or just a dream.
Is this why aliens
target our bedrooms at night?
Does the state of
sleep offer the perfect cover
for abducting humans?
Or is something else at work?
Author Whitley Strieber
claims that he was
abducted by aliens fromthe bedroom
of his cabin in Upstate New York.
From the blinding light to
the feeling of helpless paralysis,
his account bears all the hallmarks
of bedroom invasion.
It's a terrifying experience
that's been shared
by thousands of others.
Mark Rowtly of England is another victim
of bedroom invasion.
Suddenly, out of the blue,
I woke up at 3:00 in the morning
terrified, panic-stricken, paralyzed.
I knew exactly what was going on.
Three entities were in the room.
I could see all around the room.
I was completely coherent,
completely awake, just immobile.
With fear? I don't know.
Whether they did something
to make me immobile, I don't know.
Rowtly lies helpless as one
of the entities crosses the room.
All else I remember is some
kind of thing then drilled into my ear.
And that was it.
I was awake.
It was 8:00 in the morning.
That was it.
There was that missing time.
It's a disturbingly
familiar scenario,
a vulnerable victim,
paralysis, intense pain, and hours,
often days, of missing time.
But despite the seriousness
of these claims,
the scientific community
refuses to investigate them.
They instead attribute the bedroom
invasion phenomenon to sleep paralysis
a temporary physical
condition that can occur when
entering or emerging from sleep.
The victim suddenly discovers
they are unable to move.
The state often induces
a feeling of helplessness
that can quickly escalate
into sheer terror.
Could the victims of
bedroom abduction simply be
experiencing sleep paralysis?
Are the thousands
of reports of alien intruders
the fevered
visions of terrified minds?
If so, how can sleep paralysis
account for the striking
similarities among
thousands of abduction reports?
The common element to virtually all bedroom
invasions is the blinding light
that precedes
the alien's arrival.
But what is its purpose?
Is it a means of gaining access to
the victim's bedroom?
Or is it a means of
paralyzing the victim?
Whitley Strieber claims
his wife slept through
the entire ordeal
despite the presence of the
light and his physical removal
from the bed.
How did she not wake up?
When people report their
abduction experiences,
they can say that it
happened at night
and oftentimes there'll be
someone laying next to them
who doesn't remember anything.
It could be that these ETs have
a way of really isolating who
they want and really just
freezing or suppressing anyone
that they don't want to be
involved in this particular experience.
Does the light simultaneously
render some unconscious
while removing others to
a nearby UFO?
Many experts believe that
bedroom abductees don't really
go anywhere at all.
They believe the
bright light shifts them
into a dimension beyond
the realm of human perception.
We see the universe
in three dimensions,
height, width, and depth.
And we experience
the passage of a fourth dimension,
being time.
But the world's top physicist
estimates there may be
as many as 11 different dimensions,
and their existence
may soon be confirmed.
Unsealed case file, Alien Dimensions.
Recently released reports have revealed
that scientists working at CERN's Large
Hadron Collider in Switzerland
are actively looking
for evidence that the universe
contains more than four dimensions.
They suggest that the existence of
extra dimensions could explain
some puzzling properties
of the universe.
Atoms are smashed together at velocities
approaching the speed of light.
The fallout from these
collisions is beginning to
reveal the greatest secrets of our universe
and within five years,
we might actually encounter
these extra dimensions beyond
the realm of human perception.
Many ufologists believe that
extraterrestrials already
possess the ability to shift
between dimensions.
They also believe that
victims of bedroom invasion
aren't taken to a spaceship,
they are in fact shifted into
a dimension beyond
the three we are
able to perceive.
And this is why Strieber's wife
remained sound asleep
throughout his ordeal.
Strieber claims that
he awakened in the woods not far
from his cabin.
But is it possible he
made his way outside
in dazed pursuit of a UFO that
was never really there?
Are bedroom invasions the work of
aliens traveling between dimensions?
Are what the UFO victims claim to
see really just illusions?
Millions of Americans may have been
the victims of alien
bedroom invasion.
But their claims are
difficult to confirm because
virtually all abductees
are either alone,
or their potential witnesses are rendered
mysteriously unconscious.
Some experts believe the victims
aren't taken to a UFO at all,
but rather shifted into
a different dimension.
One account, however, offers compelling
evidence to the contrary
and may reveal
a previously unknown human element
behind the bedroom
invasion phenomenon.
Unsealed case file,
The Linda Cortile abduction.
New York City, November 30, 1989.
Around 3:15 a.m., two security officers
transporting a foreign dignitary
spot a large glowing object
hovering near a high-rise
apartment building.
They quickly realize it is a UFO
making a bold appearance above
the New York skyline.
Shocking as it is,
nothing can prepare them
for what they see next.
The UFO blasts a beam of blue light at
the building's 12th floor.
Figures emerge, floating through
the beam up to
the waiting craft.
The last is a young woman.
The two officers don't realize it
at the time, but they are
witnessing a textbook bedroom
invasion in progress.
The woman in question
later identifies
herself as Linda Cortile.
She later claims
that there were in fact
five aliens in her apartment
that night and that two remained
behind while she was taken
to the waiting craft.
Onboard, she was subjected to
invasive medical procedures similar
to those reported by other abductees.
The two security
officers report the incident
anonymously to a noted ufologist
Budd Hopkins.
But they aren't
the only witnesses.
Reportedly, traffic came
to a standstill on
the Brooklyn Bridge as people
watched in disbelief.
The sheer number of eyewitness accounts
threatens to break the story worldwide.
Hopkins calls the Cortile case...
The presence of aliens on earth
is on the verge
of being accepted
by the general public.
It's a potentially historic
moment that will draw
fire from the biggest UFO
skeptic of his time.
Journalist Philip J. Klass was a controversial
figure in the world of UFO investigation.
From the early 1960s
to his death in 2005,
he investigated hundreds
of UFO claims,
earning him the nickname...
A lifelong skeptic,
Klass worked tirelessly to
debunk UFO claims.
In a taped interview about
the mass UFO sighting,
Klass questions whether
the two security officers
even existed and states that not one
witness saw it dive
into the east river,
as Linda Cortile reported.
It's a sharp denial of
multiple eyewitness accounts,
but it overlooks one
all-important fact,
Linda Cortile never claimed to have
seen the UFO dive into the river.
That observation was made
by the two security officers.
Why would one of the world's
most respected UFO investigators
play fast and loose with the facts
surrounding the Linda Cortile abduction?
Was it a simple case of oversight,
or was the evidence so compelling
that Klass saw a need
to deny at any cost?
While Philip J. Klass
was all too eager to speak out
on the Linda Cortile case,
one man remains
conspicuously silent.
He is the foreign
dignitary being transported
by the two security officers.
Ufologist Budd Hopkins
claims the man was in fact
Javier Perez de Cuellar,
then secretary general
of the United Nations.
A public statement regarding the incident
from a leader of his stature
might forever dispel any doubts
the public might have about the presence
of aliens on earth.
But to this day, de Cuellar remains
silent on the incident.
Are world authorities keeping
vital information from the public?
In the 1990s, Hopkins claimed that
aliens were in fact attempting
to take control of humanity,
one victim at a time, in a silent war
against planet earth.
He believed they were receiving help
from the planet's highest authorities
to keep their activities secret.
The government's attempts at
controlling this information
should make us very afraid.
But perhaps our greatest fears
will be realized when they no longer
have any control at all.
Bedroom invasions continue to this day,
and there's no sign of them stopping.
But how do they do it,
and are these abductions sanctioned
by our own government
for reasons they refuse
to disclose?
Many theories exist,
but the most terrifying may have
its origins in a secret
government military complex in New Mexico,
deep beneath the
surface of the earth.
The Dulce Base is an alleged
military complex
inside the Archuleta Mesa in
Northern Dulce, New Mexico.
There's no guard towers,
no tanks outside.
The conspiracy says that there is a base
deep within this mountain
that not only our United States
military operates in,
but after a deal that we've made with aliens,
allegedly they are there, too,
conducting whatever operations
they are inside Archuleta Mesa.
Many experts believe that
thousands of humans have been abducted
and brought to the
Dulce Base for
experimentation.
It is reported to have seven levels,
each more horrifying
than the last.
On level four, the experiments
allegedly focus on
hypnosis and telepathy.
But experts believe it's the experiments
involving brain waves
usually active when we sleep
that are the most sinister.
What if experimental researchers
could tap human brain waves
while we are awake,
essentially creating a door
through which we could easily be controlled?
A recent study by
neuroscientist Norman S. Don
points to a terrifying conclusion.
Don measured the
brain waves of subjects
who had all claimed
to have been abducted
or had close encounters
with a UFO,
and the results were shocking.
In all cases,
abductees were able to achieve
non-ordinary or trance-like
states during a waking state,
something they were not able to do
prior to being abducted.
Can close encounters with aliens
change the way our
brains function?
If so, Don may have uncovered
the primary reason
aliens are abducting humans
in record numbers.
Are aliens abducting humans
so they can
access our minds and control us
while we are awake?
And could this be the ultimate weapon?
Free will would cease to exist,
and an alien agenda
would become our own.
This is Unsealed Alien Files,
exposing the biggest
secret on planet earth.
Corrected & sync CORNELDVD