TOLD AS TOLD · NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1961
On September 19, 1961, Betty and Barney Hill drove home to Portsmouth through the White Mountains — a four-hour drive that took seven. On Route 3, a light climbed against the stars and kept pace with their car. Barney stepped out with binoculars and saw windows — and figures behind them, watching. Then a rhythmic beeping off the trunk, a tingling car, and nothing: 35 miles of road and two hours neither could account for. Under hypnosis in 1964, Betty drew a map of stars from memory. What an astronomer later found in it is still argued about today.
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