This UFO Abduction Case Is Still Famous 40 Years Later


Travis Walton became famous when his story broke that he had been abducted by a UFO. Not only had he been abducted, but it had happened with multiple witnesses. The Travis Walton case is one of the most famous UFO cases of all time. In commemoration of the 40th anniversary, Walton and others returned to the actual abduction site for a special UFO conference.

HEBER/OVERGAARD — “They forced me down on the table, but I lost consciousness, and the next thing I remember is waking up on a highway,” recalled Travis Walton on the 40th anniversary of his abduction by an unidentified flying object.

To mark the occasion, Walton hosted a Skyfire Summit UFO conference in Overgaard last weekend.

“I didn’t know how much time had gone by but later found out it was five days and six hours. I was badly injured and could feel the cold of the pavement, but my clothes were warm. I saw the disc shoot off into the sky and then saw the lights of Heber/Overgaard.”

On Nov. 5, 1975, Walton was part of a seven-man logging crew working in the Sitgreaves National Forest near Heber. As they were leaving that night, they all saw a bright light off to their right. When they got closer, they saw a bright saucer-shaped UFO hovering about 20 feet over a clearing.

Walton was the only one who got out of the truck to investigate.

“I was awestruck and entranced by the beauty of the thing. I thought it would take off, but it didn’t and I didn’t appreciate the danger I was in,” said Walton during a panel discussion at the conference with two of his former crew members.

At the discussion with Walton were Mike Rogers, the driver of the truck, and John Goulette. It was the first time the three of them had been all together in 40 years.
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  1. Homo erectus paleojavaicus,
    Look it up ! BULBS o so dim!

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  2. I totally believe this Travis Walton case,read the book a few years ago xx

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    1. I never read the book, I did see the movie which starred Christopher Walken however Travis Walton said there are a lot of inaccuracies in the movie, as is normal.

      However 2 years ago the series Paranormal Witness ran a 1 1/2 hour special on this in which all witnesses where interviewed. Several are screwed up to this day and in interviews it is more than apparent the event left them traumatized. All left town after the tremendous ridicule they took. They all passed lie detector tests a couple days after the incident except one guy who refused to take it for fear they wanted to blame Travis' disappearance on him. Then in the 90s they all took another one and all passed. Many people around the town of Snowflake, Az have come around to believe them, except the Sheriff who can not come to grips.
      Anyway it is a tremendous documentary.
      Chuck

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    2. Walken wasn't in " Fire in the Sky".? wrong facts there..He was in "Communion"..any ufo fan should know that on a bigfoot site..that's why you can't believe anything you read on the internet.

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    3. Correct you are. Got movies and actors mixed up. Looks like it was D B Sweeney. See one of my favs James Gardner was also in it. Been many years since I saw it. Communion is a good book also.
      Chuck

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  3. Travis was on coast to coast am last night. His story still hold much water!

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    1. Thanks for this Zabo. I am a member so will listen to it commercial free tomorrow am. He does a lot of touring around the country these days with his story, especially mufon gatherings. Hopefully I will get to attend one in my area someday soon.
      Chuck

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