[mysterio]

I wonder why space monsters mostly abduct schizophrenics? Maybe they are trying to cure that disorder.

[Quix]

That’s simply

WHOLESALE UNTRUE.

Abductees are slightly healthier mentally than the average citizen.

The only distinguishing thing any of the mental health research has ever turned up is that they

QUITE UNDERSTANDABLY

show some slight to moderate evidence of PTSD

Yet again the naysayer pontificates utter unmitigated hogwash which has been scientifically proven false.

Let us wait for the retraction . . .

[JoJo Gunn]

I wonder why space monsters mostly abduct schizophrenics? Maybe they are trying to cure that disorder.

I've thought that many, if not most, of those claiming abductions were either mentally disturbed in some way or outright camera whores, adults with the minds of children dying for attention, any kind of attention, even if it's only ridicule.

From Klass's site (note the date): 

In Retrospect: Words Of Wisdom

On June 24, 1977, the 30th anniversary of Kenneth Arnold's historic UFO sighting, prominent pro-UFOlogists met in Chicago to participate in the First International UFO Conference, sponsored by Fate magazine. A few of their 1977 comments from the published proceedings provide a basis for assessing what has changed in the last 21 years, and what has not:

• Jim Lorenzen, APRO International Director: "One thing we have learned when we have gone into the background of persons who claim to have been abducted by UFOs, to have had contact with UFOs, or to have received messages from space people, is that for the most part they have a history of being battered children or have had sad histories in other ways....This suggests that contactees may be people who...are looking for ways to bolster their self images."....