Ancient Aliens: Aliens in Disguise Warn Researcher - "We've Taken Many Humans" (Season 18)
HISTORY・3 minutes read
Prominent UFO investigator Albert K. Bender founded the International Flying Saucer Bureau but abruptly ended it after encountering shadowy figures who warned him to stop his UFO research; these entities claimed to be from a distant part of the universe, covertly operating on Earth. The men in black, believed to be extraterrestrial or working for extraterrestrials, influenced Bender through telepathy, leading him to give up his research and publication, potentially being connected to the shadow people phenomenon.
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- Albert K. Bender, a UFO investigator, founded the International Flying Saucer Bureau but ended it after being warned by shadowy figures through telepathy to stop UFO research and publication, leading to headaches and telepathic control.
- The entities encountered by Bender, known as men in black, are speculated to be either extraterrestrial beings or working for them, using telepathic influence and shadowy appearances to hide UFO truths, potentially connected to the shadow people phenomenon.
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Summary
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Men in Black: UFO Research Suppression Entities
- Albert K. Bender, a prominent UFO investigator, founded the International Flying Saucer Bureau during the 1952 UFO flap, but abruptly ended it a year later after encountering three shadowy figures in his bedroom who warned him through telepathy to cease his UFO research and publication of "The Space Review."
- Bender was plagued by headaches and telepathic control after the encounter, leading him to give up his research and publication. The entities claimed to be from a distant part of the universe, revealing they had been covertly operating on Earth and taking humans to cover their activities.
- The entities Bender encountered, referred to as the men in black, are believed to be extraterrestrial or working for extraterrestrials to conceal the truth about UFOs. They are described as shadowy, wearing black clothing, and influencing people telepathically, possibly being linked to the shadow people phenomenon.
