Story 1. The Kelly K Hill Abduction

In this story, the first of two in this episode,

we'll be delving into Australia's most notorious alien encounter, one that would become a pivotal

catalyst in propelling knowledge of life beyond Earth into the public mainstream. Join us as we take a late night cruise with the Cahill family into the cold lonely depths of

missing time through the foothills of the southern Dandenong Mountains. Oh, And then It was like waking from some vague daydream. As she returned to her senses, focusing on the dark silhouettes of the

trees as they rushed past outside the window, Kelly Cahill turned to her husband with an odd look of confusion upon her face.

Andrew seemed focused upon the road ahead, before he finally turned to her with an equally haunted expression.

Meekly, she asked him if she had fallen asleep, but he couldn't answer.

He simply affected a tighter grip on the steering wheel and shook his head with

uncertainty. It was obvious to both of them that they were experiencing the same sense of inner turmoil, though they could not

understand what that turmoil was or why they felt it.

Something had just happened, but for some reason they had no recollection of it.

There was an odd odor inside the vehicle and she could feel a small irritation like a minor burning

sensation somewhere on her midriff but it was this vague memory of the red lights

that bothered her. She didn't know what the lights were or where she

had seen them, just that there had been many all gliding towards her. The car hit a pothole in the road, snatching her from her reverie.

Stunned and disorientated, the couple continued their journey and silence, exhausted and longing for their

beds, wanting only to alleviate whatever mysterious deeds had unsettled them. On the 8th of August 1993, Kelly and Andrew Cahill were

driving home after attending a barbecue hosted by one of their friends.

Although it was winter in Australia, it had not been particularly cold.

The evening had brought with it a cool breeze and some pockets of light rain, but it had not been enough to dampen their spirits.

They had sat chatting with their friends for many hours,grade Hallam Road, stretching over the long

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