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Overview: Even as the New York Times brought credibility and a broad audience to the question of UFOs and extraterrestrial life, other figures challenged whether it might all be a great big lie. But when an acclaimed Harvard psychiatrist named John Mack began investigating the phenomenon now known as alien abductions, he proved that these bizarre experiences couldn't be so eagerly dismissed — and that the truth might be far more complicated than we imagine.
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Diana Walsh Pasulka
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Self - Professor of Religious History, UNC Wilmington
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Brandon Harris
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Self - Contributor, The New Yorker
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George Knapp
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Self - Investigative Journalist
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Harry Reid
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Self - Former Senate Majority Leader
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Gary Voorhis
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Self - Radar Operator, USS Princeton
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Ralph Blumenthal
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Self - Investigative Journalist
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Kate Dorsch
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Self - Science & Technology Historian, UPenn
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Richard Doty
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Self - Former Air Force Intelligence Officer
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Luis Elizondo
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Self (archive footage)
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Harold E. Puthoff
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Self (archive footage)
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Chris Mellon
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Self (archive footage)
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Robert Bigelow
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Self (archive footage)
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John E. Mack
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Self - Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard (archive footage)
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Peter Faust
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Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
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Greg Eghigian
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Self - Professor of History, Penn State University
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Harry S. Truman
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Self (archive footage)
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Barney Hill
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Self (archive footage)
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Betty Hill
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Self (archive footage)
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Charlie Rose
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Self (archive footage)
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Budd Hopkins
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Self - Artist & Ufologist (archive footage)
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Lisil Field
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Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
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Barack Obama
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