Alien Abduction in Indiana



A life-long abduction experiencer, “Suzie,” recounts her multiple encounters, which began in the 1970’s at the age of 15. Originally from Porter County, IN, Suzie, who wishes to remain anonymous, recalls watching mysterious lights hover over Lake Michigan, and details the many times that she believes she made contact with something beyond our planet. From lost time, to strange personal encounters with beings that did not appear to be human, Suzie expresses what it was like to keep these experiences to herself for over 40 years, and what eventually led her to reach out to abduction researcher and counselor, John Budrys. Budrys also shares his thoughts on Suzie’s case, and what he has learned over the years talking to many “experiencers” like Suzie.

Through his website aliencontactteam.org, John Budrys and other committed volunteers continue to provide a private, confidential resource for people who suspect they may have experienced alien contact. If you believe that you have had an encounter with aliens, UFOs, or other unexplained phenomenon, you please share your story at unsolved.com.

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17 Comments

  1. Anonymous

    Nothing like fueling this woman’s delusions instead of giving her actual psychiatric help. Based on the story, it’s pretty obvious that this woman was sexually assaulted as a teenager and is suffering from PTSD. Rather than have her experiences processed and treated in a meaningful and healthy way, people have been reinforcing this nonsense alien abduction story that she has been convinced into believing it herself.

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    • anonymous

      how is it obvious that she was assaulted? nothing she said pointed DIRECTLY to an assault taking place. that is a big jump if you think that’s obvious

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  2. The seeker

    Contact me if yall have info on the aliens. I have been investigating and want to find out ever since my brother disappeared one day when a blue bright light was shining in his room. I still recall that scary noise.

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  3. Ash

    That’s a Pokémon

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  4. Patrick

    Meh, I question when people say they’ve had multiple experiences. I think it’s rare when ufo/aliens visit us but I do believe it’s happened. Just don’t think they keep visiting the same person over and over.

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    • Chet

      We tag wild animals and keep tracks on a single individual to learn of their movements. It’s entirely plausible for the theoretical aliens singling out some individuals like that.

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  5. Mike

    WE ARE NOT THE ONLY ONE IN THE UNIVERSE. THEY ARE SO MANY PLANET AND GALAXY, THAT IT’S IMPOSSIBLE THAT WE ARE ALONE

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  6. Halil

  7. Ash

    Looks like the little thing from a bugs life movie

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  8. Sleep Paralysis

    I have sleep paralysis about once a month. The scared I have ever been was waking up not being able to move. I was awake but couldn’t even wiggle my toes. I saw a gray alien in my house and heard him leave my house. I have no recollection of what was done to me or where I was taken. Just waking up scared to death staring right him. Ugly SOB!!!!

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  9. Kennedy

    I swear I’ve had a dream of this exact sketch but I thought it was a baby mermaid when I had dreams of it as a child?? So interesting.

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  10. AnaMaria

    Something is going on… of that, there is no doubt. ALL of these people couldn’t be crazy or just making it up. One theory, as plausible as any reality perceived by victims of the paranormal, is outlined in the book “The Paranormal Conspiracy” by Timothy Dailey, PHD. I’m shocked by the number of people who readily believe in Aliens, BigFoot, Ghosts, or Skinwalkers, but draw the line at a belief in God. Read the book… if only to look at another point of view.

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  11. tester

    tester

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  12. Anthony

    This was a very underwhelming episode. I listen to every single one, but this one was very low effort. Her story lacked details and overall was boring.

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