Random States Where You Are Most Likely to Be Abducted by an Alien (20 items)

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  (#10) North Carolina

  • 1789-11-21

  There's a high possibility that aliens are big Dawson's Creek fans, because they love giving flybys to people in North Carolina. One of the strangest occurrences in North Carolina is the Brown Mountain Lights, balls of illumination that dance through the sky on a clear evening in Pisgah National Forest. While it's debatable that the lights are alien in nature, ETs apparently wanted a closer look in September 2013 when they chased after a couple that was observing the phenomenon. 
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  (#13) Maryland

  • 1788-04-25

  Maryland has played host to hoards of spooky things over the years: Edgar Allen Poe, a weather-predicting crab, and a lot of contact with extraterrestrials. One of the state's strangest run-ins with a UFO happened in 1969 when a man and his brother-in-law spotted a UFO flying near a farm as they were driving in rural Maryland, and even though the encounter only took about 90 seconds, they didn't continue their journey until much later that evening. Were they abducted? Or did they simply lose track of time on a lazy Maryland day?
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  (#9) South Carolina

  • 1788-04-23

  Somehow, South Carolina became the low-key UFO hotspot of the Southeast. In May 2016, a woman living in Ladson, SC had multiple run-ins with a floating red orb that seemed obsessed with her property, and each time it left a silver burn mark in her back yard. 
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  (#18) Georgia

  • 1788-01-02

  When you think of Georgia, UFOs don't necessarily come to mind, but in November 2013, a large rectangular ship allegedly floated over the city and blocked out the sky. The witness was pretty annoyed by the ship. "It did not make any sense that it could be moving. It looked heavy and not a way to stay in the air, no wings… no sound at all.” And then, of course, there's Jimmy Carter's famous UFO sighting in 1969 that led him to make promises of disclosure during his 1976 Presidential campaign (although President Carter would backtrack on his promises citing "defense implications").
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  (#17) Colorado

  • 1876-08-01

  If you've ever been to Colorado, then you know that the Centennial State is so full of hippy-dippy stuff that it's all but begging extraterrestrials to stop by and have a pot cookie. In one instance of abduction, a woman named Ann was picked up by a Nordic alien who maintains a close telekinetic relationship with her. Their relationship is so strong that Ann routinely disrupts electrical fields with her mind. Aside from Ann's new superpowers, the town of Hooper, CO consistently plays host to a variety of UFOs. Locals have even built a UFO dome where you can go watch the night sky, and they refer to State Highway 17 as "The Cosmic Highway." Groovy.
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  (#19) New Hampshire

  • 1788-06-21

  One of the most famous UFO abduction cases took place in New Hampshire in 1961. Barney and Betty Hill were walking their dog after returning home from a vacation in Niagara Falls. While out on the road, a flying saucer flashing multi-colored lights chased down the couple and then the Hills experienced a "numbing sensation" and a sense of lost time. After undergoing hypnosis, the Hills were able to recount their time on the alien vessel. 

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