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Morning... Honestly I had not heard that one, “probed” but not raped. But I think most or all of the abduction stories are BS to make the Alien theory sound even more loony. What better way to hide it but to hide it in plain sight. I do not doubt it was said though. I will dig into it more. :)

The best way to look into the vast number of abduction accounts is to start with Dr. John Mack's work. He was the Harvard prof and psychiatrist who did probably the most credible work in this area.

The abductees usually start out by being traumatized by the experience but often end up showing signs of Stockholm Syndrome/capture-bonding.

I have studied the abduction phenomenon extensively but am still keeping an open mind about it. That said, it has been pretty much established that the experiences are not due to mental illness, drug use, hallucinations, mass hysteria, or sleep paralysis. John Mack's conclusion (he is now deceased) was that "something is going on...something quite real."

As you probably know, the abductions appear to be an integral part of a hybrid ("alien"/human) breeding program.

Strange stuff. Runs in families over multiple generations.

I also meant to mention that there is an occult connection in the abduction cases. I'm still trying to tease that matter out because it is somewhat obscured in the accounts. Lots of "new age" references seem to pop up in the lives of the abductees.

I watched a video earlier this week that is a good example of this. Let me know if you want the link to that video.