The speaker recounts a personal experience where they interviewed a man who claimed to have been abducted by extraterrestrial beings (ETs) while working as a truck driver in Minas Gerais, Brazil. The man, who was previously illiterate and lived in poverty, claimed that the ETs communicated with him telepathically, instructing him to draw their appearance. He drew a perfect representation of the beings, which included a larger arm and a helmet.
The man's story was initially believed by the speaker, but he later claimed that he couldn't draw anything else, suggesting that his initial drawings were not genuine. The man also claimed that the ETs were controlling what he was saying during the interview. The speaker speculates that the man might have been deceiving them, possibly for financial gain or to avoid ridicule in his small town.
The man disappeared after the interview, and the speaker never heard from him again. The speaker also mentions that the man had died, but never wanted to talk about his experiences again. The speaker concludes by expressing uncertainty about the man's story, suggesting that it could be a case of split personality or a problem with the man's perception of reality.
1. The narrator went to a place with many people and had a bad experience with hypnosis.
2. There was a case involving a man who had a terrible experience with hypnosis.
3. The man was an illiterate male who lived in a poor area.
4. The man worked in a transport company in the interior of Minas Gerais.
5. One day, his truck stopped in the middle of the road and a light came down.
6. The man communicated with the beings via telepathy.
7. The beings told the man that they would meet him again in the future.
8. The man forgot about the story until the day it was supposed to happen.
9. The man was taken inside a ship and an experiment was conducted on him.
10. The man was interviewed by a bald man who was also involved in the case.
11. The man was asked to draw a representation of the beings he saw.
12. The man was unable to draw a stick figure, but he drew the beings perfectly.
13. The man was unable to draw anything after the interview began.
14. The man claimed that the beings were controlling what he was saying.
15. The man was dead by the time the interview was supposed to happen.
16. The man did not want money for the story.
17. The man was unable to draw a proper representation of the beings.
18. The man was ridiculed when he talked about the beings.
19. The man disappeared after the interview.
20. The man never wanted to talk about the experience again.
21. The man had a recording of the interview but never published it.
22. The man wondered if he was a teenager when he was not talking to anyone.
23. The man tried to find hypotheses for the experience.
24. The man thought that the experience could have been a problem.
25. The man was around 50-60 years old when the experience happened.
26. The man believed that the experience was real.
27. The man saw someone and thought he could tell that person about the experience.