Lost Was the Key

by Leah A. Haley

Book Overview

The author's true account of her abductions by "aliens", and her subsequent kidnapping, interrogation and even torture, by uniformed men wanting information about them. She also recounts receiving telepathic messages about coming Earth changes and the nature of time.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1883729009
• ISBN13: 9781883729004
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: Greenleaf Publications (TN)
• Length: 1 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.2" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

It's hard to judge such a unique abduction account

Lost Was the Key is Leah Haley's personal account of alien abduction and governmental harassment. It is unlike any other abduction account I have read, as it incorporates in one story a great number of experiences shared by other individual abductees. She claims to have been abducted multiple times since early childhood; smallish, chalky-colored beings have examined her physically on a number of occasions and have removed eggs from her ovaries, ostensibly for the creation of hybrid children; aliens have inserted implants into her body, and she has discovered physical marks on her person that coincide with her experiences. She has interacted with more than one type of alien, including a reptilian race of beings apparently at odds with the race of her interstellar guide Ceto. What is most important about her experiences, though, is her reported harassment at the hands of military and government agents on earth. She claims to have been abducted several times by such human agents, who drugged and interrogated her to get information about the aliens. Why the military should be so interested in her experiences becomes obvious when she quietly drops a bomb on the reader, saying that she was inside a spaceship that crash landed after having been shot down by the U.S. Air Force. I'm not sure of my feelings for her story. I have met the author and heard her speak of her experiences, and she struck me then as quite credible. Her hypnotic regression sessions were handled by John Carpenter, who is well respected in the ufology community. Her writing is not polished; it most definitely reads as her own personal effort to describe the things she has remembered and learned in her own way; it is in no way a slick presentation targeted at the reader. She constantly jumps around from one experience or idea to another, which I found pretty frustrating. She has many questions and very few answers. Clearly, what makes this book stand out is her reported encounters with very human government agents; the personal trauma and excessive harassment she claims to have suffered at human hands is, if true, exceedingly grievous. I really can't commit myself either way in this case; Haley makes so many claims that one has to be somewhat skeptical, although I have no reason to disbelieve her story. She herself never comes to any firm conclusions about her experiences, constantly questioning her own sanity every step along the way. This is truly a unique abduction account, and for that reason I would encourage any potential reader to familiarize himself/herself with the literature associated with this phenomenon before attempting to sort out the complexities of Haley's reported experiences.

DEAR READERS: It is true!

It is a shame to admit; colonization of our planet by inhuman creatures who are demonic in nature is a fact! This brave women eloquently describes her reality in a heartfelt manner;clear and consise, considering the REAL nature of our earth and aliens.We are asked to really put aside our programming by an elite military entertainment complex and admit that we have been found, tagged and bred! We are their property; like lab-rats to, the owners of the black triangles. Read this book! and lucid dream of resistance, citizens!