The Alien. United Kingdom

One night Margery was told by her first husband to prepare for a shock and some kind of test. It was obvious that he was being quite serious. They got into his car and drove off, although her memory of the trip became hazy and confused and she does not know where they went. Then she was in a room that was dimly lit and there were people standing around a long table or flat bed. She was put onto it and seemed “drugged” and unable to resist. The most memorable of the men in the group was tall and thin with a long nose and white beard. He had thick eyebrows and supposedly said to Margery. “Remember the eyebrows, honey.” A strange medical examination, using odd equipment, was performed on her. Her husband then took her on a trip to all the houses she would occupy in the future. This was accomplished by a click of the fingers, followed by a barrage of images. Her mind was filled with information but she was told that she would remember it only bit by bit as the future unfolded. The memory of the experience did return only from 1978 onwards. At one point one of the “examiners” in the room said to Margery, in a tone that made it seem as he were amused, “They will think its flying saucers.” Her husband also revealed who he really was—but she declined to tell the investigator or source. The day after the “abduction” to a house somewhere in Birmingham her husband left, said he was going abroad, and Margery never saw or heard from him again.