ELENDIL..You are not getting what I am saying, maybe that is my fault. It might be a communication problem betwen me and you.
1*Betty said/ the Aliens she saw were small "dark hair" with big eyes, this was before the Hypnosis sessions with Dr Benjamin Simon.
The Grey small aliens with "Bald" headed large eyes only came out after the Hypnosis sessions.. Hair in the original version.. no hair in the Hypnosis session?
2* Streiber/ does not believe the image in the front of Communion is real, he is unsure such a entity exists even, also he claimed his aliens had hair and were not bald!
But yet thousands of abductess are seeing the Streiber alien in their experiences and that being is bald headed. Do you not see the problem?
I'm not arguing against there being a small entity doing the abductions, but I do have a problem with the image we have!
The Grey Image is far earlier than Betty hill. Taking from the internet this stuff.
science fiction writer H.G. Wells, in the article "Man of the Year Million" in 1893, describes humanity transformed into a race of gray-skinned beings, stunted and with big heads. In his 1901 book The First Men in the Moon, Selenites, or natives of the Moon, are described as having gray skin, big heads, large black eyes and wasp stings. He also briefly describes aliens resembling Greys brought down to Earth as food by the antagonists of his more popular novel The War of the Worlds.
In 1933, the Swedish novelist Gustav Sandgren, using the pen name Gabriel Linde, published a science fiction novel called Den okända faran (The Unknown Danger), where he describes a race of extraterrestrials: "[...] the creatures did not resemble any race of humans. They were short, shorter than the average Japanese, and their heads were big and bald, with strong, square foreheads, and very small noses and mouths, and weak chins. What was most extraordinary about them were the eyes – large, dark, gleaming, with a sharp gaze. They wore clothes made of soft grey fabric, and their limbs seemed to be similar to those of humans." The novel was aimed at young readers, and it included illustrations of the aliens.
During the early 1980s Greys were linked in popular culture to the alleged crash landing of a flying saucer in Roswell New Mexico, in 1947, by a number of publications which contained statements from individuals who claimed to have seen the U.S. military handling a number of unusually proportioned, bald, child-sized corpses. These individuals claimed that the corpses had over-sized headsand slanted eyes—but scant other facial features—during and after the incident.[4]
In 1987, popular novelist Whitley Strieber published the book Communion, in which he describes a number of close encounters he purports to have experienced with Greys and other extraterrestrial beings. The book became a New York Times bestseller, and a film adaption starring Christopher Walken was released in 1989.
Keiko, It was a communication a letter between Whitley and Bill Chalker a UFO-researcher. Whitley was checking up on a case in Australia he allegedly got thousands of letters from people claiming experiences one letter matched his experiences in detail. Whitley allegedly his words told Bill this. I omitted this element from my book in order to have a way of later identifying possible authentic descriptions of the visitors...I think Bill would be sued if he was lying in his book.The case in Australia he enquired about I think involved a women
