On UFO HUNTERS...it just said that 2 men who saw UFOs have the same blood anomaly.?

Question

They think they might have been abducted. What do you think about this....possible? What could have caused this in their blood to be the same?

Answer 1

They'd need to produce more information.  I watched these same idiots wax eloquent about 'discovering' an 'ancient Celtic' site in NY state which was not only obviously 19th century construction but had been recently tended.  They're morons, scientifically speaking.

Answer 2

I missed that episode. But these are the same guys who went nuts over a supposed UFO photo and spent a great deal of the episode discussing it, and where did they find it?  It was posted by someone anonymous an an internet UFO blog. Oh brother... if you wanted the LEAST reliable source in the entire world, it would be an anonymous person on an internet blog.

Anyhow, I don't put much faith in their investigative skills or their reporting accuracy, so who knows what they got wrong concerning this blood anomaly. I'll look for it in repeats though.

Answer 3

There seems to be a lot on the Internet about RH negative blood and various tendencies of people who have it. Much of what I've found is probably just sensationalism, but maybe I should look into this. I have RH negative blood (both parents were RH negative).

Anyway, here's a few links to check out...

Answer 4

Aliens do abduct people with certain blood groups as thoses blood groups can only be used in alien genetic exsperiments.Having blood anomalies does not really mean you have been abducted by aliens.Different blood anomalies occure all the time.Some anomalies we are born with.Other anomalies are caused by the alien genetic exsperiments.A lot of preagnant women who smoke,drink alchahol and takes drugs are more proned to have children with blood anomalies.

Answer 5

I did see that episode. The doctors that did the test don't know what is causing this, in one case it was suspected to be muscle damage but the high levels persist and this is at least unusual even if it doesn't rule out muscle damage as the cause.

The residence scientist did suggest further study by taking a small group of claimed abductees (not sure how you would provide of evidence of that but maybe at least people that had video of some UFO experiences) and testing their blood to see if it was found across the group.

What is a shame is that they have a resident skeptic/scientist and never follow up on any of his ideas for experiments.

Psi