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As someone with a son who suffers from Schizoaffective disorder, that is possible but not likely. I don't think he was abducted, but if he truly had Schizophrenia there would be a lot more going on with him than just thinking he had been abducted. Schizophrenia is a real biological illness that has a genetic basis for which there is a great deal of misunderstanding by most people. For the record, I teach a 12-week education class called Family-to-Family for NAMI: http://www.nami.org/f2f and am my states coordinator for this program. It is a course that helps families better understand and thus better help their ill relative.

As a fun aside, look HERE and scroll down to where it talks about an incident(s) that NORAD was involved with in Montana on 7 Nov 1975. I was actually present at the NORAD Region HQ the night this happened, and I'll never forget that night. No, I don't think it was little green men, but the truth is, to this day I have no idea what we witnessed that night on our system. Whatever it was, it had the brass very anxious. (I was a computer maintenance man on the NORAD SAGE Computer system at that time stationed at Malmstrom AFB, MT from 1972 to 1979)

wow. The report from Malmstrom and K-7 are awesome.

stood out:Meanwhile, targeting teams, along with computer specialists, were brought to the missile site to check out the missile, and specifically, the computer in the warhead that targets the missile. Amazingly, when the computer was checked, they found that the tape had mysteriously changed target numbers! The re-entry vehicle was then taken from the silo and brought back to the base. Eventually the entire missile was changed. (Clear Intemt, 27)

The higher-ups knew exactly what to look for, this must have happened more than a few times.