Alien Mysteries - Corina Saebels

[Skywizard]

This is another Alien Mysteries video I ran across and thought it was interesting enough to post. I don't think it's been posted.

In July 1991, Corina Saebels, a devoted single mother of two, sees a huge spaceship hovering over her home in Aldergrove, British Columbia.
When she learns from her friend that she disappeared for more than 45 minutes, time she can't account for, she reports the sighting to UFO BC and discovers 15 people witnessed a similar craft.


http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x10ofnl_alien-mysteries-corina-saebels_shortfilms#.UbIlkCr5w6i

Corina faces her life's biggest challenge when her daughter reports seeing an alien in her bedroom. The incident triggers a haunting childhood memory and sparks a series of flashbacks that expose Corina to the aliens who are after her and her family. Corina moves her family from Aldergrove to protect her daughter, but can how long can she hide?

peace...
skywizard

[Njord]

http://www.streamallthis.ch/watch/alien-mysteries/

[Flowerpunkchip]

Interesting case, thanks for uploading.


another interview with Corina Saebels
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[ResistETIntervention]

I observed that scientifically-oriented people, in particular, have difficulties facing the reality of the UFO/ET phenomenon.

They tend to uphold theories that were formulated before any data were collected. Then they explain away people's experiences with their conjectures in order to legitimize such theories.

"It is a serious mistake to theorize before one has data. Inevitably, one begins to twist facts to suit theories, instead of theories to suit facts." ~Sherlock Holmes

It is illogical to deny the UFO/ET phenomenon in order to justify outdated scientific theories. The correct stance would be that we must reevaluate certain scientific theories, in light of the UFO/ET phenomenon.