Was the Travis Walton Alien Abduction a HOAX? 🛸His Crew Boss Speaks Out! (UFO / UAP Rabbit Hole)

Besides the Barney and Betty Hill incident, the Travis Walton alien abduction story is probably the most famous case of an alleged alien abduction.On November 5, 1975 a seven-person logging crew in the Apache–Sitgreaves National Forests, reported that while they were driving down a forest road, when they saw a lighted object above the ground near the roadway. Travis Walton ran towards the light and was hit by a light coming from the alleged UFO/UAP. He was then gone for several days and claimed to have been on board an alien space ship for several days. The case was titled "best UFO case of the year" by the The National Enquirer, investigated by Michael Shermer and Philip Klass, covered in a book and a movie called Fire in the Sky, starring Robert Patrick. Allegedly all loggers passed a polygraph lie detector test? Let’s discuss.

chapters:

0:00 Intro
0:43 What is the Travis Walton Alien Abduction Story?
2:10 What Travis told his mother before disappearing
2:29 'The UFO incident' connection
3:30 The polygraph / lie detector Test
4:45 Travis Walton Returns
5:05 Alleged signs of drug use?
6:12 Travis Walton's lie detector test results
6:50 What happened to Travis Walton inside the UFO?
8:43 His crew boss speaks out!
9:54 The Mike Rogers & Ryan Gordon phone call
11:15 Later updates by Mike Rogers, shared by Ryan Gordon
13:00 The Gentry Lookout Tower Theory
14:45 Travis Walton's comment on the phone call
16:10 Mike Rogers redacts his Hoax statement
19:20 The endgame of the 'Mike Rogers Drama'
21:12 The last update by Mike Rogers
22:05 Mike Rogers and the Waltons were known UFO buffs and pranksters
23:12 Conclusion
24:17 Outro

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The Travis Walton incident was an alleged alien abduction of American forestry worker Travis Walton on November 5, 1975, while he was part of a logging crew in the Apache–Sitgreaves National Forests near Heber, Arizona.

On October 20, 1975, the NBC network aired The UFO Incident, a special made-for-TV movie about the alleged alien abduction of Barney and Betty Hill. The film depicted a motorist who walks into the woods toward an overhead light when he is illuminated by a beam of light. Within weeks of the broadcast, Walton was reported missing to law enforcement after having walked into the woods toward an overhead light where he was illuminated by a beam of light.

Robert Scott Lazar (/ləˈzɑːr/; born January 26, 1959) is an American conspiracy theorist who claims to have been hired in the late 1980s to reverse-engineer extraterrestrial technology at what he described as a secret site called "S-4". Lazar alleges that this subsidiary installation is located several kilometres south of the United States Air Force facility popularly known as Area 51.
Lazar claims he examined an alien craft that ran on an antimatter reactor powered by element 115, which at the time had not yet been synthesized. He also claims to have read US government briefing documents that described alien involvement in human affairs over the past 10,000 years. Lazar's claims resulted in bringing added public attention to Area 51 and fueling conspiracy theories surrounding its classified activities.
Lazar has no evidence to support his core claim of alien technology. His story has been analyzed and rejected by skeptics and some ufologists. Universities from which he claims to hold degrees show no record of him, and supposed former workplaces have disavowed him. In 1990, he was convicted for his involvement in a prostitution ring and again in 2006 for selling illegal chemicals.

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[GilbertMartinezHarpsichord]

When I was young, I saw "Fire in the Sky" and the alien "examination" scene scared the heck out of me. But shortly after I thought, that dude and his buddies really went through a heck of a lot of trouble to ditch work that week.

[jmcclain]

I often inform my family members to not be worried if I'm abducted by aliens, bigfoot, gnomes, leprechauns, or Elvis. Pretty standard stuff, I think.

[zacharyfindlay-maddox]

Oh lord, he told his mother don't worry if he ever gets captured by aliens, BEFORE he got "captured" by aliens?? Hahaha

[amorfati]

Thank you for doing these deep dives. Just because someone seems sincere doesn't mean they actually are telling the truth.

[eddietowers]

Awesome channel, awesome content. Yeah, I’m subscribing and binge watching all your back episodes. Keep up the good work.

[horayman]

well...there goes one of my most believed ufo stories

[Paul_G]

I'm glad people are starting to listen to the sceptics. Walton was a fraud. Plus Rogers called him out to Ryan Gordon.

[Kefir-fwqf]

The sad and unsetling part is that it's typical for all this cases. Ufologists would present them in documentaries, websites or books in a certain way but when you realy look at them they always are leaving out important parts. Then when you show them to pepole who believe in this stories they feel attacked and instead of looking into the claims they call you out as a disinfo agent, close minded and all the rest. It's a semi religion at this point.

[jefferynordgulen]

I met him and shook his hand I looked him in the face and said is it true. His micro expression told me he is full of shit

[nicmancer]

Great vid and a very interesting summation of the case. Thanks.

[biogopher]

Given all the info it sounds like Travis had someone in the tower manipulating the spotlight, i can imagine in the dark it looks like a flying object

[harrylongstride]

I'm so glad I found this channel easily the best on YouTube, thankyou for all your work on this and keep up the good work 👍

[theBYRM]

Really enjoying these debunk breakdowns ❤

[Returntotheworld]

I really hope you keep digging into these UFO stories. I really enjoy the info you show. Having previously wanting to believe all this stuff I’m now hearing a completely different side to this story. What really upsets me now is the supposed “UFO investigators” / journalists that claim to have dug in and researched these stories and it’s obvious they really couldn’t have dug much at all or only looked into things that supported the story being true because of their own biases / need for income. I’d love to see more content like this on your channel.

[ArmyGrunt]

The movie about this "Fire In The Sky" absolutely terrified me as a kid. I tried watching it over 20 times but every time I got to the part when he's in the UFO I would hide under the covers.

The reason I was so terrified of this movie is because when I was like 8yrs old. I woke up around 2am - 4am and I looked over at my open bedroom door. And there was a 3 foot tall human shaped thing standing in my doorway looking in at me. I couldn't make out what is was because I always would sleep with my bedroom door open with the hallway light on. So since the light was coming from behind it I could only see the outline of this thing.

I started sweating and frozen in fear. I very slowly pulled the covers over my head and debating whether I should stay under the covers or jump up and charge it and tackle it. Maybe 2 minutes later I decided to attack it.

So I quickly threw the covers off and went to charge towards it but stopped immediately. The entire room was lit up because it was freakin morning and the sun was up. 30 years later I still think about that at least twice a week, plus some other unexplainable events that happened in that house.

I don't know what that human shaped thing was but I DON'T think it was an alien. If it was something paranormal then I would lean more towards ghost. Even though I don't really believe in that but taking into account the other unexplainable events that happened then ghost is more likely than aliens.

Strangely our house was a brand new house in a brand new subdivision/neighborhood on the New Jersey shore.

Because of those events I'm terrified of being in the dark while in a house. I
still to this day have to sleep with a light on and the tv on in my bedroom, not a nightlight but a actual normal light and my door closed and looked.

I mean wtf, I been deployed to Iraq as a Infantryman having to deal with IEDs, rockets, mortars and being shot at. And nearly drowning during hurricane Katrina but yet my nightmares are of my freakin childhood home even though I don't believe in the paranormal.

[BotMx]

This channel just dissected the lies of Travis Walton with logic and common sense.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[jaybird]

It’s a shame hearing what a trainwreck this whole thing is. I remember this being a big piece of a UFO documentary I saw as a kid. It’s what helped me really get interested in the idea of UFOs.

[maximpestsolutions]

Travis W = Bulloney Slinger 👍💩👍. Thanks for another great Debunking Video. Cheers 🙏.

[mikeweber]

If memory serves, the hunt for Travis wasn't very intensive. In fact, one of his family's cabins was close to the abduction site but never checked, even though there were signs of someone being in it.

[DavidMartin-ljyj]

I watched the Rogan episode. He def came off sus