Debra Kauble (then Debra Tomey) came forward in 1986 under the pseudonym "Kathie Davis" in the book Intruders by Budd Hopkins. She was one of the first people to come forward in the dark days of the UFO stigma to talk about what she and her family had experienced with NHI. In 2026 Debra gave a moving speech for the Rice University Center for The Impossible's symposium on "Breaking the Taboo" detailing how she navigated this journey of being a public experiencer while also raising children and...

Twelve 1994 interviews of children/witnesses, transcripts running 104 pages, supposedly sit in the Archives of the Impossible at the Woodson Research Center, Fondren Library, Rice University. I doubt they'd have anything especially juicy, but hey, a gal can dream. Does anyone here have access? Amanda Focke, Jeffrey Kripal and Karin Austin seem to be the most useful people on this, along with Will Bueché at the John Mack Institute. If anyone has links or downloads and can post the transcripts...

RT @jfrickingfaulk: #ufoX This was an amazing event to be a part of! Here’s the recording from last week’s symposium by the John Mack Insti…

RT @jfrickingfaulk: #ufoX This Friday, I’m hosting the John Mack Institute’s Summer Symposium, a free day-long online event featuring Jeffr…