Alien Abductions: AK calls your bluff

There's a new thriller coming from Universal Studios about missing persons and alien abductions... in Nome, Alaska:



But the Anchorage Daily News is calling the film's bluff. Though the film is supposedly based on real, archival footage, no one has ever heard of this psychologist. Alaskans are reeling over the real-life disappearances being made into fodder for a sci-fi thriller.

Anchorage Daily News investigates...

Families suspected a serial killer. The FBI mostly blamed alcohol and the cruel Alaska winter.

This fall, a movie distributed by a major studio and marketed as a “dramatization” of real events is offering another explanation for decades of disappearances and suspicious deaths in and around Nome:

Abduction by space aliens.

"The Fourth Kind," a thriller, hits theaters Nov. 6. Marketing from NBC Universal says it’s based on “archival footage” of a psychologist who stumbled upon “the most disturbing evidence of alien abduction ever documented” while interviewing Alaskans.

Click Here to read the rest of the story...