The Bizarre True Story Of The Brooklyn Bridge UFO Abduction
On Nov. 30, 1989, an abduction occurred that revolutionized how ufologists approached the subject, or an erratic woman and a few ufologists spun a tale.
Read MoreOn Nov. 30, 1989, an abduction occurred that revolutionized how ufologists approached the subject, or an erratic woman and a few ufologists spun a tale.
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