Pascagoula Abduction Complete Account
Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker were fishing when robotic beings took them aboard a craft. Their immediate report to police, recorded interrogation, and separate polygraphs make this a compelling abduction case.
The Pascagoula Abduction - Complete Account
On October 11, 1973, Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker were fishing on the Pascagoula River when they claim to have been abducted by strange, robotic beings. Their immediate report to police, the secretly recorded interrogation, and their consistent accounts over decades make this one of the most compelling abduction cases on record.
The Witnesses
Charles Hickson:
- 42 years old
- Shipyard worker
- Calvin’s supervisor
- WWII veteran
- No UFO interest
Calvin Parker:
- 19 years old
- Shipyard worker
- Hickson’s employee
- Deeply traumatized
- Reluctant witness
The Evening
October 11, 1973:
- Night fishing
- Pascagoula River
- Old pier
- After work
- Relaxing
The Approach
They noticed:
- Blue light
- Zipping sound
- Object approaching
- Oval shape
- Descended nearby
The Beings
Three creatures emerged:
- About 5 feet tall
- Gray wrinkled skin
- No visible eyes
- Claw-like hands
- Robotic movement
The Abduction
The beings:
- Floated toward them
- Grabbed both men
- Paralyzed them
- Floated them aboard
- Into the craft
Inside the Craft
Hickson recalled:
- Bright interior
- Examined by instrument
- Eye-like device
- Scanned him
- Then released
Calvin’s Experience
Parker:
- Lost consciousness
- Deeply traumatized
- Fewer memories
- Possibly blocked
- Decades of struggle
The Police Report
Immediately after:
- Went to sheriff’s office
- Reported abduction
- Obviously shaken
- Filed report
- Taken seriously
The Secret Recording
Sheriff left:
- Room bugged
- Men alone
- Continued discussing
- In distress
- Didn’t act like hoaxers
The Recording Reveals
Left alone, they:
- Remained frightened
- Discussed genuineness
- No indication of hoax
- Genuine distress
- Powerful evidence
The Polygraph
Both men:
- Took lie detector tests
- Passed
- Separate examinations
- Consistent results
- Added credibility
Dr. J. Allen Hynek
The astronomer:
- Investigated personally
- Found credible
- Impressed by witnesses
- No motive to fake
- Strong case
Media Attention
Story received:
- National coverage
- Press descended
- Intense scrutiny
- Lives disrupted
- Permanent change
Calvin’s Struggle
Parker suffered:
- Decades of trauma
- Mental health struggles
- Avoided publicity
- Eventually spoke out
- Book in 2018
Hickson’s Consistency
Until his death (2011):
- Never changed story
- Passed additional polygraphs
- Spoke publicly
- Maintained account
- Consistent witness
Significance
Pascagoula is significant for:
- Two witnesses
- Immediate report
- Secret recording
- Polygraph passage
- Consistency over time
Legacy
The Pascagoula abduction remains one of the most credible cases in abduction research. The secret recording of two terrified men who didn’t know they were being monitored provides powerful evidence of genuine experience.