Major Lori Rehfeldt of God, Aliens and a Cuppa Coffee recently had an intriguing exchange with authors Philip Mantle and Irena Scott, PhD. They explored a fifty-year-old incident through extensive research, investigation, and discovery. Their findings are fresh, thought-provoking, and frightening. Additionally, this story shows how social media allowed people who were on the boat or driving across the bridge to realize they weren't alone. On October 11th, 1973, Charles Hickson (age 42) and Calvin Parker (age 18) were fishing on the Pascagoula River in Mississippi. When a dazzling blue light illuminated their surroundings, both men watched in horror as a rugby ball-shaped object descended from the sky. Three bizarre humanoid entities emerged from the craft and came towards them. Later that night, the frightened pair went to their local Sherriff’s Department to report the abduction. The story soon spread around the world. While Hickson was eager to tell his tale, Parker wanted simply to be left alone. In 1983, Hickson published a book with William Mendez about his experience, but it wasn't until 2018 that Calvin Parker finally shared his story publicly for the first time. https://www.amazon.com/BEYOND-REASONABLE-DOUBT-Pascagoula-Abduction/dp/B0C9KM8RX3