Jesse Michels

And Travis then touches the craft and gets blown back.

And, you know, it almost seems to like zap or hurt him where there seems to be this kind of electromagnetic, you know, emission or field around this craft.

And the five guys are freaked out.

They go back into town.

Uh, they, uh, basically are like, we don't know what to tell you, but this is what happened to this guy.

One of the guys had actually been in a fight with Travis that day.

And so, you know, he didn't have any incentive to like, say that, like, you know, this guy's being truthful about like this UFO abduction experience or whatever.

Yeah.

They're all, like, people are, like, skeptical also of this guy and a lot of the people because they're like, are you sure, like, you didn't get into a fight with him?

You didn't kill him?

You know, they think, like, they were, like, murderers at one point.

They all take lie detector tests and are, like, grilled by the local sheriff and stuff.

And people are like, okay, maybe something happened.

Like, this is actually weird.

Like, these guys are, like, you know, passing the tests and they seem to be really consistent in their stories.

Travis is then found.

I want to say...

five days later but he has like a full-grown beard so it's like as if like more missing time had occurred and he had been basically on this craft with an operating table with both grays and actually nordics so you have like you know two different kind of uh alien archetypes involved in his abduction and uh yeah he comes back down and he basically says that they did like surgery on him

And to this day, it's one of the—it's, you know, Fire in the Sky is this famous sort of, you know, documentary that's been done about him.

My friend Chris Ramsey, who's a great—he actually had the biggest magic channel on YouTube before going into UFO stuff.