I didn't talk about this to anybody until I was 50.

And I didn't tell my family, I didn't tell my husband, I didn't tell my friends.

I've kept this to myself because people would call you crazy.

This is so personal.

I mean, who wants to go up to somebody and say, hey, I think aliens may have just stated something in my body?

That sounds nuts.

If you happen to see an unknown object traveling across the sky,

who would you tell about it?

Your family, your friends, maybe your coworkers.

Would you post about it on social media?

But what if you believe that you were actually taken by otherworldly beings?

Who would you want to tell then?

You're about to meet a man who has spent years investigating reports of direct alien contact

and a woman who recently shared her remarkable encounters with him.

She has agreed to tell her story publicly on this podcast for the very first time.

I'm Steve French and this is Unsolved Mysteries, Alien Abduction in Indiana.

I've worked in state hospitals, experimental programs, halfway houses,

court systems with juveniles.

But when you have somebody who says, I had an alien come visit me in my room,

sometimes there's some really amazing things that pop out.

John Budre's is not your typical retiree.

He began his career working in the mental health field and it's held jobs that range from making models for toy companies

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