Whoa, Hey, everybody, I appreciate you clicking on the video. I
just wanted to take them in it and say I have had a great day.
I got to meet my sons in Memphis to eat lunch. My wife
and I drove there. We met both of our sons and one of their
wives. The other one's wife was sick, but I got to see them
and it was I hadn't seen them in two months, and it was just
so glad. I was so glad to see those guys and they're happy,
they're doing good in their jobs, and I just wanted to let you know
that it just made my day to see them. Okay, let's move on
with the podcast. I have a letter here at email from Patty. This
is an extremely interesting story. It's quite It's a little bit long, but
I think the people that follow the UFO topic are going to really enjoy this.
Here's what Patty writes. I'm an identical twin. We are so much
alike. It's Unkenny. We say things at the same time, and we
think alike, and we act alike, and we do most everything alike.
We have always had the ability to finish each other's sentences or even to answer
each other without having to ask a question. It's like we're in each other's
minds. You know. I've known several sets of twins through the years,
and they're all that way, especially the identical twins. Probably I think they
call if they're not identical, they're fraternal, but they're they're always in sync
with each other. They know it each anyway, I'm rambling, let me
get on with the story. I know it's that way with most twins,
but I believe our bond is extra strong because we've moved around the United States
so much. When we were little, my father was in computers at the
time when the average computer took up an entire room with spinning reels, banks
of flash lights, and black screens and green letters. The information stored on
a computer that size back then could be put into a thumb drive today.
People like my dad were in high demand then because there were so few of
them. So we'd move to one place and stay until the computer installation was
done, and then we'd move somewhere else in between. Dad still traveled a
lot, and that left Mom to raise us kids alone. For the most
part. She had to be strict in order to control us and she was
good at it, and as for us kids, we learned to be each
other's best friends. Last spring, my twin and I turned fifty eight.
As a president, my husband got us a nice hotel suite so we could
be together. I live in central Illinois now and my twin lives two and
a half hours away, and it was a fantastic gift. But I'm fairly
certain that he saw it as a gift to himself as much as it was
for us. When my twin and I get together, it doesn't take long
for us to get loud and obnoxious. We love to laugh, and when
we're together we laugh at everything. Well. Our plan was simple. We
would check into the hotel and have a nice dinner at the hotel restaurant.
We'd take a swim in the pool and do our nails, and play board
games and drink a lot. Everything went according to plan right up until the
margarita's and the birthday tequila shots. My sister must have told them it was
my birthday, because when they brought the shots, they began to sing to
me, and I quickly pointed out that we're twins, so it was her
birthday too. We're identical twins. How had they failed to notice that?
We staggered back to our hotel room, which, given the immense size of
the hotel, was about three blocks away, and decided it would be better
if we made it an early night. Of course, we set up,
and we reminisced a while, and we talked about thes. I suppose I
should have mentioned that when I turned fifty, I began to be plagued by
UFOs. We had a hot tub in our backyard that I loved to spend
time in. There was nothing quite like sitting out there on a hot summer
night and staring up at the beautiful night sky. I didn't even mind at
first. When I began to see them. There were twelve or thirteen different
types. One of them would not leave me alone for six months. It
was a small white triangle that usually appeared around two thousand feet up. It
would have a bright white flash of light on it when the sun hit it
just right. That flash of light was what first caught my eye. It
never moved much faster than an airplane, but it clearly wasn't a plane.
I lived close to an airport, so I can recognize the difference. It
never made any noise either. Over the years, I began to report my
sightings to the Mutual u UFO Network or MOFON. For the first two years
after it started, I didn't have a phone with a camera that could take
pictures of them, But once I did, I began to share the photos
and the short videos I made of my mouf on with my Moufon investigator.
At one point I had so many sightings that Moufon wanted to come and do
a whole story on the phenomena. COVID made that impossible, though after a
while, seeing UFOs all the time isn't as fun as you might think.
My grandson had been diagnosed with cancer and it was in remission, but then
the cancer came back, and with everything else, it all got to be
too much for me. I went to the doctor, and though I didn't
share the whole UFO sightings thing, my blood pressure was out of control and
it was obvious that I was not handling this stress very well, so I
ended up on blood pressure medicine. The doctor probably would have put me on
more than BP meds if I'd mentioned UFOs. I didn't want to be labeled
a lunatic, so I kept the stories to myself. I even made the
resolution not to look up at the sky anymore, secretly, though I knew
that it was those sightings that pushed me over the edge. The one person
I talked to about them was my sister, and once I had the photographic
evidence, I began to tell her about them, and she believed me.
We don't lie to each other. It would be useless to try. We
know each other too well. So I told her about the UFO that kept
following me. I told her about the different shapes and sizes of the other
ones, and I talked about the ones that move at unbelievable speeds and the
ones that go invisible right before my eyes. I told her about the ones
that could have come within ten feet of me, and the ones I've seen
from a long distance. She hung on my every word. My husband,
it's been off seventeen years, said he believed me too. But it was
different with my sister. No matter how much my husband tried to reassure me,
there was always a slight sound of doubt in his voice. I didn't
blame him, it all sounded so crazy, But with my sister, there
was no doubt. Since I've often wondered why me. It was especially nice
to know that my sister believed at all. To my surprise, she didn't
just believe me, She was excited about it when I first told her.
That was when she told me that she too had seen a UFO two years
before that I had my experience. Although my sister and I never lie to
each other, she had not told me before then because she was afraid that
I wouldn't believe her. We didn't need anything more to bond over. But
knowing that she saw what I saw, I don't know. It was like
going from Elmer's school glue to gorilla glue. These were the things we talked
about that night in the hotel. There were other topics too. We talked
about living outside of Chicago in nineteen sixty eight when we were three, and
how we used to imagine that we were flying, and we both always wished
that we could be birds. When we left the house two years later and
moved to another state nearby, we continued those fantasies and dreams of flying.
We really did have vivid imaginations back then, and we both remarked at how
real those dreams of flying were. I also talked to her about how I
was afraid to look up at the sky now and how the things I was
seeing had driven my blood pressure through the roof. I talked about how I
missed seeing the birds and the clouds overhead, and the stars and the moons
and the planets. I missed sitting in my hot tub and playing disc golf
with my husband too. The margeritas and the birthday shots got the better of
us, and we knew that we were going to have to sleep now.
Neither of us can sleep without the assistance of a sleeping pill. Yes,
I know, alcohol and sleeping pills don't mix, but we were in no
condition to make good decisions, and we popped our pills and climbed into bed,
and we were both soon fast asleep, and it was only eight thirty
pm. At two am, my twin woke up and was staring at the
foot of the bed. And it's funny how we're so connected that an action
as simple as staring at the foot of the bed was enough to wake me
up. What are you staring at? I asked. Something's playing with my
feet, she told me, and then she added, are you doing that?
She could plainly see that I was lying still beside her, so I
don't think she meant that question to be a serious one. I think it
was more of a case of her looking for an answer, any answer,
to explain what she was feeling. I told her it wasn't me and to
go back to sleep. At three am, I woke up again to find
my twins staring at the foot of the bed. Patty, she said,
I'm not fooling around. Something is playing with my feet and pushing down on
the bed down there. I believe you, I said, but we got
to get some sleep now. I have to admit there was a slight doubt
in the back of my mind that she might have been dreaming it, But
all doubt was removed at four point thirty when my twin woke up to find
me staring at the foot of the bed. What is that? I said,
now fully understanding why she was so freaked out earlier. It was so
weird, and I demonstrated to her what I was feeling. It was like
a hand pressing down on the bed and a featherlike thing tickling around my feet.
It was the same thing that she felt earlier. Screw this, I
told her, let's get out of here. We got up and we packed
in a hurry, and we left the room cards on the desk, and
we practically ran out to her car. In three minutes, we were back
at my house explaining to my very confused husband why we couldn't stay there any
longer. At first, he wasn't sure if we were teasing him, but
the more we told the story, the more he began to believe us.
But it doesn't end there. After our birthday, I told my twin that
my blood pressure was under control now and that I was going to start looking
up at the sky again. That led me to talk more about how we
used to imagine flying when we were kids. We talked about how wonderful it
would be if we were reincarnated as different types of birds. It was like
a switch came on for both of us at the same time. We looked
at each other and said, wait, we have flown before, and all
those images in our minds of being in the air weren't imagination. There were
a memory. We got so excited talking about that that we began to finish
each other's sentence again, and I remembered living at the house in Chicago,
and my sister remembered the other house later on, and we shared our stories
and we compared them, and the more we talked, the more we realized
that these were extraterrestrial encounters. Now, I clearly remember one time when we
were floating out of our bedroom and going down a long hall very close to
the ceiling. We went through a door that led to a small second story
deck that we were forbidden to go on because it was so dangerous. We
didn't touch that door. It was open for us, and I can clearly
remember exactly how it appeared from above the deck looking down at the ground,
and then we went higher above a tall tree that was in our yard twenty
five feet from the house. I remembered every detail, even though I was
only three or four at the time. Although my twin could remember that event,
she began to tell me of another time when we lived in the other
house. It would have been when we were about six. As she told
the story, I began to remember it too, and even finished some of
her sentences for her. As she remembered us floating through the family room and
out the front door, and we passed through the living room, she remembered
yelling to me, Patty, don't look out the window, because there was
a big eye out there. I was in front of her, and because
when someone tells you not to look, the first thing you do is look.
I turned and looked back, only recall seeing the top part of the
eye, but she saw the entire black, almond shaped eye staring at her.
She couldn't remember any other feature, but we both knew it was an
eye even at that age. After that the encounter that we both now believe
was alien, we had several memories of flying. There was a field that
we now realized was a wheat field. Another one had patches of flowers and
a few tall trees standing alone. We talked then about those times, and
how we had no trouble getting off the ground, and how high we'd go,
and how we'd worry about getting down even though it was never an issue.
It was like we had complete control over our flying experiences. And then
it occurred to me that the fields that we saw were unfamiliar to us.
Neither I nor my twin could place where they were. We knew they were
nowhere near either of the two houses we'd lived in during this time. Had
we slipped into another dimension, had the extraterrestrials taken us somewhere far from home.
This is a question we still have no answer for. At school,
we both remember telling our friends that we could fly. We have the clear
memory of them all gathering around us to watch. But we couldn't get off
the ground. No matter how hard we tried, and no matter how easy
it had been in those strange fields, we could not prove to our friends
that we had that ability. They laughed at us as we stood there in
silence, looking at each other for the reassurance that never came. When we
finally found our voices, we pretended like it never happened, and we never
spoke of it again until after our birthday this year. Now, I know
all of this sounds insane, but as sure as I'm sitting here typing this,
I know that my sister and I flew. We may never know where
or in what dimension those fields existed that we flew over, but she and
I both know that we flew. I wish this were the end of my
story, but it's not as much as I missed looking at the sky.
As soon as I started doing it again, I began to see the UFOs.
Perhaps they'd never gone away in the two years that I hadn't looked up.
Maybe they'll always be there for me. My husband and I were in
the hot dub one day and talking about the UFOs when it occurred to us
that of all the types of UFOs I've seen over the years, I've only
seen three different kinds on television. But there are so many shows about ets
and UFOs and UAPs and SAPs now, but only three kinds are ever mentioned.
Of all the encounters I've had, my husband has only witnessed one with
me. He knows it was nothing of this earth, and he said it
couldn't be impossible is the word that he used. We were talking about doctor
Stephen Greer and how he gets groups together in the desert to meditate and call
upon the UFOs to come and visit with great success. And as my husband
was getting out of the hot time, he said that maybe I should call
them in. We both had a couple of beers in us, and one
thing led to another, and that's what I did three times, and all
three times my husband was able to see a UFO. Oh. I didn't,
but I didn't ask them to reveal themselves to me. I asked them
to reveal themselves to him, and that's what they did. And then we
called my twin and we got her involved. She was able to do that
too, despite having her doubts. Now I don't know what this all means
to me. I don't want to see anymore, but my only option is
to not look up. My husband would rather not see anymore either. It
leaves me with so many questions. Do some people have a sixth or even
a seventh sense that allows for a better connection with them? Are twins more
likely to have that connection? Were my twin and I marked by ET's as
children? Have they experimented on us? It is the summer of twenty twenty
three and I haven't seen one yet, but I know it's not if it's
when that much I have come to accept. Okay, I've had this story.
Well I don't really know how long I've had this story, but it's
Neoma did a great job editing this and so that you got the full I
think you got the full blast of what these girls are going through, especially
the one who wrote in. And there's really nothing for me to add to
it other than it is fascinating to me. This UFO stuff is. It's
so extremely interesting and just one point, the part in the story where her
and her sister are telling the Now, I'm not laughing at them. It's
just a cute little scene in my mind of these two little twin girls saying,
oh yeah, we can fly, and all the other kids gathering around
them going okay, let's see it. And then they just look at each
other and they're like, why aren't we flying? I get that kids are
that way. It's like I said, it's just a cute little scene,
but that's one of the scenes in the story that really stuck out to me.
Anyway, I wanted to share this story with y'all. I thought it
was great and I hope you enjoyed it. I appreciate you listening to this
podcast, and we will see you guys on the next one. Thanks a Milion