Section F · Experiencers · abductees, contactees and entity witnesses
Jim Weiner
Art student, identical twin of Jack Weiner · his nightmares and health problems following the 1976 trip triggered the investigation of the Allagash case
Biography
He came back from the canoe trip with recurring nightmares and health problems he could not explain, and it was that later distress —not a conscious memory of abduction— that led the group to seek professional help and, from there, to the fifteen hypnosis sessions over fourteen months that produced the detailed account. Under hypnosis he described, separately from his companions, being lifted by a beam of light and examined on a table by large-headed beings. He is, along with his identical twin, the central figure in the case: the lead investigator verified backgrounds, medical records, and journals before accepting the sequence, in a final ten-volume report.
Why they're here · 2 pieces
- 1976
Nightmares and health problems following the trip
The trigger that led to seeking professional help and, later, hypnosis
- 1988
Fifteen regression hypnosis sessions over fourteen months
With background checks, medical records and psychological tests
Sources
- Allagash investigation report (10 volumes) — Background, medical-record and diary verification prior to the sessions.
- Raymond Fowler · Allagash case investigation — Documentation of the hypnosis sessions and the resulting account.
Form they described (1)
Associated cases (1)
Biography summarized from public sources, classified by section (A-F).