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The MacGregors On Aliens in the Backyard UFO Encounters, Abductions, & Synchronicity
Great Buzz going on regarding the MacGregors! They will be on my radio show May 4th at The Church Of Mabus.
MacGregors on Aliens in the Backyard UFO Encounters, Abductions, & Synchronicity
Could you touch base on the alien encounter story of Connie J Cannon that happened in 1981?
One cold November night in 1981, Connie, her husband, and three sons were en route from Atlanta to St. Augustine, where they were relocating. Connie and her younger son, John, were in a brand new Regency Oldsmobile sedan with a V-8 engine, following the moving van that her husband, Ted, was driving, accompanied by their other two sons.
They were on I-75, about a hundred miles south of Atlanta, near Macon, when Connie suddenly realized they were no longer on the interstate. She was sure she hadn’t taken an exit, yet she and John were driving on a strange grid of roads, not a single building in sight. She didn’t see anything she recognized. She was incredibly tired, but kept on driving.
The next thing she knew, she and John were on their knees outside the Olds, on a black asphalt tarmac near hangars, sobbing hysterically. Several black choppers circled overhead and so did three, round softly grumbling spacecraft. In front of her and John were a group of Grays and military men who held massive looking assault weapons. One of the military men pointed his weapon directly at Connie, leaned into her face, and said, “If you ever…you will never see your family again.”
Her terror was so profound, she could barely think. But what was it she wasn’t supposed to say or do? Why were aliens mingling with military men? What was going on? Just as suddenly, she and John found themselves inside their vehicle, even though she had no memory of getting back in the car, and were on the same grid of roads. She finally saw a convenience store and went inside. The clerk informed her she was on Warner Robins Air Force Base and the only way off the base was the same way she got onto the base – through the guarded front gate. Connie told her she hadn’t come through any guard gate, but the clerk argued that she must have, it was the only way to get onto the base.
Connie eventually found her way back to I-75. Still scared and fatigued, she kept driving south. Meanwhile, her husband was frantic. He pulled off the interstate several times, waiting for her and John to show up. This was in the days before cell phones, so it wasn’t as if he could call her. He finally figured they had stopped for a bite to eat and drove on toward St. Augustine. Connie and John arrived three hours later. They were both so out of it they couldn’t even talk about what they had experienced. They curled up on the porch of their new home and fell deeply asleep.
How did a heavy duty Oldsmobile sedan, loaded with personal belongings, with a woman and kid inside, get onto a military base 15 to 18 miles away from I-75? Military bases have commissaries, so what actually was that convenience store she walked into? Why were Grays mingling with military men? Was it all a screen memory? Was reality manipulated in some way?
If you aren’t familar with the MacGregors I heavily suggest you visit the rest of the interview to find out more information about them and the books they have authored. Thank you.
