Material from Two High Profile Alien Abduction Cases Analyzed
By Cassandra Klesch

Phyllis Budinger of Frontier Analysis, Ltd, has analyzed materials from two high profile abduction cases, and will present her findings July 22-24, 2005 at the 36th Annual International MUFON Symposium in Denver, Colorado. To prepare her work “UFOs, A Search for Physical Evidence: Chemical Analysis of Traces from Two Abductions” for this event, Ms. Budinger graciously introduced her study of swatches from the dress Betty Hill wore at the time of her and her husband’s abduction, and material Stan Romanek managed to return with after his encounter with alien abductors, to the Cleveland Ufology Project at a meeting in Parma, Ohio, on April 16, 2005

On September 19, 1961 Betty and Barney Hill were abducted in their home state of New Hampshire while returning from Canada. At the time of the incident, Betty was wearing a new, blue dress that even though suffered irreparable damage at the hands of the abductors, left a story just waiting to be read. And while stains and a pink powder marred the dress fabric, Barney Hill’s suit showed no signs of damage.

From Betty Hill’s dress, Ms. Budinger obtained a control swatch, sample fabric swatches, and a lining swatch for testing. A 41 page report with photographs journals the laboratory procedures. The tests: DNA analyses, solvent extraction, and infrared analyses omitted urine, perspiration, and vomit. The following conclusions were drawn:

a. Two substances were identified, protein and natural oil.
b. These substances’ concentrations were lower on the control swatch.
c. The higher protein values do not come from Betty, but from an external source.

d. There were DNA from assorted sources, but no alien DNA could be identified.
e. Most importantly, the chemical analyses support the abduction event.

Stan Romanek has experienced ongoing, UFO sightings, triangular back wounds, fluorescence on his arms and hands and missing time. High school educated, under hypnosis Mr. Romanek has written complicated math equations such as the Drake Equation, which calculates the number of intelligent civilizations possible in our galaxy. On November 17, 2002 at 3:00 A.M. Stan Romanek found himself outside his locked home, in his underwear with marks on his back, and gripping small pieces of an unknown material in his hand.

These light and dark gray pieces measured .1 mm to 1 mm in size, and did not display radioactivity, magnetism, or fluorescence under an ultraviolet light. Under high magnification each color showed its own innate qualities. At high temperature the light gray material displayed a glass like substance, and the dark gray material displayed a needle-like texture. The composition of the synthetic materials have a wide range of application, and could be used for electronics and super conductors. The nature of the material Mr. Romanek held places him somewhere other than his backyard and may be a key to where he was.